Daikin-McQuay 1864005 3-Blade Fan Propeller
Specifications
- Type: Fan Propeller
Loyalty ProgramAir-moving assemblies use rotating propellers to circulate air through connected HVAC equipment. The Daikin-McQuay 1864005 is a genuine three-blade OEM fan propeller designed to work with a compatible fan motor. Its rotating blades provide the air movement required by the associated fan assembly.
Propeller Blade Operation:
The propeller converts rotational movement from the connected motor into airflow. As the blades rotate, their shape and angle interact with the surrounding air to move it through the intended airflow path. The propeller's design must match the requirements of the fan assembly.
Motor Connection and Airflow Generation:
The connected motor supplies the mechanical rotation needed to turn the propeller. The blades use this rotational input to generate directional airflow through the assembly. Proper shaft fit and mounting alignment are important for stable rotation and effective operation.
Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement may be appropriate when the propeller develops cracked, bent, or deformed blades that affect its rotation or air-moving function. Before ordering, compare the existing 1864005 part number and propeller configuration with the requirements of the intended application.
Common Signs of Wear:
Equipment Compatibility:
The Daikin-McQuay 1864005 Fan Propeller is intended for compatible air-moving applications. The equipment model numbers provided for compatibility checking are RZAS85C2V1, RZAV125F2V1, RZA100C2Y1, and RZA100C2V1. Verify these models, the propeller configuration, and the mounting arrangement against the applicable equipment parts documentation before ordering.
Technical Specifications:
Product Identification:
Brand: Daikin-McQuay
Part Number: 1864005
Product Type: Fan Propeller
Mechanical:
Number of Blades: 3
Step 1: Turn off power to the unit before starting.
Step 2: Remove the existing fan propeller by loosening the set screw or nut.
Step 3: Slide the new Fan Propeller onto the motor shaft, ensuring proper alignment.
Step 4: Tighten the set screw or nut securely to hold the propeller in place.
Step 5: Check that the fan spins freely without obstruction.
Step 6: Restore power and test operation carefully.