Recommended Replacement Ceiling Fan for a 2012 Winnebago Tour
Question:
Our 2012 Winnebago Tour has a ceiling fan in the bedroom Winnebago part # 139134-01-03A that appears to have developed a short. Do you carry a suitable replacement?
asked by: Jeff H
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Expert Reply:
I did some research and it appears that the Winnebago Part 139134-01-03A you mention is a 35" satin/nickel ceiling fan. To that extent, the closest replacement we have is the 12V RV Ceiling Fan w/ Wall Switch # 344410TSDC36BNOKCY.
This fan is brushed nickel with a cherry/oak finish, has a 12V powered, 34 1/2" diameter fan, and includes a replacement wall switch, which offers 4 fan speeds.
expert reply by:
Bryce D
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12V RV Ceiling Fan w/ Wall Switch - 4 Speed - 34-1/2" Diameter - Brushed Nickel - Cherry/Oak
- RV Ceiling Fans
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- 4 Blades
- 12V
- 36 Inch Diameter
- Brushed Nickel
- LaSalle Bristol
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