[Guy]

Yes, I am sure it is toast. It gave me a hint earlier when it would not turn off. I have 3 basement airs. This is the middle unit. It is different that the other two, in that it is totally self contained. No lines running to an evaporator in an overhead area llike the front and rear units. This should work to my advantage. I have no problem modding a replacement motor. The extraction of the unit is my issue. I believe it was meant to be removed out the bottom of the coach as the access exterior door is too narrow, but somone, ( Newell ?) has welded the bottom support struts in . I have time on my hands and a 26 foot enclosed trailer with lots of tools. What could go wrong .

Update.... Mystery solved. It almost seems to simple ( Uh oh) Plan A. The unit is designed to be removed into the coach. Mounted on it's own piece of 3/4 "plywood, 120 volt incoming power with a grey quick disconnect connector which I have not seen anywhere else in this coach, 5 inch flex duct . , with easy to reach hose clamp. Remove thermostat wires, remove 2 drawers above, cabinet doors, cabinet 1/8 ' partition. If this fails proceed to plan b. Plan B includes removing countertop the get more access from above . If plan a and b fail, next is plan C. Wait for fall and head to regional Guru headquarters in Inverness Fl or Wittman Az, and hope someone is home........