Restore full cooling performance to your Dometic Brisk Air rooftop air conditioner with the NBK 20370-2 -- a direct-fit aftermarket replacement for OEM part number 3313107.015. When a condenser fan blade cracks, chips, or loses a segment, the resulting imbalance causes vibration, noise, and reduced airflow that strains the fan motor and degrades cooling efficiency. The NBK 20370-2 matches the original 10-1/2" diameter, 6-blade polypropylene construction, and 1/2" D-shaft hub bore -- no drilling, no modifications, no adapter plates required. Also replaces OEM part numbers 3107914.008 and 317937.000.
A damaged or out-of-balance condenser fan blade is one of the most common causes of excessive noise, reduced cooling output, and premature fan motor failure in Dometic Brisk Air rooftop units. The NBK 20370-2 is precision-molded to match the original blade geometry so airflow, pitch, and balance are restored immediately on installation -- no trial-and-error balancing or shimming.
NBK Parts produces this blade to the same dimensional spec as the Dometic OEM part, making it compatible with a wide range of Brisk Air A/C and heat pump models sold under both the Dometic and Duo-Therm brand names. If your unit currently carries part 3313107.015, 3107914.008, or 317937.000, the NBK 20370-2 is the confirmed replacement.
Matches original OEM sweep for full condenser airflow without modification.
Same blade count as the factory part -- maintains original CFM and motor load balance.
Fits the standard 1/2" D-shaft condenser fan motor used across Brisk Air platforms.
Confirmed replacement for 3313107.015, 3107914.008, and 317937.000.
This blade is a verified replacement for the following Dometic and Duo-Therm Brisk Air model numbers:
If your Brisk Air model number is not listed, verify the OEM part number on your existing blade or wiring diagram against 3313107.015, 3107914.008, or 317937.000 before ordering.
In a rooftop RV air conditioner, the condenser fan blade sits above the condenser coil and draws ambient outside air across the coil to reject heat. It runs continuously whenever the compressor is on. Common failure modes include:
A cracked or unbalanced condenser blade does not self-correct -- replace it promptly to protect the fan motor.
If your Brisk Air unit has been running with a damaged blade for an extended period, also inspect:
NBK and Dometic OEM replacement motors and evaporator blades for the Brisk Air line are available separately through rvupgradestore.com.