Blower Wheel

1. Removed the fan assembly from the ceiling housing.
2. Removed blower wheel from the motor shaft.
3. Disassembled, cleaned, oiled (motor), reassembled entire unit and placed back in service.
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1. Remove finger nut to take out glass light cover.
2. Use pliers to remove the nut on center shaft holding decorative vent frame.
3. Use a screwdriver to loosen three screws holding the motor in place.
4. Rotate motor frame to free it from the housing.
5. Unplug AC cord for the motor so it can be taken all the way out.
6. Use a screwdriver to pry off the old drum. It will probably on the shaft very tightly.
7. Place new drum hole on motor shaft ling up flat spots of each.
8. Use a piece of wood to tap the new drum into place. It will be a tight fit.
9. Make sure the new drum is not crooked--it should not spin wobbly.

1. Removed the fan trim.
2. Removed the fan by loosening 3 three screws & rotating the fan assembly so the assembly mounting holes cleared the screw head.
3. Pulled blower wheel from the fan motor shaft.
4. Pushed the new blower wheel onto the motor shaft. Line up flat spot on the shaft with the flat spot on blower wheel before pushing.
5. Reinstall fan assembly into fan housing.
6. Reinstall the fan trim.

1. Took outer cover off fan/ light unit in ceiling.
2. Unplugged light assembly, removed screws holding it in place and removed the light unit from the housing.
3. Unplugged fan assembly, removed screws and removed the fan assembly from the housing.
4. Removed the defective blower wheel from the fan unit and replaced it with the new blower wheel using the written instruction that came with the replacement blower wheel.
5. Reassembled and reconnected both units to the fan/light housing in the ceiling, plugged them in and replaced the outer cover.
Everything worked perfectly.

Removed old unit and replaced with new motor and fan. Improved instructions for attaching fan would be better since fan depth and fit with unit housing is important for proper operation of unit; fan depth required some adjustment before unit would operate quietly. I am pleased with final outcome.

Removed the grill
Unscrewed three screws
Removed the motor
Removed the blower wheel
Replaced the blower wheel
Put motor back
Put back three screws
Replaced grill

1. Remove cover
2. Remove motor mount
3. Remove motor and blower wheel
4. Install new blower wheel on motor
5. Reinstall motor, blower wheel, and cover

Replace the old blower wheel with the new one.

I loosened 3 screws to release motor/fan blower assembly. The fan motor has a very simple plug just like any plug in your house/apartment. I unplugged the motor, removed the motor assembly, then lifted the blower wheel off the motor/motor support assembly. Finally, I pushed the new blower wheel onto the motor shaft very gently. I reassembled the fan motor & support and plugged the motor in. The blower wheel worked perfectly. Total time to change 2 fan's blower wheels, including getting my small ladder, tools, and to put everything away was about 45 minutes. 1 final thing to add is I am severely visually handicapped (only 1/3 of a normal person's vision when my glasses are on). You may be able to beat my time if you have any mechanical aptitude!

Removed old blower wheel and replaced with your replacement blower wheel and it is as good and as quiet as new!