Easy
15-30 minutes
This fan blade is an authentic replacement part supplied by the manufacturer. It is commonly used in NuTone exhaust fans. Replacing this part is a straightforward process that should take approximately 15 minutes. A screwdriver and a hammer are needed to replace this part.
1. Align the new blade
2. Gently tap the center of the fan with a hammer to start the blade on the shaft
3. Push the blade down in the center until it is seated at the bottom of the motor shaft
4. Install the unit and tighten the two mounting screws.
5. Ensure the power switch is in the OFF position and plug in the power plug to the socket inside the fan housing
6. Replace the cover and center thumb screw
Fan Blade S68293000
OEM part for: Nutone, Broan
Part Number: S68293000
$39.86
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- Classification: Part
- Weight: 0.20 lbs.
- Shipping: Ships Worldwide
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This part replaces obsolete part #: 68293000
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Just like the 42 year old part!
This was an exact replacement. It took us a couple tries to decide the correct side to face up, but it worked great after that.
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Motor rarely kicked over. When it did it made a high screeching noise.
Heidi - March 27, 2023
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
1) Loosen nut to remove outer grill
2) Use Phillips to loosen screws holding baseplate/motor in fan housing. Unplug motor and drop out baseplate/motor.
3) Loosen nuts holding motor onto baseplate, remove motor.
4) Put new motor on, replace nuts, press new fan blade onto spindle.
5) Install motor/base plate back into housing, replace grill.
6) Turn on new working fan and smile!
2) Use Phillips to loosen screws holding baseplate/motor in fan housing. Unplug motor and drop out baseplate/motor.
3) Loosen nuts holding motor onto baseplate, remove motor.
4) Put new motor on, replace nuts, press new fan blade onto spindle.
5) Install motor/base plate back into housing, replace grill.
6) Turn on new working fan and smile!
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the old fan blades broke
David - December 7, 2019
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Nutdriver
Parts Used
removed the bracket that held the motor. remove the old blade and installed the new. Also had to take the rotor out, turn it around put it back in. reason: it was blowing air into the bathroom not removing it. works great now
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Motor winding open (fan would not run)power okay.
George - March 10, 2019
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Nutdriver
1. Turned on power (light & fan switch): Fan not working.
2. Checked power on fan housing receptacle with beeper (okay).
3. Removed fan motor module (loosen two screws & twist).
4. Recheck (plugged in to power outlet still not working).
5. Used multi-meter (continuity function): Open transformer windings.
6. Ordered parts (motor, fan blade, filter, fan blade cover, and plastic knob.
7. Assembled motor on housing and fan blade on motor.
8. Reinstalled new parts in ventilation housing (careful to route power wiring).
9. Install filter, ventilation cover, and knob.
10. Test with fan/light switch.
11. Back to normal ops.
2. Checked power on fan housing receptacle with beeper (okay).
3. Removed fan motor module (loosen two screws & twist).
4. Recheck (plugged in to power outlet still not working).
5. Used multi-meter (continuity function): Open transformer windings.
6. Ordered parts (motor, fan blade, filter, fan blade cover, and plastic knob.
7. Assembled motor on housing and fan blade on motor.
8. Reinstalled new parts in ventilation housing (careful to route power wiring).
9. Install filter, ventilation cover, and knob.
10. Test with fan/light switch.
11. Back to normal ops.
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Fan motor stopped working
Richard - September 10, 2018
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Remove fan cover
Unplug motor and unscrew from main bracket
Remove motor from support bracket
Put new motor on support bracket and put back on main bracket.
Plug in and turn on to see if the fan rubs on the side,if so adjust and tighten down and put filter and cover back on.
Unplug motor and unscrew from main bracket
Remove motor from support bracket
Put new motor on support bracket and put back on main bracket.
Plug in and turn on to see if the fan rubs on the side,if so adjust and tighten down and put filter and cover back on.
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Original fan blade kit was broken during shipping
Tim - January 3, 2017
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Parts Used
Pulled the old blade kit off and installed the new ones. Very Simple Fix! Less than 5 minutes.
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Old vent fan assembly not working
Abdel - January 25, 2016
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Adjustable Wrench, Cleaning agent and towels
Very easy repair for these older Nutone exhaust fans.
1) Remove outer vent grille, typically with thumb screw
2) Fan assembly is held in by 2 Philips screws, but unplug fan first.
3) Remove fan assembly, I only needed the 2 small nuts from where the fan motor attaches to the bracket to re-use for new one.
4) Install new fan motor to new bracket, re-use old nuts.
5) Install new fan blade on new motor, make sure to line up notch.
6) Clean up dust/dirt, or in my case many years of cooking oil!
7) Reinstall new assembly, check to make sure fan blade rotates freely!
8) If all good, plug in fan motor and test.
9) Reinstall grille (clean if needed).
1) Remove outer vent grille, typically with thumb screw
2) Fan assembly is held in by 2 Philips screws, but unplug fan first.
3) Remove fan assembly, I only needed the 2 small nuts from where the fan motor attaches to the bracket to re-use for new one.
4) Install new fan motor to new bracket, re-use old nuts.
5) Install new fan blade on new motor, make sure to line up notch.
6) Clean up dust/dirt, or in my case many years of cooking oil!
7) Reinstall new assembly, check to make sure fan blade rotates freely!
8) If all good, plug in fan motor and test.
9) Reinstall grille (clean if needed).
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The old fan blade broke out in the center.
RUSSELL - January 18, 2016
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Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Hammer
Parts Used
1. Clean the motor shaft with steel wool.
2. Align new blade making sure that the flat spot in the hole matches that the flat on the motor shaft.
3. Gently tap the center of the fan with a hammer to start the blade on the shaft.
4. Push the blade down in the center until it is seated at the bottom of the motor shaft.
5. Install the unit and tighten the two mounting screws.
6. Make sure the power switch is in the OFF position and plug in the power plug to the socket inside the fan housing.
7. Replace the cover and center thumb screw.
8. Turn the power switch on. Should be good to go.
2. Align new blade making sure that the flat spot in the hole matches that the flat on the motor shaft.
3. Gently tap the center of the fan with a hammer to start the blade on the shaft.
4. Push the blade down in the center until it is seated at the bottom of the motor shaft.
5. Install the unit and tighten the two mounting screws.
6. Make sure the power switch is in the OFF position and plug in the power plug to the socket inside the fan housing.
7. Replace the cover and center thumb screw.
8. Turn the power switch on. Should be good to go.
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