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676-A, B, C, 676F-A, B, C
Srv Motor F/676, 680, Designer S99080517
OEM part for: Broan, Nutone
Part Number: S99080517
$109.61
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This part will fit the following 26 machines
Broan
674 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
676 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
680 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
680FL Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
680FLT Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
685 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
710 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
712 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
714 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
720 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
721 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
722 Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
720-D Designer Series Fan/Light/Night Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
676-B Bath Fan - 110 Cfm / 4.0 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
676-A Bath Fan - 110 Cfm / 4.0 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
710-D Designer Series Fan/Light/Night Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
761WHNT Decorative Fan/Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
BROAN 680 Bath Fan/Light - 100 Cfm / 4.0 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
722-D Designer Series Fan/Light/Night Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
676-D Bath Fan - 110 Cfm / 4.0 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
676-C Bath Fan - 110 Cfm / 4.0 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
721-D Designer Series Fan/Light/Night Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
714-D Designer Series Fan/Light/Night Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
712-D Designer Series Fan/Light/Night Light - 100 Cfm / 3.5 Sones View Diagrams & Manuals
NT100C Ventilation Fan View Diagrams & Manuals
Nutone
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This item works with the following types of products:
- Ventilation Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: S99080517H, S99080517I, S97009752G, S99080517C, S99080517A, S99080517F, S99080517D, S97009752 (676-A, B, C, 676F-A, B, C), 99080517I, 99080517C, 97009752G, 99080517D, 99080517H, 99080517A, 99080517F, 99080517G, 99080517E, 99080517B, 99080517, 97009752F, 97009752D, 97009752C, S97009752, 97009752B, 97009752A, 97009752E
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Easy repair - great part & value - works perfectly!
Bathroom fan is now nearly noiseless. Better than when it was new.
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September 4, 2023
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Perfect fit
Motor fit just as described. Web site search engine was accurate. Thank you, quiet bathroom fan = quiet wife. LOL😂
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June 4, 2021
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Exact replacement part, works great right out of the box
I replaced this fan motor in my bathroom which actually took longer cleaning the original than it did to remove and install the motor itself. It works better than the original motor, my wife is really happy!!
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January 31, 2020
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Had to replace the blower motor in my bathroom blower.
Ossie - October 16, 2017
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
I had previously removed the blower and then ordered the replacement. After I received the replacement, it was easy to install the blower. Total time, if you include the time it took to remove the old blower was about 30 minutes. I probably saved myself anywhere from $75 to $150 by doing it myself.
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Motor bearings were worn and noisy. Lots of axial play in motor shaft noted upon disassembly. Wheel was ok, just dirty.
Tom - April 20, 2017
👍 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Adjustable Wrench, utility knife
Turn off light and fan.
Remove light lens.
Remove light bulb.
Use utility knife to cut thru caulk I used a year ago to secure cover to ceiling. (I cleaned and oiled the motor and wheel about 15 months ago when the bathroom fan became too noisy.)
Unplug light and motor.
Use Crescent wrench to loosen and remove nut and washers securing light housing.
Use old straight bladed screwdriver or putty knife to pop loose the single tab on one side of the sheet metal plate that the motor is mounted to. It is hard to tell which side has the single tab vs the two tabs, so it took a while to do this step.
Mark the fan housing to indicate for future repairs which side the single tab is located on.
R&R motor from bracket using socket/ratchet, or crescent wrench.
Reverse order to re-assemble.
Use a bit of caulk or glue to attach cover to ceiling. Secure with blue tape until dry.
New installation sounds and works great!
Remove light lens.
Remove light bulb.
Use utility knife to cut thru caulk I used a year ago to secure cover to ceiling. (I cleaned and oiled the motor and wheel about 15 months ago when the bathroom fan became too noisy.)
Unplug light and motor.
Use Crescent wrench to loosen and remove nut and washers securing light housing.
Use old straight bladed screwdriver or putty knife to pop loose the single tab on one side of the sheet metal plate that the motor is mounted to. It is hard to tell which side has the single tab vs the two tabs, so it took a while to do this step.
Mark the fan housing to indicate for future repairs which side the single tab is located on.
R&R motor from bracket using socket/ratchet, or crescent wrench.
Reverse order to re-assemble.
Use a bit of caulk or glue to attach cover to ceiling. Secure with blue tape until dry.
New installation sounds and works great!
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Motor going bad
Jeffery - July 31, 2016
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Nutdriver
Parts Used
Replaced the old motor with the new one, worked great!
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Bad vibration/loud noise when fan was running
Robert - November 1, 2018
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
1. Disconnected power
2. Removed vent cover
3. Unplugged power cord from fan motor to housing
4. Removed screw securing motor bracket to housing
5. Removed motor bracket and fan motor
6. Assembled new motor bracket, fan motor and fan blade
7. Inserted new assembly in housing
8. Secured motor bracket to housing with screw
9. Plugged power cord from motor into housing socket
10. Replaced vent cover
11. Restored power
2. Removed vent cover
3. Unplugged power cord from fan motor to housing
4. Removed screw securing motor bracket to housing
5. Removed motor bracket and fan motor
6. Assembled new motor bracket, fan motor and fan blade
7. Inserted new assembly in housing
8. Secured motor bracket to housing with screw
9. Plugged power cord from motor into housing socket
10. Replaced vent cover
11. Restored power
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Fan was extremely noisy
Dan - August 9, 2018
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Pliers, Thin blade to pry with and a ladder
Parts Used
Pry the lens off the unit
Remove the light bulb to access the nut holding the light reflector
Unplug the light housing electrical connector
There are three tabs in slots holding the fan and fan mount.
Gently work a screwdriver between the fan mount and the outer shell of the unit on the side of the single tab
Unplug the fan and pry the tab out of the slot, the fan can be pulled down in a hinging movement releasing the other two tabs.
Gently pry the fan blade off the fan shaft
Remove the two nuts holding the fan motor and remove the motor
Reassemble in the reverse order, but when inserting the fan mount into the outer shell put the two tabs in first and gently hinge the fan assembly up and push up till the third tab snaps into place.
Remove the light bulb to access the nut holding the light reflector
Unplug the light housing electrical connector
There are three tabs in slots holding the fan and fan mount.
Gently work a screwdriver between the fan mount and the outer shell of the unit on the side of the single tab
Unplug the fan and pry the tab out of the slot, the fan can be pulled down in a hinging movement releasing the other two tabs.
Gently pry the fan blade off the fan shaft
Remove the two nuts holding the fan motor and remove the motor
Reassemble in the reverse order, but when inserting the fan mount into the outer shell put the two tabs in first and gently hinge the fan assembly up and push up till the third tab snaps into place.
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Bathroom exhaust fan replacement
JD - July 23, 2018
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Nutdriver
Removed the old grill, motor and frame. Installed the new motor in the frame, reinserted in the ceiling fixture, replaced the grill springs into the frame.
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Existing motor bearing was worn and fan was noisy
Alan - May 3, 2018
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Vacuum Cleaner
Parts Used
Removed decorative grill. Unplugged motor. Removed screw holding assembly in place. Removed Assembly holding motor. Cleaned assembly of accumulated dust with vacuum. Removed nuts holding motor to frame. installed new motor. Reinstalled assembly including new motor. Plugged in motor. Reinstalled decorative grill. Done.
Hard part was getting grill screws lined up with holes in frame at the end.
Hard part was getting grill screws lined up with holes in frame at the end.
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Bathroom fan. It was old we bought it in May of 1991. It started making a terrible noise
Michael - March 2, 2018
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Followed the directions. Removed off the ceiling cover, removed the light fixture, removed the motor, took off the fan. put it all back together and it worked like a dream. I've already sent you an email about this. Your make a great product. We're in our 70's and we were able to make the repair ourselves. We just replaced the motor because I couldn't find a vent fan we liked as much, this has the Oak trim. We still have the original sales receipt that's why we know when we bought it. The hardest part was putting the ceiling cover back on, lining up the 2 screws that hole it up to the ceiling.
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Motor stopped working.
MIKE - November 21, 2017
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Parts Used
Replaced with the new one.
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Ventilator worn out.
Noel - February 14, 2017
Tool Type
Ventilation
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Nutdriver
1. Turned off light switch and taped down
2. Removed ventilator cover
3. Removed light bulb
4. Unplugged light from the main unit
5. Removed nut attaching light housing to the main unit and removed light housing
6. Unplugged fan from the main unit
7. Used screwdriver to gently removed fan housing from the main unit.
8. Replaced fan and blower wheel and reassembled in reverse order.
2. Removed ventilator cover
3. Removed light bulb
4. Unplugged light from the main unit
5. Removed nut attaching light housing to the main unit and removed light housing
6. Unplugged fan from the main unit
7. Used screwdriver to gently removed fan housing from the main unit.
8. Replaced fan and blower wheel and reassembled in reverse order.
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