This genuine replacement part is sourced from original manufacturer. It is designed for use with Broan ventilation fans. The fuse trips to protect the unit from excessive heating. If the fuse blows, the heater won't be able to run. It is made out of metal and it is sold individually. To replace it you would need a screwdriver.
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Bath & Ventilation Fan
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Solved the problem
Part arrived fast and got my bathroom heater fan working again.
Guest - September 26, 2019
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Easy repair.
removed unit from ceiling and removed thermal cutoff. replaced with new one . Heat is back on. JIM
Guest - February 12, 2020
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Exact replacement
Solved our heater problem quickly and easily.
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Fair price easy site to use. Thanks.
Guest - February 15, 2022
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Replacement part for an older bathroom heater
We were so happy to find this older replacement part for my 97-year-old mother's bathroom heater vs. having to buy a new one; that may or may not have covered the existing ceiling space. Therefore, perhaps requiring sheet rock repairs. This part saved us a bundle.
Guest - September 10, 2023
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Correct part poor shipping
I paid extra for 2-3 day shipping. for some unknown reason it took over 4 days for the part to get to their local post office? USPS did a great job and had me the part in 2 days once they received it. Because of the delayed shipment I had to make an extra trip to go back to the previous job site I moved on from. The fuse fit and worked as expected.
Guest - July 20, 2019
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Removed outer heater cover
Removed two screws holding heater in place and unplugged heater (normal AC male plug)
Removed heater from unit, (swiveled down) and took to my shop.
Removed sheetmetal heat shield covering heater elements.
Found thermal cut off, in the upper corner to be open.
Removed two nuts holdi
... Read moreng cut off and installed a new one.
Plugged the heater into a extension cord to assure it worked.
Reversed this process to reinstall the unit
Still working fine.
I removed the heater fan that was not working, found the thermal cutout had opened with an ohm meter, then ordered a new one. Replaced and now it works like new!
Removed unit from ceiling and checked out unit, found thermal link had failed. Ordered new link and installed. cleaned housing out and replaced heating unit. We have heat again.
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It has been two weeks and it never has even shipped. That is not acceu
Not complete. Changed thermal cutout and fan ran less then 5 mins so I ordered a fan motor. And it has never even shipped.
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Unit was not heating. I bypassed the thermal cutoff switch with a jumper wire and the unit ran and produced heat, so I knew the thermal cutoff switch was bad.
Make sure the light, exhaust fan, and heater are turned off at the wall switch. I removed the cover from the unit. It is held in place by one acorn nut, 3/8GÇ¥ if I remember correctly. Then for easier working access, I unplugged the light assembly and laid it to one side. Unplug the heater/blower motor assembly. The heater/blower motor as
... Read moresembly is held in place by two screws that must be loosened with a flathead screwdriver. The holes for the screws are slotted, so the screws do not have to be removed, only loosened enough to allow the unit to be pulled down and out over the heads of the screws. Access to the thermal cutoff is gained by removing two screws (1/4GÇ¥ nut driver) that hold the cover on. Two nuts must be removed to take the old cutoff switch out. I donGÇÖt remember the size of the nuts but a flathead screwdriver has to be used to keep the machine screw upon which the nuts are mounted from turning when the nuts are removed. Replace the old switch with the new one, reverse the process to put everything back together, and snap in the new lens cover. If you want to check to make sure the heater/blower assembly is working after you have replaced the thermal cutoff switch but before reassembling everything, you can plug the heater/blower assembly into any wall outlet. Just be careful not to place the unit on anything that could be damaged by heat and be careful not to burn your hands while testing it.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10280410
Manufacturer Part Number: s97011810
Bath & Ventilation Fan
- Broan Bath Fan Model HFL695 Parts
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