The motor fits between the motor mounting bracket and the fan blade. This part is an authentic OEM sourced item which is specifically produced for use with Broan ventilation fans. It is a 120 volts, 1.50 amps, single speed motor with a two-prong plug. The motor is available individually and may require a screwdriver during installation.
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Easy repair
The correct replacement part was easy to locate and order online. The part arrived quickly and fit exactly. The repair to my bathroom exhaust fan was easy.
Guest - June 4, 2019
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smoking motor
part was exact fit. Fan runs great.
Guest - June 22, 2022
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First I didn\'t think I could find the replacement part, but after some searching I found it and all the brackets and replacement fan. I assembled the motor and fan to the bracket and installed it in place with two screws. I plugged it in and turned it on, bang! Installed the new grill and walked away.
1. Removed cover
2. Unplugged old motor
3. Used nut driver to remove screws holding fan in housing
4. Removed fan from motor shaft
5. Removed old motor from bracket
6. Attached new motor to bracket
7. Plugged motor in and reinstalled motor and bracket in housing
8. Replaced cover.
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Original motor in my Broan Model 505 exhaust fan burned out after 20 years
Unplugged the fan motor from the fan housing. Removed the fan motor bracket from the fan housing with the defective motor still attached. Swapped the new motor for the old one then reinstalled the motor bracket with the new motor into the fan housing. Plugged in the new motor and done!
What we have done is order a replacement motor for the bathroom fan that we already have in place. Instead of having to replace EVERYTHING my husband only has to replace the motor and the little stop tabs that stop the flaps. A lot less work and a much quicker fix. Less expensive than replacing the entire unit.
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Fan motor was replaced before and wouldnGÇÖt spin fast enough to open the baffles
Remove fan, blade and bracket, assembled blade and bracket onto new motor, clean out housing and reinstall. Special tip: donGÇÖt buy replacement fan motors based on price!
I pulled off the old window crank using a screwdriver to push out the keeper pin. The new window crank 508-A B fit right on the shaft when tested for fit and I positioned the keeper on the crank, pushed it onto the shaft and pushed the keeper down with the screwdriver. It works good and dosen\'t fall off.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10281226
Manufacturer Part Number: S99080176
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