will it replace Emerson-Pryne motor fan?
900717
I suggest you use the picture and dimensions to compare to YOUR fan motor and impeller. I replaced a 1960 motor and impeller and the replacement was almost exactly the same in size and dimensions. I used the original mounting bracket for the replacement parts and it fit that original fine. Fans and motors have remained the same for many years, but you must compare equals to equals. The only thing that might be different is the rotation? If it is, just reverse the bottom half of the motor for CC to C!
40658
We didn't check the model number on our fan before ordering, we took a risk, but it worked. I wish I could tell you more, but the fan is in a vaulted ceiling and we got rid of the paperwork for it long ago. I would speak directly with Hunter on this one.
2206947
Hello, it depends on the fan model number, contact us for details on compatibility! :)
249781
I don't know were you would get replacement blades for your fan. I would try the manufacturer of the fan.
1414425
Yes. It should. Just be careful putting the fan onto the motor. If it cracks, you'll have to buy both the motor and the fan again. My second time, I placed the fan on and gently tapped the top of the fan with a small hammer until it was seated.
717646
Yes John, it is the motor, impeller, and housing just right to replace the old unit. I replaced my old unit because part of the impeller (fan) had broken off causing it to be unbalanced.
1632856
Hello there. I will try to answer the question for you. If this for a motorhome then it will fit. The old one should be removed buy pulling it down from the base be carefully not to brake your own fan I think the right way is to remove the fan it self and remove the blades, the new one should fit since all the fans are universal anyways. The new one should be push in as the old one was from the factory it has a half moon on the fan rod and the blades as we'll match it and push in. The half moon is design so there will be no slips on the blade when is rotating just like a house fan I hope this answer you question
2088497
I do not know. It has been a long time since I installed this fan; it seemed better suited to new construction rather than remodeling.
1983850
I don't think it will work. The specs are a little different between this model and what you need 87594 Motor. You may want to check out NuTone 87594 Replacement Fan Motor for Model 671R. You can also contact Nutone http://www.nutone.com and ask them directly.....I would go with what they say. Good luck!!!
1236153
Yes, this is the correct motor. As the other posters stated fan part 694089 is need also and threads are reverse as well
1835341
I can't be sure. this motor covers a wide variety of applications, differing mainly by whose name is on the original vent kit. I have used this same motor to replace a variety of roof vent motors over the years, and they always fit. as long as the fan blade hub is bored for a 1/2" diameter shaft, and the outer diameter of the motor is the same, it will fit. the shaft is plenty long enough to allow placing the fan blades in the right position, and the mounting adapters supplied may or may not be needed. The only real change you may need to make is the bolts holding the motor together and serving as mounting bolts may have to be removed, and inserted form the opposite end of the motor...this is easily done, and it depends on how the motor needs to be mounted. It is pretty straight forward to replace the motor, but being in the attic, it is a predictably hot, miserable job! Be sure to turn off the power before starting this job!
218557
Don't know if the motors are the same, but my fan pressed on my the new motor.
1149654
It depends on how you have the original mounted in the ceiling. Sometimes you can use the original housing and install a replacement fan motor since only the moving parts really wear out but I don't think that they are interchangeable across those models.
1068114
Not sure. Entire fan was cheap enough to just replace fan compared to Lowes price which was double!!!
987241
yes,but talk to a local eletric man and bring the switch and pic. of ur old fan and switch
393293
if your old one looks like it,and,most importantly has the four little switches in the battery compartment,you should be ok.But,too make sure,call the people that i bought it from. They're in Texas,Ceiling fan parts superstore....they're GREAT people ! Hope that this helped you!
1521104
I think it should work fine. It's a generic replacement and works great on my Hunter Douglas fan.