I'm trying to replace a Broan 676-A (whole thing: cover, motor, housing, etc.). Will this Broan 676 do it easily with same screw hole & plug outlet?
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You may need to move screw hole and do some cutting for the plug in. If you have a drill and Dremel it should not be hard
1521259
The original old Broan that I had in place was really, firmly, in place and I was going to have to damage the ceiling to remove the old housing to replace in its entirety... Solution: I was able to successfully exchange the 'guts' alone; putting the new guts into the old housing (slight 'modification' re the plug's length ... no big deal). Worked like a charm for me as I like a bit of a challenge (but not too much!!). Just check housing dimensions prior to ordering is all I can suggest. Best of luck to you.
824986
No... It's a big fan and needs the full diameter of the housing. But Broan makes smaller fans that may meet your needs bng
1145248
My recollection is you need to reuse the existing screws with the new cover. If you need screws I am sure you could contact almost any Herman Miller distributor and they could supply or tell you the size to get a replacement at a local hardware store.
1031011
We have an expensive USA hand made hutch from Oregon. We had an inexpensive and simple light unit that came with the unit. I replaced the original power unit with the A6563CsC after it failed. The voltage is very low. This same power unit would fit in our wall book unit if needed that was build by a different company. I'm not an electrical expert but I believe this product is universal.
529552
Don't have that info. Go onto Broan Nutone website and see if you can get a cross reference number on website, or contact customer service telephone line. They should be able to come up with a cross reference.
450152
I don't think so. it has a faceplate that replaces the original on the wall, and it screws into the wall the way an outlet cover does.
681680
The motor was installed at a customer is home, but i do believe that it was threaded and it was wired for 230 vac, and i also believe it was dual voltage so yes. you should look up the specifications on the part number i am sure you can confirm info. Good luck.
1310004
the broan attic fan motor works great was easy to install,just make sure the shaft is the right length
2204300
I'm unfamiliar with the Broan model you are referring to, but if it has a two-wire (black and white) input and a place for a ground wire (Green or bare neutral copper) it should work. As for the adjustable temperature feature, it's a simple, flat-blade screwdriver adjustment - turn left to lower; turn right to raise the set point. Hope this helps.
1044860
Yes, if you replace it at the time of assembly. Just make sure you buy one the same size or have the tools to make the hole larger.
884252
Shirley - with 95% certainty I would say yes on the hard wire plug and no on the mounting plate. However, the new mounting plate will likely easily replace the existing mounting plate? I recently replaced my 4120Bs with 7010Bs and the hardwire was exactly the same. The mounting plate was two screws that I loosened, twisted off the old mounting plate, twisted on the new and tightened. It took less than a few minutes to change the mounting plate and less that 5 minutes to change the entire smoke detector. I used the 7010B and you mention the 7110B but I presume they are approximately the same.
739461
Yes, but the style is different. You need to order the extra "button" piece to cover the retaining nut. The hole size was fine, I didn't have to rework anything.
2037249
I have tried to answer this question several times, but it keeps coming up. The 620 has a standard 1/4-inch threaded receptacle on the bottom. Any 1/4" screw should fit. Hope this helps.
247955
Good morning, If I recall correctly,the motor,it's small mounting plate, and the blower wheel are all you need. Mount the assembly in the old housing, then plug it in, then put in place, tighten the three screws to hold it. Test for quiet operation, and finally replace the grille. Good luck!! John B.
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My 30 30 had a plug in the hole. I drilled carefully with a bit that was the same width and as I did the plug released. I then drilled the depth specified and the screw supplied fit perfectly. Hope that answers your question.
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I don't know. I just looked at the Broan spec sheet that lists several different motors. I have a 355 which draws 1200 CFM (cubic feet per minute). You can call Broan tech support and they will probably answer all of your questions. 800 6371453.
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I replaced an old broan heater. Turn off at the wall switch. Unscrew existing fasteners. The new unit comes with a hook to aid in hanging it while wiring. I used two wire nuts, bolted back in. Very easy, took 10 minutes.