My old fan is 3.5a 1050rpm model dow-136-0-40-xin-3/4" shaft is 2 3/8" long. It uses a belly strap, will this work i also need fan blade 13" across.
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this could work, but I do not have a cross match number to be sure. the blade we have (14393) is a 12 inch blade, CSH
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The shaft size is what is the factor, 7/8 or 3/4 . Mine was 5/8. Can't get a replacement for that size.
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This fan motor works very well in my Broan/Nutone bathroom fan, but I did need to shorten the shaft 1/2" or so toake it fit, kind of a pain...
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Yes the fan you linked would fit and work just fine. The attached fan may be ugly but it is the highest quality fan I've ever used. It is near silent even at max RPM.
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My furnace mod # is 58wav070-12112, not sure about yours. Google your model # to see if it takes the same. This is a very common inductor motor for these brands. Make sure you order the fan assembly that it suggests (you'll never be able to remove the old one from the old motor shaft!). Good luck!
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Hi I just spoke to the electrician which fit mine up and he wuz sayingthat the blade arm should work on both 42 inch and 52 inch fan blades.
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measure your existing motor and the length of the shaft....if they are real close to your existing motor it should work. The mounting bracket on mine is in 3 peices that grips the outside of the motor, so all I needed to verify was the motor diameter and the length and diameter of the shaft for the fan blades. Hope this helps,TS
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I would google your model but good luck, there are so many motors out there with different fan blades. Your only way to know for sure is to find out exactly from Braun or do the five or six measurements it takes to research it which I did using hdsupplysolutions.com's manual. Clicking noise to me sounds like the blade is hitting something and might just need adjusted.
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I don't know about model numbers, I believe the 2 bladed fans are designed for higher heat output wood and coal burning stoves. Natural gas and propane stoves have substantially lower heat output thus 3 blades. I think it is about moving heat horizontally without creating wind chill. Great buy, but buy the one designed for your stove. They are not interchangeable.
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Yes I would think it would work. Just to make you aware but the fan they sent is not the one in the picture. There is no handle on the top. Mine is also black. I wasn't very happy about the differences and did not get a response from seller when I notified them asking why I received a different fan that was also cheaper for sale on amazon. I kept it since at the time life issue got in the way of returning.
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If the design of the fan blade arms are the same. It also depends on the measurements from the screw holes which are screwed on the blade?
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Yes it will work with a minor modification. My original motor measured 3 1/4 " from the shaft tip to where it mount to the housing and this motor measured 3", so you need to add 1/4 " washer or a 1/4" nut to shim it. This will clear the fan from rubbing the metal housing. ( install 1/4" shims on both mounting stud before tight mounting nuts from original motor)
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Yup, it should work fine. So long as it is the same size, should be 120mm. Might double check though. If you check out the picture, you can put any fan on there so long as it's the same size. It just holds on with the little metal brackets.
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I can only say that it is a good fan, it would not fit myGeforce GP520 so I stuck it on the cooling fins. It works very well. It is a symetrical 3 screw one. and, as I recall, the measurement given is between the legs. Check your old one. That is the best I can do, sorry.
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You have to carefully, but with enough force pull the old one off. I had to support the motor with one hand while pulling very hard on the base of old fan. Because the old fan was somewhat brittle some blades did get broken. To install the new blade I found that it was a very tight fit. I used a drill bit (the same size as the shaft in the motor) to open "just the end" to get the end to start then used a lot of force to squeeze it on. I think if you had a clamp with enough clearance over the blades you could possibly install it easier. I'm not sure what fan model mine is or what model it will fit. Hope this helps, good luck. You have to carefully, but with enough force pull the old one off. I had to support the motor with one hand while pulling very hard on the base of old fan. Because the old fan was somewhat brittle some blades did get broken. To install the new blade I found that it was a very tight fit. I used a drill bit (the same size as the shaft in the motor) to open "just the end" to get the end to start then used a lot of force to squeeze it on. I think if you had a clamp with enough clearance over the blades you could possibly install it easier. I'm not sure what fan model mine is or what... » Read More You have to carefully, but with enough force pull the old one off. I had to support the motor with one hand while pulling very hard on the base of old fan. Because the old fan was somewhat brittle some blades did get broken. To install the new blade I found that it was a very tight fit. I used a drill bit (the same size as the shaft in the motor) to open "just the end" to get the end to start then used a lot of force to squeeze it on. I think if you had a clamp with enough clearance over the blades you could possibly install it easier. I'm not sure what fan model mine is or what model it will fit. Hope this helps, good luck. « Show Less
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I have 5 Hunter fans in my house that I assembled and installed myself. Only one of them did I use a down rod that was not supplied with the original kit. It was a Hunter accessory rod (3 foot length) and it was the same diameter and threading as the short rod they provided. As long as you purchase a Hunter down rod I would think you'd be all right. If you're still not convinced, call the factory direct and ask for their guidance.
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This fit a hunter 52in 5 blade fan. No issues. Don't know the measurements I would contact the manufacturer