1. Dimensions of my old unit are 9 X 9 in. How can I get this to fit? 2. How high watt will this fan take?
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Hi Gary, Well I guess it is up to you on the dimensions, if you want to take out some of the ceiling to make it fit. I was replacing mine at the time. What I ran into was , my house is about 130 yrs. old and my bathroom was a porch at one time back in the history books. They were 6"depth, this was more, so I increased the depth by adding wood to the edge of the rafters so I could fasten this to the frame work. If you put one of these in make sure you add a line for the night light, its worth it. Hope this helps you Steve
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Pizza Man has all your answers, I also had to replace the "solid side" to fit a 36 inch window. But have been running this fan 24/7 for over a year and has been doing great. BTW, I'm pretty sure Holmes makes this fan so you may be able to get with them for a longer side extension.
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I assume you are talking about the reciever that goes above the fan itself. Are you using all the original parts from the manufacturing and not the previous ones? It's a tight fit but I was able to squeeze it in. Also, you may want to cut out any excess wiring as that will also interfere. If all else fails, try to find a space outside where u can hide it under a cover. It's just a remote sensor so it can be placed anywhere as long as the wiring is connected. Speaking of which, I need to redo mine sometime. Good luck.
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I had the same "complaint" as the first answer-er. I was disappointed to see that the fan only stands 38 inches tall. But it's super quiet..so I just have it set up on some boxes for now.
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look at the specs for your power supply if the dimensions are the same or more important can you get it mounted and does it have all the connections you will need the watts should not be lower than the one you are replacing. If it fits and connects everything use it.
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Hi,The Fan is 60mm x 15mm.Please contact ORICO Customer Care Team if any issues.
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hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)
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The fan module will fit in the fan cowling horizontally. The size is 4.5" x 2" x .875". It should fit in a deep junction box.
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I would try the Broan 690 60 CFM Bathroom Fan Upgrade Kit. You can check it out on Amazon. It's a pretty good deal (includes a new style cover for older units). I've used these upgrade kits on several units and they're easy to install and so far (I've had mine about 3 years) they have been working very well. Hope this helps.
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I'm sorry I haven't measured it exactly but I can attest that I have a VERY small spot for it; I was needlessly concerned. The fan has a tiny foot print, no larger than 9" or it would be too big for the space it now occupies in my bedroom. For what it's worth, I just LOVE this thing and now my fiancé cannot sleep without it being turned on.
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Sorry it has taken me so long to respond. I bought my fan several months ago but it didn't completely fail until a few days ago at which time i did the replacement job. I took a photo of my installation and can email it to whoever needs it. The fan housing is designed to accept either a 4 inch or 5 inch inside diameter rubber coupling on either inlet or outlet. I have a 4 inch ID coupling.
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its been a few months since i did my install but if you read all the specs of the fan you should be able to determine id its going to fit. i luv my replacement fan. it makes much less noise and is more powerful in getting rid waste smell.
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Julie, I have the whole fan unit that I installed but a customer didn't like it, you can buy the one I have. It was barely used. $30 cash ok? Greg - acrescue@rocketmail.com
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It says in the specs that the 24" fan needs a rough opening of 26" X 28". However when I received my fan the square measurement was 28" X 28 1/2". So go figure.
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I'm not sure got it for my mom. The fan didn't last long,we replaced it few months ago. Hope you find what you want � �
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I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
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it's all about measurements. Find model #on your fan; sticker inside the housing somewhere. Then search for that particular brand and model number. That way you're sure it will fit.