I have a Broan 771-A bathroom fan. Will this upgrade kit work in this housing?
246322
Not sure. I did not have the model you mentioned. But, the description within this replacement best describes what it does replace.
246323
While the kit doesn't specify that it can be used for the 771-a, the enclosures are the same size so you may be able to make it work with some modification. It may be easier though to get just the motor and replace it, if that's what you're intending to do. Check this link Broan 99080599 Bath Fan Motor, 120 V You will likely have a little more work to do than if you were using the 690 upgrade kit but there's no guarantee that the 690 upgrade kit would be compatible with the rest of the ducting for the 771-A; all I checked was that the enclosure length and width were the same, it's likely that there are some other aspects (perhaps the depth is different) that aren't matches and that's why Broan doesn't list it as a match. While the kit doesn't specify that it can be used for the 771-a, the enclosures are the same size so you may be able to make it work with some modification. It may be easier though to get just the motor and replace it, if that's what you're intending to do. Check this link Broan 99080599 Bath Fan Motor, 120 V You will likely have a little more work to do than if you were using the 690 upgrade kit but there's no guarantee that the 690 upgrade kit would be compatible with the rest of the ducting for the 771-A; all I checked was that... » Read More While the kit doesn't specify that it can be used for the 771-a, the enclosures are the same size so you may be able to make it work with some modification. It may be easier though to get just the motor and replace it, if that's what you're intending to do. Check this link Broan 99080599 Bath Fan Motor, 120 V You will likely have a little more work to do than if you were using the 690 upgrade kit but there's no guarantee that the 690 upgrade kit would be compatible with the rest of the ducting for the 771-A; all I checked was that the enclosure length and width were the same, it's likely that there are some other aspects (perhaps the depth is different) that aren't matches and that's why Broan doesn't list it as a match. « Show Less
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While the kit doesn't specify that it can be used for the 771-a, the enclosures are the same size so you may be able to make it work with some modification. It may be easier though to get just the motor and replace it, if that's what you're intending to do. Check this link http://www.amazon.com/Broan-Bath-Motor-Volts-99080599/dp/B002NC8O5G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390496415&sr=8-1&keywords=771broan. You will likely have a little more work to do than if you were using the 690 upgrade kit but there's no guarantee that the 690 upgrade kit would be compatible with the rest of the ducting for the 771-A; all I checked was that the enclosure length and width were the same, it's likely that there are some other aspects (perhaps the depth is different) that aren't matches and that's why Broan doesn't list it as a match.
246325
YES...Just finished changing out my 771-A. It fits perfectly and cut the sound nicely. Well worth the upgrade.
701457
It depends on how old the original housing is. I bought this fan because I thought I would be able to just replace the guts, but soon found out that the design was changed somewhere along the line. I had to remove the old housing and replace it with the new one. The good news was the exterior dimension of the housing is the same as the old one so I didn't have to alter the hole in the ceiling. The wiring was a little different, but matched up alright in the end. This fan is not the greatest. If I had known I would have to change the housing, I probably would have opted for a panasonic whisper green and resized the opening. I've installed them in other bathrooms. They're the best. It depends on how old the original housing is. I bought this fan because I thought I would be able to just replace the guts, but soon found out that the design was changed somewhere along the line. I had to remove the old housing and replace it with the new one. The good news was the exterior dimension of the housing is the same as the old one so I didn't have to alter the hole in the ceiling. The wiring was a little different, but matched up alright in the end. This fan is not the greatest. If I had known I would have to change the housing, I probably would have opted for a panasonic... » Read More It depends on how old the original housing is. I bought this fan because I thought I would be able to just replace the guts, but soon found out that the design was changed somewhere along the line. I had to remove the old housing and replace it with the new one. The good news was the exterior dimension of the housing is the same as the old one so I didn't have to alter the hole in the ceiling. The wiring was a little different, but matched up alright in the end. This fan is not the greatest. If I had known I would have to change the housing, I probably would have opted for a panasonic whisper green and resized the opening. I've installed them in other bathrooms. They're the best. « Show Less
1471634
I'm sorry I don't know. Both my homes are one story and the fan works great in both homes. Good luck.
484920
I would imagine so. I have one on another fan of mine and it works fine. This one should be the same I would think.
1526020
Yes, just make sure you transfer the remote control module from the old fan and wire it in the same way on the new one. The remote control module are usually a add on device that is separate from the fan itself.
88787
It may be the same fan but the wiring and connector may be different. If it's just the connector you can probably swap it out with your existing fan's parts.
1931127
I can say that it is compatible because it fit my bathroom fan, I'm not sure it's exactly because my fan was installed in 1993, I replaced the motor 12 years later, the replacement only lasted 3 years, and have replaced it about every 3 Years since. It easier for me to replace compared to refitting a new fan in the ceiling.
1151473
You have to use the bracket supplied with the new fan. There are no threaded holes in the mobo to receive the screws. Also, the bracket snaps in from the underside of the mobo so this fan is not easy to retrofit on an existing system. You may have to take the mobo out of the chassis.
339252
If you are mounting on the ceiling to replace old fan you'll need to make sure the existing cut out is large enough to fit the new unit. I had enlarge the existing hole to make it fit. Mounting bracket is not too difficult to install; however, make sure you duct work is 4" or you'll need to buy a 3" to 4" duct convertor.Good luck
103422
If you have 663L, with a paddle wheel fan, per what is shown in this listing, the 97012038 is the correct replacement part. If you have the 669L with a squirrel cage blower this is not the correct part and NuTone makes no reference to what is. You may just want to purchase the Broan-NuTone 690NT upgrade kit. This will work on either of the model numbers you mention. ASIN number on Amazon is:B0039IU9QA
1583958
Yes it does. Everything is the same. In fact, you can remove a couple of screws from the inside and replace the fan and light assembly without removing your old housing. I found this out after crawling around in the attic to remove mine..
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.
1589511
I'm sorry, but I don't have the knowledge on your existing fan model to see if it will work. You may want to contact the vendor SupplyEdge. Take care
564096
"If" you have the same processor it is supposed to work with I would assume so. But, you should check how your original fan connects to the motherboard. If the holes/latches match up go for it.
1472959
It might. I would call Casablanca customer service as it may get into changing a electronic board in the fan to make it work, Good Luck.
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
1356503
Assuming that your fan had a remote, and this is a replacement part. Possibly, check the model number of your old remote on the Hampton Bays web site, that's how I determined if this was compatible with my fan. I hope this helps...