I need to replace model number 8814 not 8814R (the R suffix is missing), so will 8814R work in place of 8814?
251328
This fan was used on a lot of fans. I had an old fan with a different # but the pictures and dimentions matched. and it fit
1996667
not sure, sorry mine is 9400s. I think they are fairly standard and interchangeable. I went on you tube to see how to put it in too and that was helpful. Good luck-Cheryl
1072863
Hello, this is not the correct replacement part for your unit. The correct part number is WR17X2740 and we do not have this in our online inventory at this time. Please let us know if you have any other questions! Thank you!
1707482
I'm not sure this will answer your question, but I started with my model number, 51599, and did a search and this came up. It works but is NOT as good as the original!
1154762
Hello, Thank you for your question! Here is your compatible replacement: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C2R4FL4 Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
2051268
You'd want to check which chip you've got currently. The hyphenated part number on your original, either a "1272" or "1910" number, will point you to the exact replacement. Takes the guesswork right out of it!
1096269
No, not the correct one. If you have a power mirror non-heated, the RH should be 5210431
1949180
From what I have read it is only specific to the models listed. I would email the company..see if they still produce the specified part or if there is a replacement part number. Think the original is 20274. There are two downsides to running the wrong part..least worry is that you lose $8. Biggest would be if it were to cause damage to some of the more critical parts..motor..shaft..etc. I would email first.
884463
I have the YLR2-5-87H3. I got the red & blue They are shorter than original, but work easier and better than original.
810083
If you look for (web) images of 795476 it appears to be non-existent or an obsolete part number. There are hundreds of images of the 795477 so my bet would be that is the one you would choose. And that jives with the part number referenced by the store you contacted. I think you're safe!
1036924
They appear to be the same item, sold by the same company through Amazon. I know that Watts changed their part number from 110009 to 560014 as they introduced new models a few years ago. It's possible that the vendor has some older stock that references both the old and the new part number on the packaging, while the newer stock only has the new part number on the packaging. The older stock probably has a lower list price. I would just make sure that your model number RO system is listed in the description before purchasing.
1648617
I don't know. I looked mine up by the serial number, and this was an exact replacement for me
1569798
I don't know. I replaced it with the exact revision model (REV) and Part Number (P/N). Good Luck
680395
I'm going to say no. It is not the correct replacement for you. Those part #s need to match.
1989537
Hello , it will definitely work but you just make sure the version on the replacement matches with the one you have ..
2095366
I replaced in my 58251 and it works like a champ. All I needed to do was remove the base/slide-in plastic tray from the exisiting unit into this replacement (three 1/4" hex head screws). The harness/wiring and heater resistor all work fine. Excellent deal!
1230053
I am unable to cross reference your number so I do not know what would replace yours. This is not the correct motor.