99 sportman rse...old fan has an orange wire w/ black strip and a brown, my new one has a black and blue... which fitting do i match with which color?
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The blue wire is the hot and the black wire is the ground. Not sure which one of yours is hot and which one is ground. You can test them to see.
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I cannot be certain, but the general rule is black to black, however if you look at your old motor you should be able to see which wire goes to the cage or shell of the unit. That is your ground to complete the circuit. Your new fan should not be too hard to tell either. It has been a while since I installed mine so I this may not be much help, sorry.
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My old motors/fans (2) were damaged by the roofers and the new ones had mounting kits that allowed the new fans to fit the old frames, All went together easily. They have been installed and running for 2 yrs when the thermostat switch demands it. The old motor/fans and the boxes for the new motors have been discarded and we have no idea of part numbers. Woody H.
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Henry, The fan motor capacitors are for the 3 speeds of the motor. One gray wire will go into positon L of the 3 way pull switch. Usually you can use a very small flat blade screwdriver to push the spring clip back thru a slot to release the old wire and should be able to push in the new wire. The other color wires will go in order into the 1,2,3 slots in the order they are are the capacitor body, usually red, brown, purple. The other gray wire will go into the plug connector in the gray slot. center opposite white slot. Generally easier to clip existing gray wire from slot, leave some length, strip and twist connect with a wire nut. Biggest problem is the plastic body 3 way switches break easy so be careful. They are common stock at big box hardware stores though. The capacitors, which fail often, are not though, strange. Fortunately the price on them has dropped dramatically online. 6-7 years ago I was paying $25-35 for them and now can find for $10 or less.Probably find wiring diagrams online for Hunter, Harbor Breeze, AllenRoth fans. Good Luck.
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I have a fan in my unit--not sure of model number of either. I think that if the holes line up it shouldn't matter...it's just an air flow system.
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Yes the fan is an identical match, however the pulley is upside down. It is a tapered shaft. You can get a replacement pulley from Jacks Small Engines for $30.00. With this being said I put the same transaxle on my bobcat Leo, with a few modifications. The transaxle from Amazon is directionally the same and 1200.00 cheaper than anywhere else.
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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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You can add the 26042 (18" downrod) and the 26043 (24" downrod) that is specific for this fan. This will ensure compatibility and has the new bronze finish to match the fan.
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Passanger side under the glove box. Remove the cover, remove the round fan, top right side. You will have to splice the wires into the old plug.
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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, i´m studing it yet.)
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i'm not sure if its universal. but i would suggest if you have a remote that can with your fan you could check the back of that remote for a model number and search for that model number, just type it in.
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Hi Denise, I'm sorry, but I do not have an answer to your question. I had ordered S97017705 as it was the same part number on the old fan in our master bath. Best of luck in finding an answer to your question.Anna
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Suggest you try>> http://www.ereplacementparts.com/nutone-8110-exaust-fan-parts-c-155669_155920_156020.htmlMotor Part Number: S26754SER
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did you install it, sounds like a loose connection, need to strip back more insulation on the wires that go from stranded wire to solid wire maybe, if not the fan is most likely defective
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Just use the provided fan and I'd you dislike it then you should get a new one. I'm currently using the stock fan.
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That is exactly where mine was installed 12 years ago. Fan finally gave out after heavy usage and replaced with this new unit a few months ago that was identical in identification, part number, size, shape etc. That was easy.
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Try to find the exact model number for the motor printed or stamped on the motor itself, or look up your model on the web or in the manual to see if there is an "illustrated parts breakdown" which will list each part of the fan and its associated part number. Then, you should hopefully be able to cross reference the correct replacement.
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as long as the new fan has the same dimensions and mounting holes as the one you are replacing it should be fine