is it a good replacement motor for motor A0516B2029 ?
1310004
the broan attic fan motor works great was easy to install,just make sure the shaft is the right length
646701
Hello Tim, not sure. Its been awhile. I can check the info on the motor and let you know. When I installed I just made sure everything matched with the old one.
2094780
Mine was a 9 year old motor and I ordered this one without paying much attention to compatibility. It turned out to be a perfect match. (I do not have a record of which model the old one was though)
1769335
Your motor is a higher service factory motor then this one, I would recommend using the B2842, higher service factory and energy efficient. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0049TZYBS Barry
1343477
I believe this will work fine. Be sure to compare the specs of our motor to yours to be sure it is correct. Barry
301439
As long as the voltage, motor size (diameter, length), and shaft size are the same you should be okay. Make sure your rotation is correct after installation (this motors rotation is reversible) its a good to replace the capacitor also.
1983848
The one I ordered did not work because of what I would call a proprietary add on ('wing') to the motor that connects the whole motor assembly. I purchased a complete assembly - eg. http://www.centralvacuumstores.com/nutone/nutone-fan-motor/600-Series.php -- example only, I don't recall if this is where I got the assembly. My opinion is purchase the complete motor assembly, not the motor only as the 'wing' as I recall is attached to the motor by Nu Tone and is not an original part of the motor, and nothing you can likely adapt to the old one. DJH
1009811
Okay, I Have Serious Number 32, will this motor replacement fit my 32, if so, I need linkage also thank you
2208599
I use Tamiya models. Sry! Check if your original motor is RS540, they all measure the same! If you can't tell let me know, I'll tell you the dimensions on this motor.
301440
One of the most important item you want to match up is the amps..it's ok if the newer motor draws slightly higher ..but never less than your current motor..and it is agood practice to change capacitor at the same time..and remember the shaft will have to be cut to size as it will be longer than the one you have now...) no bigge)
1758533
I don't think so. The part # for the motor you want is HC21ZE118 and it is a two speed motor. I found a new one on ebay for less that $75 and I'm sure that more searching will turn up what you are looking for at a reasonable price. Good luck.
580388
Hi Lorena,I think it is fairly easy to replace the motor -- it just clips into the bottom of the unit. You should contact the vendor. My experience with the vendor has been excellent -- he is very responsive. Hope this helps.Ron
1226726
I'm not sure but if you go to the Broan site and punch in your model number it will tell you what type of motor it requires and then you can compare. I hope this is some help.
2184924
Now that I don't know. Search Amazon and eBay for your model number and read the various part retrofit descriptions. I recommend buying this complete unit, as opposed to just the motor. Buying just the motor is a sticky wicket, due to differences in the motor mounting bracket.
489469
Your number 7184-0156 cross references to Fasco D1092Fasco D1092 5.0-Inch OEM Direct Replacement Motor, 1/3 HP, 115 Volts, 1675 RPM, 2 Speed, 3.4 Amps, OAO Enclosure, Double Shaft, Sleeve Bearing
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I don't know off the top of my head, but as long as you compare the important information on your existing motor label (or look up specs on the internet) and they match the replacement motor, it should be fine. Some important information to find is the (1) frame size/style, (2) RPM, (3) Amps, (4) horse power, (5) shaft (threaded or keyed), (6) single, dual or triple phase, and (7) if the motor is a square flange or a C-faced motor. as long as the specs match, you should be fine. I do not remember the type of motor I replaced, but I do know all the specs matched and I have had no trouble. If this is the first time you have replaced the moor, I also recommend going to You Tube and watching a few videos of the process. Not difficult once you see how it is done.
2214083
I believe it is the right replacement. I've replaced 3 of these motors (2 in my home and 1 in a friend's home) and they all worked out great. Easy installation and no problems since replacing them about 2 years ago. They're not real quiet but they do what they were designed to do, that is exhaust air from areas they're located in.