My fan and motor are 2 separate pieces. How does this assembly attach? I have a 2000 400 scrambler 2x4
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To the front side of the old fan bracket, and just wanted to let u know that I was very pleased with this new fan assembly, it moves a lot of air
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The fan does come off of the motor, however they both are attatched and are held as 1 piece by the motor bracket. I put this on my 1999 polaris 4x4. It takes up so much less room and works great. I have not had any problems with mine and I have had it on now for maybe four months. I plow snow with my four wheeler and even though it is cold I plow slow enough that the engine does not get enough air flow to keep it cool. That is how I found out my fan was bad. Hope this helps.
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On the back side of the fan there are phillip head screws. Undo those and you should be able to get to the blades and motor.
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Hi, mine had a small screw near the plug/outlet, then you look along the opposite side on the frame. There are 2 tabs that just slide in and out from the frame. The screw holds in the fan assembly place on one side, and the tabs on the other. It's very easy.
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Good morning, The motor comes in two parts, the motor itself and the top portion that is removable. I purchased them seperately and that was a mistake. The item works fine and is easy to install. i strongly suggest that you purchase the entire motor assembly, you should have no problems upon new installation. The dealership wanted $300 bucks WOW !!!!!
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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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you will need 2 of them, one for each. Best is to install at the back the base ( motor). Let me know if you have any more questions and good luck.
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Yes, this comes complete, it is called a motor assembly by nutone. All you have to do to install it is unplug the motor, remove the screw holding it in place and pull it out to install a new one. This motor assembly fits the following models for Nutone/Broan: model 8814, 8663,8673. I bought this unit cheaper than the motor. If you motor number is JA2C271G, this fan and motor assembly will work as well. The only issue that was an easy fix, had to file the square slot slightly wider to fit over the electrical outlet in the housing.
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I'm a retired engineer and a repairman. This is the way things are nowdays. You can most likely buy the whole assembly cheaper then you can purchase a replacement motor. The most likely reason for this is, the company who makes these 8" duct fans buys these motors by the thousands and you're just buying one.
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Yes, this is the correct motor. As the other posters stated fan part 694089 is need also and threads are reverse as well
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There are no instructions included with the fan. I went on YouTube and referenced the following DIY video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cGzpdf4GmIBest of luck.
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In most cases the fan squirrel cage is attached and held in place by a set screw which locks the fan onto the shaft. Look in between the blade openings for a cylindrical cuff at the center of the fan that slips around the motor shaft. the set screw is normally found there. On occasion, some dust-off or canned air may be needed to bow the grim off the fan blades and off the center sleeve/cuff to reveal the set screw. Usually it is a hex head (Allen head) affair. The trick is to get an Allen (hex) wrench long enough to reach the screw from outside the fan squirrel cage.
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Hi Louie, I replaced my Nutone Vent fan motor with the universal motor. I removed the motor by taking out the two bolts and the motor came off the housing. I had to keep the spline and impeller in the housing and reuse them. Otherwise I would have had to take the whole unit out of the ceiling. Also unplug the motor and it came right out. Check on the corner of the housing to see what the specs are( volts, amps, etc). Basically unplug it remove two bolts and that's it. I hope that helps you out good luck. Andy
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Yes, it's a ball and socket assembly which allows the fan to hang properly. The only thing that we changed was the length of the down rod. We wanted the fan to hang lower than the supplied rod would allow. Other than that every thing is included.
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you need to tell me which end. Where the blades attach? or Where it meets the fan motor?
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Yes-once you remove the one screw in the plate that houses the motor and circular fan-the whole thing drops down and the parts are quickly exchanged. The whole process is quite simple
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Hi Soramimo, The whole assembly is a Hamman. Please feel free to call or email us if you have any questions or if you need anything else. Thank you BMA Auto Parts (888) 262-3911
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Yes. It should. Just be careful putting the fan onto the motor. If it cracks, you'll have to buy both the motor and the fan again. My second time, I placed the fan on and gently tapped the top of the fan with a small hammer until it was seated.