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 Offer List: Price: $30.58 Details You save: $7.62 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Fan Motors For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy NuTone 89850000 Ventilation Fan Motor, please go to:    Solid Replacement As one user wrote, this is a "great alternative to replacing the entire assembly" in terms of the affordability vs. paying for someone else to install. This was the first time I had ever done a job like this and once I figured out the old motor was the problem, this was the solution. I will say, as long as you are using the former blower wheel, keep that shaft lock washer intact. I had to spray some WD-40 on it and nudge it gently off the wheel with some needle nose pliers to detach the old motor and then resprayed and gently nudged back on when attaching the new motor. Once I attached the whole assembly back in, the motor worked, but was struggling a bit, as the old motor had been before it died. I realized, the tubing to the vent outside was clogged with some dust and what must have been powder that people used after taking a shower that, after a decade of use or so, was clogging the airway. You will want to have a vacuum handy if this is the case for you as well, and... |
| See Products Related To NuTone 89850000 Ventilation Fan Motor: Nutone Genuine NuTone 89850000 Motor Only J238-062-6404. This motor only is the replacement exhaust motor for the following NuTone/Broan ventilation fan models: 605RP, 668P, 668RP, VH668P, 9905.Fan motor Was exactly as described and fit perfectly in the old fan housing. Was able to repair the old unit so no need to buy and install an entire new one. Shipped and delivered on time. |
| Solid Replacement As one user wrote, this is a "great alternative to replacing the entire assembly" in terms of the affordability vs. paying for someone else to install. This was the first time I had ever done a job like this and once I figured out the old motor was the problem, this was the solution. I will say, as long as you are using the former blower wheel, keep that shaft lock washer intact. I had to spray some WD-40 on it and nudge it gently off the wheel with some needle nose pliers to detach the old motor and then resprayed and gently nudged back on when attaching the new motor. Once I attached the whole assembly back in, the motor worked, but was struggling a bit, as the old motor had been before it died. I realized, the tubing to the vent outside was clogged with some dust and what must have been powder that people used after taking a shower that, after a decade of use or so, was clogging the airway. You will want to have a vacuum handy if this is the case for you as well, and... |
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