Can we remove our old Broan 676-D/2676F-A and replace it with this model, and can/how do we do that from below without going into the attic?
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There was 4 screws holing it in place. Two on one side and two on the other. I used an electric drill and removed the four screws and it slid right out and the new fan went right in. Replaced the screws and I was done in 15 minutes!
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It depends on how you have the original mounted in the ceiling. Sometimes you can use the original housing and install a replacement fan motor since only the moving parts really wear out but I don't think that they are interchangeable across those models.
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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.
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Sorry we have the nutone system. We don't know if its interchangeable. Best bet contact Broan they might assist you or try to sell you another system.
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john google Lomanco Attic Power Vent Fan Motor Replacement - YouTube by Joe Seidel and he'll show there,I hope this help.gl
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Peter, I used the Broan 114 because it would fit in the vacated space. I don't remember the brand; but the dimensions were22" wide x 12" deep X 3.5" high. It was a 220/120v. Both the old unit & the new unit could be easily wired to either, & they show how. I'm pleased with the Broan.
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I believe there's a conversion kit you'd have to purchase, unless it is the exact configuration of the one you're replacing. This is the only microwave/convection that toasts and broils and bakes conventionally. I LOVE it.
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Yes you can replace a bad 1276 with the 21006931. That is exactly what I did. I had one that wouldn't quit squeaking and had to be disabled. I replaced it with the one I ordered from Amazon.
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I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!
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Chip, I had the same problem several times. I finally registered my unit on Broan's website and included my disappointment with the issue. I was contacted the next day by their customer service department with the phone # for their service department. I called them immediately, they pulled up my information and explained that they had identified the problem and it could be easily fixed with a replacement heater and fan element. The original unit did not start fast enough and would burn the thermal fuse, the new motor started faster and therefore the thermal fuse would not blow. The fuse is part of the heater element to prevent overheating. I explained to the rep that it was -7 outside and I didn't feel like going into the attic again to replace the unit. he explained that I could replace the part fromt he inside and it was a matter of 2 screws and a wire harness. It literally took me less than 1 minute to replace the part and it has worked better than the original since. My previous ones only lasted less than 2 weeks. I was very satisfied with Broan which is more than I can say about the big box store I bought it from. The # for the technical support department at 800-637-1453. That should solve the problem.
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Call Masterbuilt customer service for replacement parts for the unit. I think I read somewhere that the newer models have replaceable heating elements. I would call the company just to be safe.
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I replace a 1960 broan with the unit that had the same /near same features. took alittle engineering but this retiree made it happen Ron
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Yes it was a PIA to get the old out and new one in. If I remember correctly I had to remove the black trim piece around it to get inside and pull out. They give you no help with instructions.
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Hi Dianne, I'm not certain if a replacement for that model or not. I know that when I purchased mine online it was not the exact match for the part I needed (though it looked like it was in the picture). I was able to retro fit it to my unit quite easily (the holes for the screws did not line up). After I drilled new holes it worked perfectly. Only took a minute to make it fit and it had no effect on the working or the look of the unit when I was done. I hope this helps :)
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I replaced an old broan heater. Turn off at the wall switch. Unscrew existing fasteners. The new unit comes with a hook to aid in hanging it while wiring. I used two wire nuts, bolted back in. Very easy, took 10 minutes.
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Based on the question I am assuming you have the same unit now and are trying to replace it because either the heater doesn't work or something else is not working. I had to replace the heater element in mine . If your looking to replace your unit with a new one and unless you have access to the heater from the top or you have space to slide the unit from one side to the other you really can not unhook the unit from the hinge pins. What I did was left the shell of the unit in the ceiling and replaced the fan and the heater element from my new one. It's fairly easy just to unscrew all the components and replace them with the new parts. You will need to rewire the connections from both heater and fan to the in bound power source. Hope this helps
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You can get replacement parts on line just search broan bath fan parts, but if the unit has any age on it I would replace the whole unit. You can leave the old box in ceiling and just replace whole heater fan assembly. That, what I did.
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I have A Patton MODEL 659 Heater/Fan/Light with nite light Is Broan 659 the same as the Old Patton 659?