Does it share the same template (duct cutout size) as the older model #56?
631947
Not sure what the model # was on the one that we replaced, but it was old -- most likely original to the house which was built in 1979. All we had to do was drill a couple new holes to mount it over where the old one had been. Very easy!
790033
It is the opening size. However the flange around the dome is not as wide as the original equipment at least in my case.
1959643
I used this 6" vent cover to replace the original one, because the movable flaps of the old one were broken. The 6" duct is from the kitchen range. This cover fits exactly and works well. There are 4 holes at the corner for fixing the cover to the wall. If the 6" pipe has the same outside diameter, I believe it works well also. Make sure you buy the correct size.
194328
Hi Anne, it's actually both. The duct is a tapered design starting at 4" and then gradually enlarging to 6" so it will accommodate either size.
1420710
I'm not able to respond about model numbers, but I replaced my &gt; 20 - year - old GE Spacemaker I I microwave with the new model and it seems to have identical dimensions. I don't have mine mounted under the counter so I can't promise that all the mounting hardware is the same. The only difference between the old one and the new is the turntable, which the old one lacked. Controls are a little different too and the new one doesn't have a shelf or a temperature probe, but I never used those before so I don't miss them. I'm very happy with the new one.
84560
I checked the inside of the cover. The model number is embossed into the plastic there. But you're correct; the shape is identical. If you bath fan cover looks like this 8x7 vent cover, I'd try it. The price is so cheap it would be worth the try. But check inside in the center....you should see the model/part number.
793502
I googled the model you are referring to, and it appears to be identical. The measurements also match up, so I would say, most likely yes,
643748
I'm not familiar with older model but have installed newer model in eight of last ten bathroom remodels. Not one negative reaction. Easy install, good heat, effective quiet exhaust.
1361566
I bought by "sight" hoping it was the right one for my daughter's bathroom faucet not knowing her model number. It was!! I looked up the model F 8h6 and it looks like my daughter's. So I would say yes to your question.
1012180
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.
315085
It makes no difference if you use an upper unit ducted or not. The uppers are the same. What changes is the lower.
1214440
Yes it does. I would say about a 6-8 inch section of metal duct would need to be removed depending on the give in your duct work. If you have the flexible duct you might not have to cut any out. There are screws that will mount into the fan's base but you will probably need foil tape to get the best seal around it. I would recommend installing a thermostat switch as well so the fan will turn on with your heating and cooling system or hard wire it into your furance. The fan is seriously strong!! If will blast plenty of air into that kitchen for you. Enjoy your purchase, I am very happy with mine.
501137
The model I purchased has the same exact name/model number as mentioned by PippyLS. It is as well made as the faucet it replaced in my opinion and was easy to swap out for the old one.
1266704
Frank's advice is the best. But if you can't make a definite link than I can tell you that my old part number was 3403585 and the Napco 279838 fit mine perfectly. I did a cursory look at your part and it appears to be like my and rated the same. The 279838 is listed in many places as the updated part for numerous units. I think you would be safe in using it. Be sure to clean the lint duct lines and do not touch the wire heating element when doing your replacement.
2123230
Mine has the cut out. As far as I know that's the only one currently available.
599745
No it wont, or not with out redoing your return duct. This filter is 16" tall. Yours is 20" tall. This one is 4" wide. Yours is only 1" wide. Hopefully that helps. This wider filter can last up to a year. I always recommend changing it every 6 months. Your skinnier filter should be changed every 1 or 2 months.
2261971
Hi Suzanne - that filter should be the correct one for your needs. Just to be sure, you can get the dimensions and top/bottom configurations from your old filter and match them up to the PWK30 - diameter is 5 7/8" - length is 10 1/2" - both the top and the bottom have a 1 15/16" open hole. If those match up with your old filter, then you can be sure that you are getting the right one. Spa manufacturers have changed their filter requirements through the years, so it is always a good idea to look for filters in this manner to be sure you are getting the ones that need.