Would like to replace an old 560 with the 600. Would it be a clean swap with both wiring and duct installation Cutout?
1641038
Check with the Aprilaire website. They have a customer service phone number.
1641039
No, it will fit on the furnace but the control box and wiring is all different. I hated the unit, it is way overkill on the controls and the wiring is very complicated. It wants to be able to turn the furnace fan on if the humidity is low even if the temperature in the house is OK. It caused me lots of problems. Also you need to be able to run a temperature probe to the outside so that it can automatically adjust humidity level.
749372
Actually it was pretty easy. In my case only a few screws an nothing tricky at all. What was nice about going this route is that I did not have to do any re-sizing of the mounting hole in the ceiling or reworking of the ducts. I was able to take out the fan/motor assembly, replace the motor and reinstall back into the box already mounted in the ceiling. Ad it was about 1/4 the price of a total replacement. So - not too bad over all.
316679
You cant. But youre asking in the wrong place. This is for the 6000 not the 6003.
720152
NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
1018487
Depends on the housing. I don't think you'll know for sure until you unpack it and match it against the current guts. I had an older model and it didn't match up. Even though the housing was exactly the same size and fit in the old opening, the fan didn't lock into place the same way. The design was improved. That said, the 9093 I had was pretty old. It came with the house we bought in 2008, and it looked like it had been in there for a while.
422919
energy is extremely less than a 600 watt hps, but the power isn't there either. You would need two to replace a 600 watt hps
2177072
im pretty sure my 600hps is the same size socket as the 1000 hps or mh it should be fine . it works fine w my digital adjustable ballast
582629
We had an old house with a previous similar through-the-wall fan (inside faceplate, no range hood). The stud wall had lathe-and plaster inside (replaced with new plasterboard) and original wood siding and rock-hard cement stucco outside. The old metal sleeve was slightly distorted, and the old fan also had the switch on the fan inside faceplate. There was some assembly and some minor cutting and fitting required,. We used the old wire to pull a new electric supply wire. So, while it was a direct thru-wall replacement for us, it did have some minor installation fit-work -- never unexpected in an old house. I can't picture your "attachment to an existing 8" duct." You will need to fabricate your own adapter and details -- not impossible but custom fit-work. Are you abandoning the inside face-plate and switch? If so, you might look for some other in-line fan-unit. If possible, download the installation manual (for detailed pictures) before ordering -- or inspect one locally. I agree with others: Why adapt this model, when there are others built for your (in-line) purpose?
2094438
I replaced my 760 with the 700M. It's actually the same frame. The wiring was a little different, though. I had my regular heating company hook it up at the servicing.
88787
It may be the same fan but the wiring and connector may be different. If it's just the connector you can probably swap it out with your existing fan's parts.
64541
A handy home owner can do it, if they understand the wiring on a residential furnace. 600m should be able to handle 2500 sq ft
1088482
I too had the 4120B, and these are the current replacement for them. You'll need to change the mounting flange, it's only a two screw mount...only have to loosen the screws a bit, slip the old one off and the new one in place and tighten. The plug will work on the new ones.
456224
Yes and also make sure you replace the main seal and gasket at the same time. I watched a you tube video as i did the swap and was good to go. The motor has a 110/220 switch and worked perfect. Im getting ready to do. this agian for a family member and this is the same pump I told them to get. Make sure you pop your breaker first. You will also need a larger size adjustable pliers and about a foot and a half green color ground wire. I know this saved a few hundred bucks when i was done. Let the power of you tube guide you and may the force be with you.
1580851
this was a long time ago ..I believe it was identical but was not the exact same as the switch I removed ... a few mins with a ohm meter should tell you which connector does what job..I had the original apart and worked out what was what BUT after wiring a second identical fan up the same as the first it didn't work....apparently there are 3 or so wiring methods. But then at the price there's only a few pence to lose!
445440
It will work just fine. You could run 2 or probably even 3 in crossfire with that psu. 600 is already more than enough. Cpu wont be a problem either
1319340
Yes. This is very common. Any HVAC supply, big box hardware or probably Amazon will sell this. But it is recommended to keep the duct run at 6" for as long as possible to move more air.
319792
I installed it in the same place my previous heater fan was located. Wiring was already in place. simple swap.