Heng's 12-Volt Power Vent Motor Replacement, 90037-C1 Replacement Vent Motor Review

I bought it to replace the motor in my jensen hood that was out of order. Same brand and amperage as the old motor (the only difference was the date of manufacture), but this motor was three times louder than the old one. There was also an oscillating crackle that faded and faded rhythmically. Maybe something in the motor is out of balance? Whatever the reason, this engine could not be used because of the noise problems it caused.

This is a GREAT fan motor replacement. Anyway, I was reusing an old fan in my range hood and it slipped right onto the D shaft and then there was a little problem. the fan can also slip. Then I notice a small groove on the D-shaft which I need to keep the fan spinning. I did NOT receive this clip so I removed the twist strip from the cover, installed and screwed down / SAFETY WIRE correct! That works great. That's why I only give 4 stars. You should get a retainer if you plan to pierce this…

This is an exact replacement for my 1990 Holiday Rambler Aluma-Lite Imperial 33 exhaust fan. For your information, the motor is supplied without screws. If you need to cut out the old ones with a Dremel, the size of the replacement screws is 4-.70 x 10. I purchased the stainless steel screws from ACE for $0.48 each. I also bought a replacement switch, fan blades, screen and garnish (that whole crap) here at Amazo - everything was spot on and the price was a quarter the cost of the upgrade kit…

Junk, poor quality. THIS IS PRIME BUT YOU CANNOT RETURN IT. THIS BS. IT MAKES MORE NOISE WHEN STARTING THAN MY ORIGINAL. You can hear it over 25 feet from my tall saddle bike. The worst thing is that there is no return. I buy a lot from Amazon and this is the first company that has stuck with me with a defective part. ATTENTION TO THE BUYER. When you press on the motor shaft, it calms down a bit. And so many stutters and inclusions that it calms down every now and then. It looks worn out. alien

This fan replaces the bathroom fan in my 2016 Keystone Sprinter. I had to drill three new holes to get it to fit properly as this motor was slightly larger than the old one. I also had to reverse the polarity to get the fan spinning in the right direction. I drilled a slightly larger shaft hole in the fan but it seems to work fine. I had to drill three new holes to get it to fit properly as this motor was slightly larger than the old one. I also had to reverse the polarity to get the fan…

This motor does not fit Ventline V2094 as it rotates counter clockwise to push outside air into the bathroom. The original rotates clockwise, pulling air out of the bathroom. I only discovered this after reaming out the motor mount to fit a large bushing to the new motor, drilled 2 new holes in the mount because the bolt holes were different, went to hardware to buy metric bolts because the Original screws were too small. I also ruined the fan blade by drilling the center hole because the new…

The description says it is compatible with Ventline. Well, maybe with some Ventline products, but not with the vent on the roof of my motorhome. It almost fits, but the collar on the shaft was slightly larger than on the old motor and the holes for the small screws holding it to the bracket were spaced further apart and meant for a slightly larger diameter screw - the screws were not included . Fan. I drilled a larger hole to fit the ring in the bracket, new holes and bought some tiny screws…

Step 0: Check if the fan motor is getting power to make sure the motor is defective. Then add this to your cart and click BUY. Step 1: Phillips #2 Screwdriver - Carefully remove the air vent pad. Unscrew the crank and remove the crank. Loosen the plastic round nut that secures the push button switch to the screen. Carefully remove the screen and see how the cables were hidden during installation. Step 3: Cross #1 Carefully remove the fan blades by pulling the fan down on the thick part closest…