🌀 Broan S97012029 Fan: Powerful and Silent Ventilation for Optimal Airflow. Review

Perfect fit! After going to Lowe's and Home Depot and (as God is my witness) bringing back four or more who said they were "universal", I decided to SEE if I could find one on Revain. Thank god I did it because it's awesome! I installed it in a minute. A+

Very happy to have found a replacement motor for our old bathroom extractor fan. Our house was built in 1985 and the original engine had just died and we were afraid we would have to replace the entire setup but it fits a Broan 633c/688c and is very easy to install. I actually went back and ordered another one for the laundry room with the same fan because all I know is that one of them will go one of these days too. Now I have a backup.

We recently bought our house and it had very old bathroom fans that needed replacing. After reading the reviews about this fan I made up my mind and ordered it. So glad I did! Our old fan was a Broan 663/688 (pictured) and this fan was a perfect fit. The price is great for being able to just pull out the old fan and put in a new one with a connector and screw. Easy! Its worth it! The fan is good, quiet and powerful.

I'm so glad I found this bathroom extractor fan. The 688 bathroom fan must have been very popular in the late 70's and early 80's but these days it's hard to find in this size. It fits like a glove, is very easy to install and works great. Also if you want to add light to a fan without cutting a new hole or going into the attic/underground. I found a product that works like magic. I found it at Home Depot but trust me if you search Revain you can find it too. This is the Broan/NuTone FG500N, an

Desperation. Imagine my overwhelming joy when it fitted perfectly on the first try. If you have an older fan setup (late 70's early 80's) and nothing from a regular hardware store will fit, then buy this thing. The main thing to note is the hole for the power plug on the mounting plate. If your fork is sideways instead of diagonal, this is probably the fan/motor/plate for you. The installation took me less than 5 minutes and works great.

I have a bathtub fan in my house from about 1980 (if not older) that has finally stopped working. I didn't want to change the whole fan. I ended up calling Broan support to confirm the correct part numbers - they were very helpful. I'm debating whether to buy just the motor and fan or a complete replacement kit. I am very glad that I bought this fan kit. It took me 6 minutes to pull out the old panel, loosen a screw, remove the old panel, dust the box and then insert the new one by reversing…

After buying an old house from the 1970's, I soon found that many of the existing components of the house, as well as the replacement hardware that went with them, were no longer manufactured. Such was the case with my Broan 670 bathroom fan. It made a noise which I then scoured the entire internet for a direct replacement or upgrade to a retrofit. I couldn't find anything anywhere. Broan didn't even have spare parts and Revain had very limited resources that were close but didn't directly…

Easy to install. Suitable for fan models 663c/688c. Is $40 a lot for a fan? May be? Probably no. I was thinking of replacing it with a more modern one. The one that's quieter. Maybe more energy efficient. But I did it in another bathroom. It's very hot in the attic. I was sweating all over the electrics. i am a big boy We do, and on top of that my list of my favorite things to do just keeps growing because of this damn quarantine. Am I worried about the noise level? Well. I like it. It covers…