will i need the top plate as a support device and can anyone tell me what the motor connector is i need the new style that goes into the motor
1748925
You will get the correct connector if you order the motor that replaces your current motor. Check with the vendor and make sure you get a direct replacement. I am not sure what you mean by top plate.
1748926
My old motor was hard wired but the new comes with a wire that plugs into the motor with a connector on the end so it doesn't matter if it plugs into the motor or a wire that comes off the motor, either way it will work. As for the top plate I'm not sure, I had all the old parts so what didn't come with the new motor I already had. I do hope this helps you out.Randy
1748927
My old motor was hard wired but the new comes with a wire that plugs into the motor with a connector on the end so it doesn't matter if it plugs into the motor or a wire that comes off the motor, either way it will work. As for the top plate I'm not sure, I had all the old parts so what didn't come with the new motor I already had. I do hope this helps you out. Randy
1742331
Motor needs replacement. Very common with these models. My firstly motor lasted 2 yrs
452578
I have no idea on that one! You will have to contact the seller directly. I know how to do the work (which isn't that hard)and it fits nicely. Beyond that, I'm afraid you'll have to contact the guy that has them. No doubt, the part number is on the box, as well as on the motor.
1589510
Best guess is that unless you are a mechanical wizard the integrated nature of the motor and fan will not allow you to merely replace the current motor with this motor. I found that the motor was customized to the fan and could not be just attached. I ordered an entirely different and fully contained replacement for my nutone fan, though I cannot find on my system where I ordered it now. DJH
958506
I no longer have mine, about 5 months after I bought it the motor went and to replace the motor cost more than the whole unit itself. Sorry I cant help you.
5157
It sounds like you may need a new motor seal oring. Unfortunately this is not a part that we carry separately.
1046836
...whoever you bought it from...may not respond favorably. Why not try jiggling the connector from the motor to the board? It's what I did when I got the same prob. Loose connection...
1165193
This ship as a water tight compartment, you need remove all parts on the top and open the compartment to replace the motor, but make sure it's motor problem before you go through all the trouble, usually motors don't have problems, if me I will check the remote first, this remote is pretty simple, it's just two on/off switches, make sure those connecters has good contact.
1600106
I don't know if you still need it but I saw one that looks like MR400 series at Ebay. It seems the motor may be interchangeable. You can call the manufacturer to confirm.
227840
I am not sure, but less than a year the motor went out and now I'm trying to find someone to fix it!!!! I am so disappointed!!!!! What a waste of money!!!!
308119
I just mailed mine back to manufacturer. They are replacing my motor and hopefully cleaning it. I don't know if you've called them but they have excellent customer support. That's where I would start.
458215
I did that to an older motor and it fixed it. I think I would try it first before spending the money on a motor.
1009811
Okay, I Have Serious Number 32, will this motor replacement fit my 32, if so, I need linkage also thank you
2259289
I would google the model number and or serial number of your motor and it should bring up the specs, including the flange type. Otherwise, I recommend disconnecting the motor to visually inspect which one you will need.
1538279
Yes if you get the complete unit. I just bought the Motor part as a replacement.
1569088
I do not think they make an aftermarket motor for this unit. I checked the net and couldn't find one for you.
311312
The mounting plate has a flat on one portion of the round plate which allows proper fit to the main housing. I found that if I mounted it properly the wire with the plug was NOT long enough to reach the outlet. I concluded that the motor was mounted to the mounting plate turned around 180. I left it that way but had to extend the wire by splicing a short (appx 6") extension on to the wire from the motor. Other than that all works OK and it sure beats replacing the whole thing.