Will Replacement Fan Motor Assembly Kit # FVK8017-00 Fit a Ventline Vent Assembly

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Will this replacement fan work in my 2006 Jayco 19h exp? I have a Ventline roof vent fan motor that needs to be replaced. It is a bow tie set up also. If it doesnt fit etc. I was wondering about your return policy. Thanks,, .

asked by: Bill

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Helpful Expert Reply:

To determine if Replacement Fan Motor Assembly Kit # FVK8017-00 will fit your vent assembly you will need to go by the dimensions. I have included a picture showing the hole spacing and other measurements for you. I have also linked the returns policy.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

I spoke with my contact at Fan-Tastic Vents and she verified that the part #FVK8017-00 is a replacement for your 4000 can style motor. She said they actually have this listed as a fit in their system so you are good to go!

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Answer 2

Yes, the Replacement Fan Motor Assembly Kit for Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent Fans #FVK8017-00 is the correct part for your 6504-414. This kit replaces the bow-tie bracket, motor, and blade for your Fan-Tastic Vent roof vent fan. Since the fan stopped…

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Answer 3

Yes, I was able to pull up pictures of the Fan-Tastic roof vent 2000DM and it uses the same vent lid as the part #FVK1020-19 that you referenced.

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

The Fan-Tastic Vent part #FV802250 would work well as a replacement to the Ventline powered roof vent that you have. It also uses 2 wires for operation so it would just be a matter of wiring the new fan to the old wiring. This will also fit the…

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Answer 12

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