Ventline Fan Motor Replacement for Ventline Roof Vent # V2245-50

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I need a replacement motor for a ventline fan model v2245-50

asked by: Shawn K

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We spoke with my contact at Ventline and she stated that for your V2245-50 exhaust fan you can use the Replacement Fan Motor # BCD0390-00.

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Derek I.

11/3/2021

Question. I have to phillips exhaust fans. model 2245. Would BCD0390-00 be compatible? Thanks.

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Les D.

11/5/2021

@DerekI I called Ventline/Phillips today and they confirmed that you are correct, the Ventline # BCD0390-00 fan will replace the fan in the Phillips # 2245.

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Answer 1

I spoke with my contact at Ventline and she stated that for your V2245-50 exhaust fan you can use the Replacement Fan Motor #BCD0390-00. This will work perfectly with your existing fan.

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Answer 2

According to Ventline the replacement motor you need for your Ventline part number V2245 is the part #BCD0390-00 that you referenced.

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Answer 3

According to Ventline, the correct replacement motor for your model V2245-50 bathroom fan is the Replacement Fan Motor for Ventline Exhaust Fan #BCD0390-00.

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Answer 4

For the V2244-50 Ventline vent the replacement motor is #BCD0388-00. For the fan blade use #BVA0311-02.

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Answer 5

The correct fan for the motor #BCD0390-00 is going to be the #BCD0311-00, which is a 5-5/8" diameter blade.

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Answer 6

We definitely have replacements for your Ventline 2262-50 motor and fan blade. With that being said, the Replacement 110-Volt AC Fan Motor for Ventline RV Bathroom Insert Fan with 50 CFM Capacity #BCD0388-00 will be a direct replacement. There does…

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Answer 7

The correct replacement fan motor you need for your Ventline Breeze that has a 50 CFM fan is the part #BCD0388-00. The mounts are different and the electric connector is different so you wouldn't be able to use the #VC0369-00 instead.

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Answer 8

On motor #BCD0390-00 the shaft is approximately 0.214 inches so it is slightly larger than 3/16 inches. If you can tell me what this is going on (a model number would be awesome) I can determine if we have a motor that will work.

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Answer 9

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