What is Correct Replacement Fan Motor for Ventline Bathroom Fan V2280-50

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Will the Replacement Motor for Ventline Breeze 360 Bath Fan Item # VC0369-00 Work on a V2280-50? Are the motor mounts 1 7/8inch apart?

asked by: Kathy S

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Expert Reply:

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.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

You can upgrade your 50 CFM kit to the 75 CFM motor part #VC0369-00 like you are wanting from your Ventline setup. It wouldn't be noticeable louder either.

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Answer 2

The Replacement Motor for Ventline Breeze 360 Bath Fan #VC0369-00 has a splined shaft that is 3/16 inch diameter and 1-1/4 inches long. It is designed specifically to use the Replacement Impeller Wheel for Ventline 360 Bath Fans #VC0359-00. It…

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Answer 3

We have found the 75CFM Motor #VC0369-00 to be able to replace a 50CFM Motor #BVC0367-00 which you have in your 2280-50 Ventline. It will fit with the Impeller Wheel #VC0359-00.

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Answer 4

I'm not sure which replacement part you're looking for, but we do offer a Replacement Impeller Wheel for Ventline 360 Bath Fans #VC0359-00, and the Replacement Motor for Ventline Breeze 360 Bath Fan #VC0369-00. To replace the fan motor, you…

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Answer 5

The correct replacement motor for your Ventline V2262-50 bathroom fan is the part #BCD0388-00 and it's held on with a couple nuts on top of the support beam like you see in the attached picture. To access the fasteners to remove the beam will…

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Answer 6

The motor you sent in a picture of is very similar to the #BCD0314-00 but it is slightly different than the part #BCD0314-00 when comparing the two. It appears as this motor will work just fine as a replacement though. Basically either wire can be…

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