Philips Bristol Ventline V2044 Replacement Motor and Fan Blade

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Hi, Im wanting to know if the fan motor Item # BCD0314-00 and the fan blade Item # BVA0312-00 is compatible with my Philips Bristol Ventline model V2044 fan? Can you please explain to me if this will work? Also on the fan motor which wire is positive and negative? I see white writing on one side of wire and other wire is solid black...

asked by: Casey F

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Expert Reply:

The V2044 fan has been discontinued for awhile, but the Ventline # BCD0390-00 would be the correct 110V-AC motor. I've confirmed that these are the proper replacements with my Ventline representative.

For the fan blade the replacement for the V2044 is # BVA0312-00.

On this white is ground and black is power.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Replacement Fan Motor #BCD0390-00 referenced in your question is the correct motor for your Ventline V2045 model fan. I did also go out to our warehouse to take a look at the motor and measured a length of 1-1/2 inches for the exposed length on…

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Answer 2

The Ventline model V2065 Vent assembly is no longer available. If you are wanting/needing to replace the entire vent then your only option will be with a different model unit that closely matches the dimensions of the V2065. I recommend taking a look…

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Answer 3

I have a different option for you, but the Ventline Model V2045 Bathroom Vent Fan you have is no longer available. The closest option we have is the MaxxFan Dome Plus Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan - LED Light - 6" Diameter - Manual Lift - White…

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Answer 4

The correct replacement motor for your Ventline V2262-50 bathroom fan is actually the part #BCD0388-00. This will work perfectly with your existing fan as it is a direct replacement. The #BCD0390-00 Replacement Motor that you mentioned is designed…

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Answer 5

Since your Ventline V2265 model fan assembly features the plug-in port for the motor, the correct replacement is indeed the part #BCD0390-00. This is a direct replacement and it will plug right in just like your existing unit. Unfortunately we…

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Answer 6

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 7

Some versions of the Ventline fan V2265 have the plug that part #BCD0390-00 connects right into. Not all of them do and you can cut the connector off and hardwire it in. Or we also carry part #BCD0390-01 and hardwire it. The motors are the same. You…

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Answer 8

Your Philips model V2062 is the same as the Ventline V2062 as Ventline was a division of Philips before they were bought by Dexter. We do have the Replacement 110-Volt AC Fan Motor #BCD0314-00 and Blade #BVA0312-00 that will fit your fan.

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Answer 9

I spoke to my contact at Ventline and they informed me that if your Ventline Fan Model 2044 has a 100 CFM motor then you would need to use part #BCD0314-00 but if it has a 75 CFM motor then you will need to use part #BCD0390-01. If you are unsure of…

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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