Motor & Lift Housing in White For Fan-Tastic Vent B Series Roof Vent

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Hello, We have the white Fan-Tastic Vent, and the housing for the lift motor broke on us. I see you have part# K6035-80, but it appears off-white. Do you have the same product in standard white? Thanks

asked by: Chris C

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Expert Reply:

We don't have a housing separately in white, there is a way to get it, though it comes with the housing along with a new motor:

- Replacement 17-rpm Lift Motor for Fan-Tastic Vent B Series Roof Vents with Powered Lifts - White # FVK6010-81

So this would replace the motor for you as well as the housing, or if you don't need a new motor right now you could also have one handy for when the need arises.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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