Replaces a damaged motor on the exhaust fan of your Ventline range hood for motor homes and enclosed trailers. If replacing an older model motor, a new fan blade (sold separately) is also required. For Ventline P, S0721, B, and T Series range hoods.
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If you are replacing an older motor, then you'll have to order a new, compatible fan blade (sold separately) along with the replacement motor. To determine if you have an old motor, measure the length of the motor from end to end. (You should measure just the case of the motor - excluding shafts and mounting hardware. See the diagram above.) If the motor measures 2" long, then it is an older motor and the fan blade should also be replaced. A new motor will measure 1-1/2" in length.
This replacement fan motor fits the Ventline range hoods pictured above.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (62 Customer Reviews)
Replaces a damaged motor on the exhaust fan of your Ventline range hood for motor homes and enclosed trailers. If replacing an older model motor, a new fan blade (sold separately) is also required. For Ventline P, S0721, B, and T Series range hoods.Product works as it should. It arrived when it was scheduled to. I am pleased with the order process and delivery. 716150
Exact replacement, which made install very easy. 705052
My parts were exactly what I ordered and arrived promptly. I've been looking for a good on-line RV parts supplier and will definitely use etrailer again. Thanks, Gordon 125085
gordon f - 04/15/2015The motor I ordered and was sent is the correct one. My review is incomplete because the motor hasn’t been installed and won’t be for a bit. By the performance of each correspondent from etrailer, I have no doubt the product is good. I have been very favorably impressed with the customer service and have already recommended the company. In fact, other companies would do well to emulate it. 557271
Jane - 08/24/2019This was for my 25 year-old Ventline RV vent hood C1085 (in a 1995 RoadTrek 190 Popular). This is the official replacement motor for most any Ventline RV vent hood (as they all seem to have essentially the same internals design). The old motor was dead. This part is the official replacement motor. The good news is that it uses less amperage than the original. The bad news is that it requires a little engineering. No instructions, but can't say I expected it either. It's just a motor replacement, right? There is a small red-dot next to the positive (+) terminal. Mounting it was the real challenge. For mine, with the plate and the screws, it wasn't going to actually be possible to use the plate as anything other than a guide to drill the holes. If you are going to use the plate, you'll need to drill a hole about 3/8". The short screws will hold the motor to the plate. They are not long enough to go through another piece of metal, too. The larger screws might screw to a different support, or the unthreaded metal plate, but certainly not into the motor. I ended up using the plate as a template to screw holes in the existing support for the 2 small screws and securing it that way, but they were extremely close to the existing larger shaft clearance hole for the previous motor. They will hold, but not ideal from a design standpoint. Also, I had to buy a new fan blade because my old motor had the D-shaped shaft (and matching fan blade) and this new motor has a knurled shaft and the old one didn't fit the new shaft, requiring the new matching fan blade (BVD0216-00). But what are you gonna do? Otherwise, seems fine. I did look into replacing the vent hood in its entirety (as well as re-engineering just the fan system), affordable as they seem to be, but Ventline (nor seemingly anyone else for that matter) makes one this size (~ 13"W x 12"D x 5"H) that I could find. I did replace the original 3-way switch with 2 switches - one to turn on/off the (now LED) lamp, as well as a PWM controller to add variable speed control to the motor (alleviating the resister-driven 2-speed Ventline design). Quick and easy upgrade. 695163
I rebuilt my vent hood in my 1991 Toyota Odyssey RV with your fan and motor. It is sooo quiet and works excellently. In January I went to a rally in Quartzsite AZ., with 35 other Toyota RV's and many of the other campers wanted to know how to get a quieter fan like mine!! 665472
Works as it should 1 year later! 876279
I received the 12-volt DC fan motor in the mail as scheduled. It was carefully packaged in shipping material that protected it from any bumps along the way. It came with all the hardware to attach the motor to my RV vent hood and it fit perfectly. The fan started fine and it helped to solve my problem. I also had a blown fuse that I had to replace. The price was fair and I would use etrailer again. 870162
Very Happy with all 3 different items orderd All Items was in good condition & before the set day of arivel All prises was resemble More than satisfied 797151
For what it is, this new replacement part does the job. For the mechanically inclined this is a five minute job. Take off the screen, pull off the fan blade assuming., remove the two screws, and let the motor hang. Remove one wire at a time, black to the red dot post, and transfer to the new motor. Set back on mount, insert new screws, press fan blade assy. back on, and turn on to verify direction. Finally, replace the screen. Time for a beer! 762557
This is just what I needed to fix my ventline range hood. Thanks 746030
good product would purchase again as ne eded. 716972
Replaced the fan motor on our range hood to our RV. Perfect match and easy to replace. 710881
easy to install, works great, Thank You. 700134
I installed this motor in the range hood of my 2000 Itasca Spirit motor home. After making some minor adjustments to mounting holes, it fits and runs great. 662507
Fast shipping works perfect easy to intall thanks 660117
This little motor was just what I needed. Direct bolt in. My original fan blade slid right on. Now it works same as before. The trailer is a 2018 carbon 387 and this replaced the exhaust fan vent motor in the kitchen above the stove. It is a ventline model. Not really sure it was the motor. I think it was the resistor in the original wiring but I replaced both. Works great now..... And yes I have a warranty on the trailer but for the cost of the part vs. the cost of fuel and my time to drive 90 miles round trip the 25$ I spent was well worth it. Quick 15 minutes to do the repair. Thx e-trailer. 659769
Just what I needed and quickly shipped! 653571
works good but I had to make my own adapter bracket because the motor is a different size and the one included did not work. 650129
It worked, so I say it's worth 4 stars. The motor is significantly smaller than the original, and so for my application (93 Elkhorn 9TS) the template helps you drill holes to mount the new one. Trying to work upside down with a drill and 1/16" and 1/8" bits and keep from breaking them is a pain. Why can't we just get one with the correct spacing? Ah well, at least it worked. It's no quieter than the original, so that issue wasn't resolved - it's still way louder than I think it should be. I'd almost rather retrofit it with my bathroom fan motor - so much quieter! Don't try and run this while making coffee if someone is sleeping nearby. 647951
Just received it. But price and shipment time was great 636619
Works Great don't run out of stock. 609235
Product as described. Packaged well. Great communication. Would purchase from again. 607453
Part arrived promptly and was exactly as ordered. 593451
Fan is working great and it gets a lot of use..... 590328
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