Replacement Bathroom fan motor and Replacement Phoenix Tub Spout

Updated 07/18/2016 | Published 07/16/2016

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Replacement 110-Volt AC Fan Motor for Ventline RV Bathroom Insert Fan w/100 CFM Capacity

(309)

$61.76

Replacement Fan Blade for Ventline Bathroom Ceiling Vents - 6-1/2" Blade

(185)

$13.94

Replacement Diverter Spout for Phoenix Faucets Dual Handle Tub Faucets - Chrome

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$15.95

Question:

I am looking to replace the motor for the bathroom exhaust fan in my park model camper. The hole for the fan is approx. 7 inches in diameter. The number on the side of the existing motor 095340, does not match the number on your part number BCD0314-00 but the part looks very similar. Will your part work? I have attached a picture of the fan. I am also looking to replace faucet for the shower/ bathtub. It is an 8 inch on center with a removable spout it also has a diverter for the shower. It appears that the spout screws off. All I really need is the spout since the diverter is not working correctly. It is silver plastic and I think the manufacturer is phoenix. Do you have a replacement for this? thanks

asked by: Tom M

Expert Reply:

Thank you for the photos of your bathroom vent fan and the tub/shower faucet! They were both very helpful in finding correct replacement parts for you.

I passed the photos of the bathroom vent fan on to my contact at Ventline, and he was able to determine that the fan is likely their Lighted Bath Fan V2244. The Replacement 110-Volt AC Fan Motor # BCD0314-00 that you referenced is the correct replacement motor for this fan. I confirmed with my contact at Ventline that this motor will fit your bathroom vent fan.

If you're also needing to or interested in replacing the fan blade for the vent fan, the Replacement Fan Blade # BVA0312-00 is also designed to work with your V2244 model bathroom vent fan.

I was also able to reach out to my contact a Phoenix Faucets and she confirmed the correct replacement spout for your 8 inch faucet is part # PF184001. The existing spout will screw off counter-clockwise to allow you to install a replacement.

expert reply by: Victoria B