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Replacement Motor for a Ventline PR-9 Range Hood  

Updated 06/21/2026 | Published 06/20/2026

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Hi, I think I trust you guys better than another vendor. But, its confusing because I know nothing about this stuff. I ordered a BVD0278-00 120V AC motor for a Ventline PR-9 kitchen stove fan. Their vendor sent a motor with only black and white wires. While cruising your site it looks like it should have 3 wires R, W and black as its a 2 speed fan. If you guys verify this, Ill be doing business with you again. Thanks for your help.

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Hey Kathie. We sure would appreciate you bringing your business to us. The Replacement Fan Motor item # BVD0278-00 definitely has three wires, red, white, and blue. This is a 110v motor designed to be used exclusively with a AC power source. The extra wire is what controls the fan speed. Here are their individual functions:

White Wire - Common/Neutral power wire
Red Wire - High-speed power wire
Blue Wire - Low-speed power wire

It sounds like you may have gotten the Replacement 12V DC Motor for Ventline Fans item # BVD0218-00. This motor is designed to work with a 12V DC power source. It's a simple two wire power and ground connection.

Is your Ventline PR-9 kitchen stove fan powered by AC or DC because both these motors will work with Ventline P series rangehoods? Do you have a part number off of your current motor?

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Kathie O.

6/20/2026

Hi Jerred, We haven't pulled the housing out - yet so no actual part no. I don't know if this helps, the label says Model PR-9, 100 CFM, 120VAC, 60 HZ, 1.8 AMP (1.5 AMP MTR). The mobile home dates back to 1997 and this is original equipment. It is definitely a 3-wire config.

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Jerred H.

6/20/2026

@KathieO You're going to want to go with a 3-wire replacement motor unless you're not worried about being able to control the fan speed.
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Jerry

6/21/2026

I put one in my ventline hood. I bought the fan blade too because a lot of these are different sizes. I can't remember when I put it in, but it's still going strong. My hood is a single speed, but I don't remember if it has two or three wires. Seems like three and I wired it on high speed. Hope this helps
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John K.

6/21/2026

The BVD0218-00 is a single speed 12 VDC motor kit that fit our Ventline Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan in our RV Trailer. It is not for a 120 VAC motor on a household kitchen range hood. The two speed BVD0278-00 motor fits the residential or Manufactured Home 120 VAC Ventline Range Hood and can be used as a 2 speed or a single speed motor depending on what switch you have. It sounds like you have a 2 speed unit.

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