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S97015162 Bathroom Exhaust Fan Motor Assembly (8" × 8-1/4" Housing, 80CFM, 2.5 Sones)
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S97015162 Bathroom Exhaust Fan Motor Assembly
Key Features
- Direct motor upgrade for Broan and NuTone bathroom exhaust fans
- Increases airflow from 50 CFM to 80 CFM on compatible original fans
- Reduces sound level to 2.5 Sones for quieter operation on compatible 70 CFM fans
- Complete assembly includes motor, blower wheel, and mounting bracket
- Installs in under 10 minutes using only a flat-head screwdriver
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- S97015162
- 97015162
- S97015159
- 97015159
- 99080520
Note: S97015163 (a related 50 CFM / 2.0 Sones motor assembly for smaller housings) and S97015157 are separate, non-interchangeable part numbers, confirm the exact original part number before ordering.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Fits Broan or NuTone bathroom exhaust fans only; not compatible with other brands
- Requires an 8" x 8-1/4" x 5-3/4" fan housing, measure the existing housing before ordering
- Compatible with models including 678-G, 679-E, 679L, 763, 763N, 763NC, 576, N679-E, 679FL-C, FL2679F-A, 679FLT, 770, 50NT, ED50L-D, HD50L-D, HD50-B, HD50LNT, HD50RDF, HD50RDB, DX50L, F50NT, F770, FHD50C, DX70L, and HD80L
- Fan cover/grille not included
When to Replace
- Motor runs loudly, grinds, or produces a burning smell during operation
- Fan no longer moves air effectively or airflow has noticeably weakened
- Motor fails to start or stops running intermittently
- Upgrading an older, noisier low-CFM fan for quieter and stronger ventilation
Installation Tips
- Turn off power to the fan at the breaker before starting installation
- Measure the existing housing to confirm it is 8" x 8-1/4" x 5-3/4" before ordering
- Remove the old motor assembly using a flat-head screwdriver
- Insert the new motor assembly into the housing and secure per the included instructions
- Reconnect the electrical connection and restore power, then test fan operation before reinstalling the cover
