Bathroom Fan Heating Element
Part Number: S97020888 Ships within 1 business day *This part replaces obsolete part #: 97020888, S97016565SER, S97016565 and 97016565. Product Information Description: The Heating Element is used in a number of Broan and Nutone ventilation fans and ceiling heaters. On some of the units you have the option of using this heater or not. It is mostly used in bathrooms to warm it up on those very cold mornings. Installation requires a screwdriver and a socket set. Remove fan cover - disconnect wire connection - remove nuts, pull out heating element fan housing, remove screws, pull out heating element - reinstall in reverse order. Products Compatibility This item works with the following types of products: Questions & Answers Several people referenced a you tube video that demonstrates how to remove and insert the new heater element on a Broan 100 HL fan/heater. I cannot find it. Can one of your customers provide it? Thanks. DEM for model number S97020888 asked on 2018-10-16 Hi Dem, Thank you for your question. Here is a link to a video from YouTube that you may reference on to replace a heater element on a NuTone Broan fan light that may help you, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl7sKzTObxc. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day! Need replacement heater for model # Broan QTX110HL. The part # on the heater I removed says E330485 XHC 16.07 60HZAre parts returnable if not correct fit?Thank You Jim James for model number QTX110HL asked on 2021-12-01 Hello Jim, Thank you for contacting us. We have researched the model you have provided and show the compatible part number as S97020888. You can view our return policy here: https://www.ereplacementparts.com/faq.php#return_policy we hope this helps. After a shower, turned the heat function on and quickly noted smoke and an orange glow in the unit! Heating element? Thoughts or suggestions as I am not an electrician and a fire is not a desired result! Mark for model number QTXN110HL asked on 2020-01-19 Hi Mark. With risk of fire and smoke we recommend a qualified tech to take a look in person. That said it is probably a shorted/bad motor/heating element or wire harness. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair! The heater stopped working the other day. My wife said she heard a "pop" and then no heat. Does that sound like the heating element has failed again? If so, I want to make sure I get the correct replacement part. Please advise. Thank you. Chris for model number broan-nutone QTX110HL asked on 2019-11-26 Hello Chris, thank you for your inquiry. The correct heating element for your model QTX110HL is part number S97020888. I hope this information helps. I ordered several of these replacement parts from ereplacement parts years ago and installed them in bathroom fans that were vintage 2012. The replacements lasted about two weeks. The heating element appeared to be okay so the problem was most likely with the Microtemp thermal fuse. I have not replaced them since. Have the replacement elements been redesigned or has quality controlled improved such that I can be comfortable with ordering another set of these? Stephen for model number Nutone S97016565 asked on 2019-11-25 Hello Stephen and thanks for writing. Sorry to hear that they did not last, as we are only selling OEM parts, however you could have returned them right when they malfunctioned for a refund. We do not know if the manufacturer has made changes to the newer parts you would have to call them directly. We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime. Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You 14 of 14 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: Less than 15 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Pliers Burned out element Remove cover and back plate and bulb. Remove 2 screws and drop the blower assembly down and remove. Remove screws that hold element in place, slide it out the side. Slide the new element in and assemble in reverse order. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! 9 of 10 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: 15-30 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Socket set Heat element burnt out Turned off power at breaker box. Removed light cover and then face of unit. Unplugged element and fan unit. Removed nuts from unit with socket set. Pulled fan assembly out, and removed heat element with screw driver. Replaced with the new one that you all sent me super fast ( 2, days). Put every thing back together and turned it on. Works fine! Thank you for the prompt service! Your web site was easy to maneuver! Will use again!!! Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! 5 of 6 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: 30-60 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Wrench Set, Flashlight and Sweeper to get dust and dirt out. Ceiling Fan Heating Element Stopped Giving off warm air 1. Checked out a video on You Tube and watched it before starting project. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! 4 of 4 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: 15-30 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Adjustable Wrench Heating element burned out on the bathroom fan/light/heater Removed the plastic light cover, removed 2 screws to get access to fans. Removed 2 nuts to drop the heater fan unit . Unplugged heater fan and removed unit from ceiling box. Removed 4 screws that held heating element and pulled element. Replaced heating element, replaced 4 screws. plugged in heating fan/heater unit, replaced the 2 nuts. Replaced the light fixture and cover. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! 3 of 3 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: 15-30 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Socket set Fan heating element died Removed fan cover - disconnect wire connection - removed (2) nuts, pulled out heating element fan housing, removed (2) screws, pulled out heating element - reinstalled in reverse order. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: 15-30 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Pliers Heating element in the bathroom fan died 1. Remove cover and disconnect wiring harnesses. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful Time Spent Repairing: 30-60 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Nutdriver Heater element burned out NO instructions from NuTone ceiling heater/fan. There is a GREAT youtube video that I followed--saved me time, effort, and frustration. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! Time Spent Repairing: 30-60 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Socket set Bathroom heater/exhaust system stopped heating but continued to blow air 1. Checked YouTube for a video of how to repair this unit Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! Time Spent Repairing: 15-30 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Socket set, None Heating element failed Turned off power removed ventilation cover and then removed the nuts that held fan in place unplugged fan motor then removed heating coil and installed new coil and then installed fan and cover. Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! Time Spent Repairing: 15-30 minutes Tools Used: Screwdriver, Nutdriver Burnt out element 1. Remove unit from ceiling after loosening screws Did you find this story helpful? Thanks for voting and helping fellow customers! show more Reviews Average Rating (out of 5): 37 Reviews Click to filter by ratings: Showing reviews with 4 stars. Show All Reviews The heater element fit like a glove! Representative quickly reviewed and confirmed the part number of the heater element against the fan model information that I provided. Part arrived in a couple of days and works great! Thank You Guest - 3 days ago Verified Purchase New heart element - bathroom fan Received Promptly, worked like new again. Guest - 9 days ago Verified Purchase easy repair working like new Guest - 14 days ago Verified Purchase Heating element Wonderful to warm up the bathroom again. Fast service Guest - 22 days ago Verified Purchase replacement heater element Arrived in a timely manner in good condition and allowed me to repair a $260 bathroom ceiling vent/heater unit for $60. Happy wife. Guest - November 1, 2021 Verified Purchase Exact Replacement Part Found the exact part needed for a bathroom ceiling heater-vent unit. The unit was only two years old and the heater element went out. We received the replacement part in a timely manner, and my husband was able to install it without having to replace the entire unit. Guest - September 11, 2021 Verified Purchase Perfect fit Arrived quickly. Perfect fit, fast and easy replacement. Guest - August 10, 2021 Verified Purchase Easy install! I'm an older woman and had no problem installing the new part. Watched the video, very easy! Guest - July 3, 2021 Verified Purchase Quick and easy. The heater element arrived quickly and saved us from having to buy a $300 brand new unit. Guest - April 23, 2021 Verified Purchase Heater element The part was correct and it worked perfect. Guest - January 27, 2021 Verified Purchase Product Information Heating Element
Manufacturer: Nutone, Broan Product Number: S97020888 Classification: Part Weight: 0.17 lbs. Shipping: Ships Worldwide
2. Removed the two screws on cover and unplugged from unit.
3. Removed two screws of the blower unit and unplugged from main unit.
4. Unscrewed two screws on heating element and removed old unit.
5. Put in new element and replaced screws.
6. Replaced blower in main unit and replaced two screws
7. Plugged in heating element.
8. Plugged cover back in to unit and lined up the two screws and screwed cover back to ceiling.
I did vacuum the unit once I took cover off and before working on it just to get dust and dirt out of the way. Very easy job!
Done....
2. Remove bolts holding heating fan.
3. Remove screws holding heating element.
4. Wait two years until your wife suggests buying new bathroom fan.
5. Check user manual for fan model.
6. Discover part number for heating element.
7. Google part number and learn about eReplacementParts.
8. Whoop it up when I find that the part is still sold.
9. Order part; receive it within days.
10. Reverse steps 1-3.
11. Test heating element.
12. Wait for winter.
2. Turned off power at the breaker
3. Popped open lamp diffuser with flathead screwdriver and unscrewed two long Philips-head screws holding bezel in place
4. While supporting the loose bezel, unplugged bezel connector (bezel is also housing for light bulbs) and placed bezel on the floor
5. Unplugged squirrel cage fan connector and heating element connector on the heater/blower assembly
6. Removed two 10mm nuts holding the blower assembly in place and wiggled assembly loose
7. Unhooked assembly from two slots holding assembly in place and laid the assembly on the floor
8. Took all parts outside and thoroughly dusted them off (took more time than any other step)
9. Located heating element in blower assembly and removed four flathead screws holding it in place
10. Removed heating element and replaced it with the new one obtained from eReplacementParts.com (it fit perfectly)
11. Reversed all disassembly steps to reassemble the heater/exhaust system into the bathroom ceiling
12. Tested operation - worked as if new!
2. Remove old element by loosening nuts
3. Unplug old element from wiring
4. Put in new element and plug in
5. Replace unit into ceiling
Manufacturer: Nutone, Broan Product Number: S97020888 Classification: Part Weight: 0.17 lbs. Shipping: Ships Worldwide
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