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๐ Upgrade your airflow game with the NuTone 5901A000 โ because your bathroom deserves the best breeze!
The Broan-NuTone 5901A000 Fan Blower Wheel Assembly is a genuine OEM replacement part designed to perfectly fit and restore ventilation fans across a wide range of NuTone and Broan models. Measuring 6-1/8 inches by 2 inches, it ensures quiet, wobble-free operation and easy installation with a secure metal clamp. Trusted by thousands, this durable blower wheel revitalizes aging fans, improving airflow efficiency and extending motor life.

| ASIN | B00A5USXYA |
| Batteries required | No |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,277) |
| Date First Available | 22 July 2013 |
| Item Weight | 45 g |
| Item model number | 5901A000 |
| Product Dimensions | 15.57 x 15.57 x 5.08 cm; 45.36 g |
P**3
Last week, I purchased this NuTone 5901A000 Fan Blower Wheel Assembly, in conjunction with the NuTone 23405ser Ventilation Fan Motor purchased from another Amazon vendor. Both replacement components fit and work perfectly in my parentโs 42-year-old NuTone Vent-A-Lite Bathroom Fan Model 8672N that was installed in 1974. The original fan motor for that unit was no longer powerful enough to sufficiently vent steam from the bathroom. Other Amazon reviewers strongly recommended purchasing this new fan at the same time when purchasing a new fan motor so that the new fan could be attached more securely than trying to use the old fan. My fan was ordered from Amazon Marketplace vendor, InnovativeSupply. Individual product packaging consisted simply of the white, plastic fan assembly and single pieces of cardboard used to protect its top and bottom, all of which were sealed within a clear, thick plastic bag (see attached photo). A side-by-side comparison of my original fan to this replacement reveals that both have completely identical dimensions, including a 1/4-inch diameter for the hole through which the fan motorโs shaft is inserted. Attached to the top of the fan is a metal compression clamp (see attached photo) which is used to mount the fan securely to the fan motorโs shaft. Imprinted in the white plastic along replacement fan's outside top perimeter are the words โThorgren Valparaiso Indianaโ and number โ2.โ The only discernible difference between my original fan and this replacement is the way in which the plastic has been molded (presumably to provide strength) on the new fan in the area proximal to the hole through which the fan motorโs shaft is inserted (see attached photo). Mounting this fan was extremely easy. One simply aligns the flat spot on the fan's 1/4-inch hole to the flat part of the fan motorโs shaft and then pushes it onto the shaft which requires only a small amount of pressure to do so. It is extremely important that this alignment be performed when mounting the fan or else there is the risk having a fan that is not held as securely to the motor's shaft as it should be thereby resulting in a noisy fan either immediately or sometime within the near future. That actually happened to me, after installing my new fan to the motor shaft without aligning the two correctly. To remedy this, I ended up having to remove and replace the brand new plastic fan I had failed to install correctly and then purchase another one (again from Amazon) to replace it. So heed this warning and please don't make the same dumb mistake I did. I'd also like to suggest that you do the following, just as I do. Periodically (say anuually or so) remove the fan's motor so that you can clean any dust that might have managed to accumulate on this plastic blower housing. This task is really not that difficult or time-consuming at all, but it's surprising how much dust so often seems to collect on this blower. Not only will this improve the fan's overall efficiency, it should also improve the overall performance and lifespan of the fan's pricier motor portion since it will not otherwise have to work quite as hard. Due to the fact that this product is identical to the 42-year-old original in almost all ways and is affordably-priced, I must say that I am very pleased. Hence, my 5-star rating.
R**B
We have a 30 year old Nutone bathroom fan that has been unusable for years because the blower wheel wobbled on the shaft, making a huge racket, and no fasteners made any difference. So I decided to try this and to my surprise it seated securely on the shaft with a few taps of a hammer. The fan now runs like new -- very quiet and no wobbles.
D**.
Works perfectly on my bathroom vent motor
B**.
Replaced the blower wheel on our 18 year old NuTone that was very noisy and getting noisier, fitment on the shaft was very tight and had to be careful to apply steady and even pressure to get the new blower wheel on the shaft but got it into place and now we have a bathroom fan that sounds as quiet as the day we first installed it. Well worth it's money.
T**S
Works great, and installation was super easy. The fit was nice and snug on the motor shaft, but I only had to push it on tight with my hands/fingertips (no hammering required as other reviewers mentioned). It was delivered very fast: Standard 2 day turn-around time on Amazon Prime. I have a NuTone QT110N-B bathroom exhaust fan that had become very noisy. Sure enough, the center of the original plastic wheel had been stripped and was slipping where it attached to the shaft of the motor. I was hesitant to buy this because I was unsure if this would work for my model. Also, some reviewers had given bad reviews (too tight of a fit, had to hammer it on, only worked a few months), but I don't think they knew exactly what they were doing to install this wheel. See below.... One reviewer said this came with a completely round hole, when the motor shaft is a "D" shape -- one edge of the round motor shaft is flattened. When I first got the wheel, I thought this was the same case for me. *However*, if you look carefully, one part of the "round" hole on the wheel is flat. It's subtle, and you have to look -- it's easier to see this flattened area from the inside "bowl" of the wheel. So, when you are installing the new wheel onto the motor shaft, you need to match this flat edge of the hole with the flat edge of the motor shaft. Again, it's subtle, but it's there. If this is matched up, you should have no problems. Other reviewers said they had to hammer it on the shaft or that the wheel only worked for a few months. I wonder if these reviewers noticed this slightly flat "D" shape of the blower wheel and matched it up to the shaft correctly? It would have been better if some instructions came with the wheel indicating you need to align the 2 flat surfaces. Maybe they are giving us home-repair-do-it-yourselfers too much credit--by assuming we know more than what we do. I hope this review helps.
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