"Climb into roof and disconnect power or turn power off at switchboard. remove vent panels unscrew complete motorfan. you need to unscrew the light fittings and terminal box from faulty motor and reinstall on new motor. open terminal box and take note of which wires go where. disconnect wires from faulty motor and connect wires from new motor. u may need to cut a couple of them, strip them and twist together to reconnect them. reinstall complete motor and switches into the rangehood. experience in electrical wiring is pretty much a must."
BLOWER ASSY (INCLUDES ITEM 6 7 8 9 10 19)
Location Ref: N.I.
Exploded diagrams, Schematics and other documents
Installation
Paul
NSW
"Dont throw out the old motor you will need everything of it to reuse on the replacement. i think the description should read excludes item 67891019 not includes.."
Norm
NSW
"Remove old - connect new"
Michael
WA
"Remove power plug, unscrew blower, and rescrew replacement. important. cut wiring leaving the colours in the cradle or alternately take a photo as there are six different colours to reattach."
David
WA
"Electrician to fit"
Julie-ann
WA
"Make sure you record where the wires go before you disconnect"
Mark
WA
"Isolate power, remove blower from hood (4 14 screws), remove-replace lamp holders terminal block and capacitor, replace blower, restore power and test. 2 people (4 hands) can make life easier but is not really required."
Andrew
WA
"Turn power off, undo screws and replace old part with new one. make note which wires go where."
Al
WA
"The part fitted perfectly. it came complete with the motor inside and all wiring except that it had no starter capacitor. the old capacitor worked and everything went together well. the assembly actually seemed to be a bit better quality than the original. so all good with the rangehood. i would definitely buy parts here again."
Ralph
WA
"A licensed electrician is required to complete repairs"