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On Apr 27, 3:36�pm, "DGDevin" wrote:
grodenhiATgmailDOTcom wrote: I have a dumb question.... �We have a 40 sqft. bathroom (full bath). The exhaust fan can not keep up. �It's been getting worse and worse since we moved in a few years ago. �We've tried cleaning it out a few times but that does little good. �We didn't put it in, but from the looks of it, it's one of those super cheap Broan fans http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...d=26556-1....). It's rated to fit our size bathroom but does not cut it. �What I'd like to do is replace it with a new better quality one. �My question is...... �Is there a way to do this without getting into the attic? If I buy a better model Broan (same size unit) can I simply put it in the existing box in the ceiling? �Ideally I want to disconnect and pull down the old one and reconnect a new one in it's spot. �Thanks!! Check out Panasonic fans, we put one in the kitchen and it's so quiet it's hard to tell when it's running and yet it moves a ton of air. �I wish we'd known about them when we were doing the bathroom, we have an Air King in there (supplied by the electrician) that sounds like a jet engine in comparison. if you want quiet anstall a remote fan, blower is at exit and sucks the air out, install a louver in the door for make up air. but inspect everything, sounds like the duct is blocked somehow |
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