What does it take to repair or replace an old, noisy bathroom fan?
Bathroom fans get old. Sometimes they stop running altogether, which can sometimes be an enormous relief from the noise. Typically, bathroom fans have two parts: 1) the case that mounts in a hole cut in the ceiling (the rough), and 2) the fan and motor that attach to the case, and the cover. If replacement fans were the same size as the originals, it would be easy to remove the cover, unplug and unbolt the fan or light, and replace them. Unfortunately, and we are suspicious that this is no accident, new models rarely fit exactly. Sometimes you can obtain replacement parts direct from the manufacturer, often at higher prices than an entire brand new. Unit. It work out cheaper because, with a little handiness, some scraped knuckles, and a knowledge of electrical safety procedures, you may be able to replace the part yourself. If replacement parts are not available, you may find a new fan unit that has fits the existing hole in the ceiling, but avoiding real damage to the ceiling will req
