Complete Bathroom Exhaust Fan Replacement | Ultimate DIY Guide

Full DIY Fan Install Guide: Start to Finish!
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Looking to upgrade your bathroom with a new exhaust fan? You've landed on the right video! Our Ultimate A to Z Bathroom Exhaust Fan Installation Guide walks you through every step of installing a bathroom exhaust fan - from unboxing your new fan to the final testing. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts of all skill levels, this comprehensive guide ensures you can tackle the project with confidence, enhancing your bathroom ventilation system effectively, safely... all while upgrading the entertainment experience too!
What You'll Learn:
Testing Before Installation: Unique tips on testing your fan before final installation to avoid any surprises.
Step-by-Step Installation: Detailed instructions on removing the old fan and installing the new one, including electrical wiring, ducting, and switch replacement.
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Broan-NuTone SPK110RGBL ChromaComfort Bathroom Exhaust Fan: geni.us/Ggxk8Xp
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⏰ Chapter Time Codes
0:00 Intro
0:34 Testing Before Installing
2:33 Exhaust Fan Removal
9:34 Exhaust Fan Prep
13:34 Exhaust Fan Installation
15:15 Electrical Connections
17:08 Ventilation Duct Hookup
20:08 Blower Motor Install
21:03 Cover Install
21:37 Switch Replacement
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[@s0radsam]

Thank you for this video! I’ve taken on more projects than I’d like in 4 months of being a homeowner and this made me feel better about replacing my fan myself. Will definitely be giving you a follow!

[@TopHomeowner]

I'm so glad! Just take your time and you'll do fine. Thanks for the follow :)

[@TrayWebb-od4ws]

Does this fan connect to Alexa?

[@Ee-ul4ul]

Thank you brother

[@TopHomeowner]

Any time

[@Daryl3737]

Nice job!

[@TopHomeowner]

Thanks!

[@mchevownr]

Excellent video sir! Please share links for the needed accessories (the saw, the grommets, and the connectors) Also, I liked your tips and tricks regarding the test cord. Once I test the device. Does it save all the settings you did with the initial setup or does this need to be repeated once wired to the house?

[@TopHomeowner]

Yes, once you setup the remote it will stay connected so if you use the a test cord the way I did you are set!
Clamp style grommets: geni.us/8Nb2 (these may be cheaper at your local hardware store)
Drywall Saw: geni.us/k8xu
Wago Connectors: geni.us/3OBU02f
Cord (for testing/setup): geni.us/WiXIy
Screw-less Wallplate Cover: geni.us/cJ9SG

[@jacksonlammers1553]

Do you have to use the switch that comes with the fan? Have two seperate switches for the fan and the light and would like to keep it that way, just wondering

[@TopHomeowner]

Yes, that switch is required unfortunately. You can control each independently from the included switch though.

[@jmcguire56]

I installed the same one a couple of weeks ago. The sound is pretty good. I don't think the fan is as quiet as advertised.

[@TopHomeowner]

Yeah I agree. What's funny is when I tested it on my workbench it was pretty quiet (confirmed with a DB meter too), but after install it got louder. Probably a few different reasons but I have a feeling the drywall amplifies the sound.

[@AntLive29]

Im gonna need that fan to go on sale😂

[@TopHomeowner]

😂 Yeah its definitely on the high end

[@chadm6805]

Is this all possible without having to get attic access?

[@TopHomeowner]

Yes, you can still do everything without having access to the attic. In my case I took the easy route to remove the housing, but for the most part I worked through the opening from below.