WW bathroom vent fan

I can post what mine is tomorrow (2006 FSC3200) unless you find someone with a better match...

IAMICHABOD wrote:
Not wanting to tear into the roof like I did with the Fantastic Fan or the The Maxx Air type I chose to put a VORTEX fan in the bathroom,It is a snap to do with very detailed instructions and it is multi speed and reversible.

Here is an earlier post that is really helpful.

I like that vortex fan, not a bad price either,its just overkill for me.And it seems to limit the light coming in the vent. Also draws 3amps. Not sure if the much smaller oem fan draws that much...?
The little fan that came with the WW seems to work good for me,,, till fan blade disintegrated... And blade seem to be available for under $10. Just have to get the right one that fits...

old guy wrote:
the holes are not universal, some are round and some are "D" shafts. make sure or you will wind up buying two of them. and rotation also comes into the equation.

lincster wrote:
Yep. Holes are not universal. Remove the old one and take it with u.

Dirtclods wrote:
There all pretty much the same at any RV place mine just did the same thing. Like mentioned above take whats left of it in with you.

Yup, the holes and sizes are different. And my TH is at GDS 2500 miles away from me. And I forgot to take the remainder of the blades hub with me. TH/GDS/dunes are 27 miles away from the closest town of Brawley, was trying to avoid going there. Wanted to bring a blade with me,,, if possible the correct fitting one.

So thats why I asked if anyone knows what part number blade will fit a WW 07 fsw3200 bathroom fan blade...?
D hole, or round hole on the shaft,,? 6" or 9"...?
Or did WW use many different types of blades in the WW 07 fsw..?

I appreciate all the replies guys, thanks...

There all pretty much the same at any RV place mine just did the same thing. Like mentioned above take whats left of it in with you.

Yep. Holes are not universal. Remove the old one and take it with u.

the holes are not universal, some are round and some are "D" shafts. make sure or you will wind up buying two of them. and rotation also comes into the equation.

did the Vortex as well. Next to replacing the range hood fan this is one of my fav upgrades so far... easy install, no disturbing existing vent opening or seals and it is inexpensive as well. Moves a bunch of air... it will pull our bath door almost shut if it is open a bit... not as quiet as I'd like, but love the movement of air.

I like that Vortex upgrade - I didn't know about that one.

Not wanting to tear into the roof like I did with the Fantastic Fan or the The Maxx Air type I chose to put a VORTEX fan in the bathroom,It is a snap to do with very detailed instructions and it is multi speed and reversible.

Here is an earlier post that is really helpful.

Same hole size, but the existing vent must be removed to fit the FF.

Thanks guys...

I assume the fantastic fan upgrade requires the complete vent hood to be removed/resealed to the roof...? Maybe a bigger hole cut..?
While the FF is a great upgrade, my roof is leak free now and don't really want to fug with it unless absolutely needed.