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Emerson Household fan Parts — Browse All Models

Emerson household fans help circulate air through your home for comfort and to keep indoor air healthy. You depend on your Emerson whole house fan to keep air in your home moving so keep the fan in top condition with repair and replacement part from Sears PartsDirect.

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Cable 24p/ WX1A91F6-102

Cable 24p/

Part #WX1A91F6-102
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Popular maintenance items for Household Fans

Hinge 705528

Hinge

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Receptacle S99270479

Receptacle

Part #99270479

Replaced by #S99270479

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Hinge Pin 707004

Hinge Pin

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Strap Mount 705252

Strap Mount

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Front 705532

Front

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Duct Flex 705332

Duct Flex

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Most commeon Emerson whole house fan parts that need replacing

  1. Fan motor. The fan motor spins the fan blade to circulate or exhaust air in your home.
  2. Capacitor. The capacitor releases a stored electrical charge to help the fan motor start.
  3. Wire harness. The wire harness connects electrical components such as the fan switch and fan motor in the household fan.
  4. Fan blade or blower wheel. The fan blade or blower wheel spins to circulate air through your home when the fan motor runs.
  • Cleaning fan blades in your Emerson household fan

    • Disconnect electrical power to the household fan by unplugging the power cord or shutting off the house circuit breaker for the fan if it's hard wired to the electrical supply circuit in your home.
    • Wear work gloves to protect your hands from cuts when cleaning the fan blades. Wear a proper breathing and eye protection to prevent irritation or injury.
    • Use a shop vacuum remove loose dirt and debris from the fan blades.
    • Use a utility brush to loosen and remove dirt and debris then vacuum the area thoroughly to remove dirt and residue from the fan blades and fan housing.
    • If necessary, wipe fan blades with a damp cloth then allow the blades to dry completely before using the fan.
    • Reassemble the fan and restore electrical power to the fan after you complete the cleaning.
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