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Range hood Motor mount on a Nutone Covil H8TC Loose

appliance_grasshopper

By appliance_grasshopper
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Hi,

I have a range hood rotor mount on a Nutone Covil H8TC  that is loose

I would like a suggestions on how to tighten or remount motor as the sides of the rangehood look like its stamped together and its not obvious how to take it apart without breaking something.

Thanks,

Ronan

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Whups, this one slid by me!

Couldn't find ay diagrams with that model number-- either it's incomplete, incorrect, or the database just doesn't have anything on that model. Check it again; read the model number directly of the mfg's label on the appliance itself.

Also, post a pic or two of what you're seeing and that'll help us visualize the problem mo' bettah.

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