Learn replace your bathroom exhaust fan.
The exhaust fan in your bathroom keeps the air in the room moving so moisture cannot build up. Excessive moisture in the bathroom encourages mold growth, which can be dangerous when inhaled, especially if you or your family have respiratory problems like asthma. If your fan has stopped working, you can replace it with a new one in just a few minutes to keep your bathroom moisture-free.
Instructions
1. Turn off the circuit breaker switch that controls the power to the bathroom.
2. Place a stepladder or stool under the exhaust fan. Step up and pull on both sides of the exhaust fan cover until it slides down and you can see the retention clips. Release the clips and remove the cover.
3. Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet inside the fan well. Remove the screws that hold the exhaust fan onto the ceiling. Remove the old exhaust fan and discard it.
4. Insert the new exhaust fan into the fan well and tighten the mounting screws. You may need an assistant to hold up the fan as you tighten the screws. Plug in the power cord.
5. Replace the fan cover and push up until it snaps into the retention clips. Turn on the circuit breaker switch to restore power to the bathroom.
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