How to Replace a Rheem® Proterra® Fan

This video shows the step-by-step instructions to replace the evaporator fan on a Rheem ProTerra Hybrid Water Heater. Suggested tools needed are shown as well.

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This video shows the step-by-step instructions to replace the evaporator fan on a Rheem ProTerra Hybrid Water Heater. Suggested tools needed are shown as well.

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[macasejj]

Does anyone know the part number for the fan?

[ccar]

Will doing this myself void the warranty? It seems easy enough for a DIY. I was shipped out a replacement fan from rheem to a more quiet version

[fuens]

I do not recommend this water heater to anyone. It makes an extreme amount of noise. We already had one replaced no it continues to make a high pitched noise.