How to Replace Your Bathroom Fan Quickly With NO Attic Access! DIY

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Music Used in video is Hurts so Good Blues by Unicorn Heads; from Creator Studio Library

[kirkp_nextguitar]

Always cut the circuit breaker before exposing bare wire—not just the light switch. Check the voltage before touching the wires. Don’t take chances.

[ryankizer]

How do you get the plastic wire thing out of the housing? I finally got the housing loose, but I cant get that thing to budge.

[rmhanseniii]

Obviously, not a licensed master electrician… no one in their right mind would put in a 80 CFM fan in the bathroom with a shower.. not to mention the loudest one you can possibly get

[RandyMarsh]

Thank you!!! You’re my guy now! Normally I would ask my Dad how to do this type of stuff, wish I still could too. But anytime I search a project and see a video you’ve done on it I always watch it, you’re great at explaining the ‘why’ behind the ‘what’ which helps me understand what to do. Thanks again keep up the great work, I for one really appreciate it!!

[garyboyce]

Excellent instruction, really like the voice over so no loss in details. Going to tackle this tomorrow with more confidence now. Some say there can still be power with switch off, just check with a tester first or click the breaker.

[christopherperkins]

Getting hit in the head with a fan while taking a dump is how my uncle died. Dont skip that step

[funnyguy]

Completed this quest on expert mode. Forgot to flip the breaker off

[jimtrujillo]

First thing, great and easy to understand video. Second thing, great background music, it kept my mind entertained but still absorbent. Third thing, you mentioned in your fan motor replacement/oiling video and this one to make sure you fasten the the fan so if you are taking a dump it wont fall on your head; I gotta ask have you had one fall on your head while taking a dump?

[Dom-ntpi]

Was expecting a trash video, but this is quality. Well done.

[eizzy]

Great camera angles! So easy to see. Thanks!

[tmaddrummer]

Hey Rudy, new sub here, and thanks for the great and easy to follow DIY lesson!

[rickkolb]

Great video! You covered all of the problems that I expect to run into. I have more confidence now for tackling this project. Thanks!

[josemoreno]

Absolutely useful and clear. Thank you so much!

[douggardine]

I'm installing mine today and am using a reducer as well. Hoping the sound won't be too bad, but it can't be worse than the jet plane noise we have from the old one. Thanks for the great video. It was exactly what I was looking for!

[KAMEJOKOband]

Someone forgot to caulk, caulked it + edit haha, we all do from time to time. Thanks a lot for your vid. Keep up

[barefootarts]

I have 2 whites and 2 blacks. One black is hot, the other wire (both 12/3?) is from a timer switch on the wall. I didn't take a pic when I took the old one out.

[lola]

Why are all the greats on YouTube and not in my area? I wish there was someone like you where I live who does great work with honest fees.

[mikeyboy]

Thank you very much Mr Rudy. You keep showing up at just the right time- heavy chandelier, fan exhaust motor, whole fan exhaust Asst. Etc. your dialogues with tips, advice and warnings are exemplary and rare on other such videos. For example why buy an expensive Panasonic fan if the duct is only 3”. Your channel is superior quality. Thx

[morghulkale]

A quick question regarding this....can i replace a light/fan combo with just a fan? If so what further changed need to be done? Thanks.

[andrew]

This video by itself made me click the "Subscribe" button. Well done, sir.