SM550 Bathroom Fan Motor Electric Vent Fan
SM550 bathroom fan replacement motor with attached white plastic blower wheel and power wires.
SM550 bathroom fan replacement motor with attached white plastic blower wheel and power wires.

SM550 Bathroom Fan Motor Electric Vent Fan

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137006200 Washer Door Latch - 2-Pack

This listing offers a convenient 2-pack of replacement washer door latches, specifically designed for Electrolux and Frigidaire washing machines.

Key Features:

  • High-quality replacement for OEM part numbers: 7137006200, PS2349356, and AP4368805
  • Ensures a perfect fit and reliable function
  • Durable construction for long-lasting performance
  • Secures your washing machine door, preventing accidents
  • Buying in bulk saves time and money
  • Provides a spare latch for future repairs or maintenance

Restore your washing machine to its optimal functionality with this essential replacement part.

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FAQs

The SM550 is a universal replacement motor that replaces OEM part numbers including C01575, 65100, EM550, EM750, C65878, VFM100, E498-1, 82423K, and K111.
Yes, this motor is designed as a universal replacement for many NuTone and Broan bathroom exhaust fans that require a 50 CFM, 120V motor.
The SM550 operates at 120V/60Hz with a 0.29A draw. It is rated for 3000 RPM and 50 CFM, and it supports both clockwise (CW) and counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation.
Installation is generally straightforward and can typically be completed in 15–30 minutes. You will need basic hand tools to remove the fan housing and mounting bracket. Note that you should retain the original mounting nuts from your old motor, as you will need to reuse them to secure the new motor to your existing bracket.
You likely need a new motor if your fan is making loud grinding or squealing noises, if the fan blades are sluggish or fail to spin entirely despite the power being on, or if you notice a burning smell coming from the unit. If the motor hums but does not turn, the internal bearings have likely seized.