R-Vent mechanical ventilation
R-Vent mechanical ventilation units
R-Vent mechanical ventilation units ensure effective extraction of moist and polluted air in homes. Is your R-Vent ventilation unit noisy, does the motor hum, or is the extraction no longer working as you expect? Then overhauling or repairing the motor is often a sustainable solution.
- Mechanical extraction
- Ventilation motors
- Motor overhaul often possible
Common problems
- The ventilation unit is noisy or hums.
- The motor no longer rotates or runs heavily.
- The extraction has decreased.
- Worn bearings or motor parts.
- Vibrations or resonance from the ventilation unit.
Possible causes
- Wear and tear on bearings or rotating parts.
- Contamination of the fan or motor.
- Problems with the circuit board or capacitor.
- Normal wear and tear from years of use.
Motor overhaul for R-Vent ventilation units
For many R-Vent ventilation units, complete replacement is not immediately necessary. When primarily the motor, bearings, or rotating parts show wear, overhaul is often an economical and sustainable alternative.
Don't know which R-Vent model you have?
Check the type plate on the ventilation unit or send us a photo via WhatsApp. We are happy to help you determine which repair or overhaul is best.
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Replacement is not always necessary. Overhauling the ventilation motor often extends the lifespan of your R-Vent ventilation unit and is generally more cost-effective than a completely new unit.
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