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This fix will restore your fan's original power and quiet operation. This fix does not require new parts, but does require a #1 Phillips head screwdriver, an 8mm wrench or socket, and a medium or low viscosity lubricant.
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Loosen the 4 phillips screws around the rim and remove the front of the cage
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Remove the fan blade by loosening the screw on the shaft while pulling up.
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Remove the wiring cover located above the fan motor.
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Remove the motor from the mounting plate by loosing the 2 smaller screws on the front.
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Remove the final 2 screws holding the mounting plate to the cage.
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Carefully pass the motor through the opening at the back of the cage.
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Using an 8mm wrench and phillips screwdriver, remove the magnet mounts from the body of the motor.
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The magnet will slide out of the motor . Inspect the magnet and motor for anything that may cause a hang-up.
The 8 mm nut is on very tight. I used an 8 mm socket (1/4” drive).
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Clean and lubricate the magnet shaft and mounting brackets
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To reassemble your device, follow these steps in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these steps in reverse order.
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What are the chances the exact fan that I need to repair would be here? I'm about to put it back together… Let's see if it worked! 9/3/19, 10:45 pm.
OK. It's back together but the fan doesn't spin. I feel the motor doing… Something. It vibrates softly. So, now to figure out why it's not spinning.
Mine did the same
hello…my fan wouldn't work until I tilt the head upwards..what could be wrong pls???
