Fan making a rattling sound

My car's glovebox door/trim was rattleing makeing a static noise. I had a friend push up on the trim while it was making the sound, and it stopped, so I just jammed a small wad of tissue up between the trim, and that solved it for the time being. Funny thing tho, after I had my tires balanced, the noise went away never to return. You could have a faulty blower motor tho, if the tissue don't work, or you can't stop it by applying pressure to the trim, look into blower motor replacement.

The set need service. Power supply regualtor section must be troubleshooted.

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Sounds like something is loose and is hitting the fan blades.
Remove the cover and check the cables near the fan, tie the cables back and make sure they don't hit the fan blades.

Sounds like coolant isn't circulating. While moving engine making pump circulate coolant and fresh air hitting front of radiator. At idle or a stop, engine not making pump run as fast and there is no fresh air hiiting radiator ( especially if fan isn't working properly) Check out water pump and cooling fan.

It is most likeky that the fan bearing is worn and thus causing the rattling sound. You will probably need to replace the fan. Check first that there is no obstacle in the way of the fan rotating.

Replacement of the fan will require the back of the oven to be removed giving access to the fan unit, which will need to have the wires disconnected and the fan assembly unbolted. Fitting is the reverse.

Always remember to switch off the power before working on electrical equipment.

If you have an icemaker, that would be the sound of either the mechanism emptying the cubes or the water valve shutting off. If the water valve is going bad, or the switch that shuts off the water valve is going bad, the water valve may 'chatter'. If this is the case, try shutting off the icemaker, or even the water supply to the unit to see if it stops.

If you don't have an icemaker, then the circulation fan may be rattling a bit or has something in it, like a bit of paper. Circulation fans are typically behind a panel in the freezer sectionon most models.

Some units rattle the metal cooling pipes a bit when the compressor motor starts up. This is a more metallic clanging sound.

If it's a very sharp repeated clicking noise, that may be the sound of the motor-start capacitor going bad.

Check the disk cover to see if it loose also check the fan assy.

were is the rattling coming from?the onle rattling that i can think of without noing were its coming from is your chain might be snaping around from 1st to 2nd cause its a little to loose, or your cam chain is a litttle loose. a bolt near the engine could be loose and the vibes from the engine can be rattling. tell me wat bike u got, the year and were the noise is coming from and other details and i can help u out

what make and model computer and does it have on board sound or separate sound card you will probably need motherboard drivers as well soon as I know I will get the web address so you can download them