I have a Seville Classics tower fan, model 10117, that just died after about 2yrs use. All the LED lights work, as does the oscillate feature... BUT NO FAN MOVEMENT AT ALL. Any suggestions on how to f

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Posted on Jan 02, 2017

SOURCE: seville classics model 10166

how to clean and take apart

Posted on May 23, 2008

SOURCE: Seville Classics MSC10166 Tower Fan

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"Most fan motors for fan over running have an internal overload. once it trips, it will not reset. it is a solid state device. it looks like a flat device or a small bullet device. if you've figured out how to take the fan apart, you could just remove the device and connect the two wires together and the fan will run. you won't have any protection on the motor however. the windings run warm, but if the bearings run dry the motor will slow down and the windings will get hot. this is the reason for the overlaod device - protection. its your call what you want to have."

Posted on Aug 22, 2008

SOURCE: FTT-R tower fan would oscillate but the fan would not run.

You might have a stripped gear in the tower where it oscillates. Hope this helps!

Posted on Jul 14, 2009

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SOURCE: HOW DO YOU CLEAN THE INSIDE OF THE SMALL PERSONAL SEVILLE

Put it in the dishwasher, leave it in the sun for 2 days to dry out.

Posted on Apr 15, 2010

SOURCE: I have a seville classics

Good Luck!! I too have one and although I was able to take off a bottom panel and clean it- the important area (fan) proves quite inaccessable. I am very mechanically adept too. Either way felt it was a lot of trouble for nothing- so I used a powerful vacuum blower to blow out all the dust instead. When these fans can be purchased for 50 bucks, new, at Cost Co, it sort of eliminates the need to get real carried away with maintenance.

Posted on Dec 01, 2010