Why does my ceiling fan sounds like a clacking sound.Could a cluch be loose or something else.

Sounds like something in the machine in the head that makes it go up and down. either wear or something loose. I would have it checked by a Brothers repair shop

To me, it sounds like there is dryed leafs or paper in your blower fan....

There are a couple of possibilities that could be causing this. I believe it is the fan blade. One could be that bracket that holds the fan motor in places could have loose screws, which would cause vibration. Another is that the mounting for the fan motor to the bracket could be loose. Another could be that the fan blade itself is slightly bent. Check the motor brackets screws, fan mounting screws and the blades. If all those are good, making sure the unit is unplugged you can turn the fan blade by hand slowly to see if it is dragging anywhere on the shroud around the coil or the coil itself. You could slightly bend the "clacking" blade to clear is that is the issue.


Tom

If it sounds like the fan is hitting something, It is likely you will have to get a step ladder, and look closely at what is making the noise-
Likely something fell in there-- and needs to be removed.

When you shut the thermostat down, does the fan stop instantly?

Mack B

It could be important and so it should be checked/located by killing the ignition and cranking the cold engine while someone experienced looks and listens in the engine compartment.

It is less stressful and easier to ignore a noise that is known not to matter...

Sounds like it needs to be repgramed, but it may not be in the switch, maybe in the lamp/fan receiver (sounds like the wireless one), if this is the wired version, you may have to check all connections to make sure they didn't come loose.

sounds like the power supply at the ceiling (normally a blue wire) has come loose, also check the bottom of the fan where the light fixture connects, for loose blue wire. if thats not it ,it may be a bad remote control, (but probally not the remote. ted

Lots of bikes make a clacking in the transmission , especially when cold at idle. Basically the engine accelerates and decelerates between each piston firing, and you hear the backlash in the gears slapping back and forth. Without hearing it I can't say for sure, but find someone else with a similar bike and see if it sounds the same.

have the water pump bearing checked as well as all the bearings for the drive belt for the accessories

hi! condenser is fault in fan! so only your fan run slowly! put high voltage condenser! then the run run fastly!