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If the fan motor shaft is smooth with 1 flat spot the hub on the blade probably has a hex set screw that can be tightned with an allen wrench. If the fan motor shaft is threaded there should be a nut holding the blade on. Also yur motor bearings could be going bad causing vibration which damages the fan blade.
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Take a credit card and slide it around the door latch. Slightly pull on the door as your are doing this and it should release itself. Gently push the card and work it into the latch at a slight angle. Let me know if this works.
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