Questions & Answers for: fan starts off slow

...fan motor on my window air conditioner starts out at what seems to be about the right speed for high but varies and slows with time. It does not matter whether the compressor is running or not as ...

...fan automaticly starts back up and turns real slow. 4) the microwave does not even have to be in use when this happens. You will need to replace the cooling fan motor. Remove it and check the numbers ...

...fan on outdoor unit sometimes starts normally, sometimes starts slowly and will get up to speed with a push or sometimes will not start at all. Loud hum when slow or stopped. Cools normally when it ...

...fan only works in hi and its slow to start up the first 5 minutes it makes a loud hum and turns very slow. After the warm up it works fine. The whinning in the motor is starting to go bad. You will ...

fan goes very slow,any advice. Laptop does not boot up tries to,fan goes very slow is this the problem Do I need a new fan. The fan may just need cleaning. You can start by blowing compressed air

Central air fan is running slow and will not start without help This fall notice the fan not running in the central air unit so. Turned it by hand and it started but ran slow try a new capacitor

...slow down, switches off? guys, heatpumps been working fine, yesterday fans started slowing down and stopping, no leaks anywhere, any ideas? When u restart its ok for about 2 minutes, then slows down ...

...slow down and eventually stop. Note: I received this laptop shortly after Christmas time, so it isn't that old. You did not post anything about make and model. This is kind of a guess. My laptop has ...

...starts to heat up. My cooling fan turns on but it's kinda slow and it wobbles a Lil bit. Can it be my fan?help if slow and wobbles replace==== bearings or blades are damaged If you can tell that the ...

...fan is turning slow VCFB304LSS Ive Replaced the fan and it still slow there a capacitor NTE10W027 L F10W27ohm5% 053F Should always start simple. First verify proper voltage getting to fan. Then check ...