Questions & Answers for: Vornado floor fan Refrigerators

...any way to adjust or tighten my fan so it will stay in any position again? Thanks put some rubber washers between the floor bracket and the fan housing and tighten the knobs in which position you ...

...floor how can i clean the blades? i can't seem to be able to open the fan up You can turn the unit around backwards and find three integrated clips holding the front cover on.I use a flathead ...

We have a very old Vornado fan that works great but needs a switch. We can start/stop it by plugging it in, but would like to replace the switch. Can you tell me where I can buy one? Is it a single ...

...floor fan, circulating Vornado floor cituclating fan. Have broken the switch, stepped on it, needs to be repaired please Hello. Here is the link to Vornado Support. See what a new switch will cost ...

...floor fan but I don't see how to get it apart. There are three clips the hold the grill to the cowl. Look along the outer edge, on the back. One clip at 11 o'clock, one at 2 o'clock and one at 6 ...

floor fan There are three clips the hold the grill to the cowl. Look along the back, outer edge of the fan. One clip at 11 o'clock, one at 2 o'clock and one at 6 o'clock. Use a flat blade screw driver

I have a Vornado floor f an, the blades iof which are coated with heavy dust. How do I remove the front protective screen to clean the blades. On the model I have, the front grill just pulls off from ...

When I turn on Vornado the fan blades turn slowly on all 3 speeds. The blades spins freely, no friction. The issue may be something called a capacitor these are little boxes with two wires coming out ...

...floor fan (sits on pole which curls around to form base) and cannot figure out how to open it to clean. I've read through all the other questions, which indicate clips or screws. I see nothing ...

...floor model Vornado fan that just started sqeaking like crazy. It has also been slow to start. How do I fix these two problems? Thank you. spray some Teflon lube directly on the shaft where it comes ...