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I can here motor running but, blades won't turn

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Most likley the set screw that secures the blade to the motor is loose.

Posted on Aug 01, 2007

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Fan Blade is hard to turn
Can try a little oil, if you can see the bushings on
the motor

Have to remove the fan, to get to the front one

That will work a couple months, then it's off the
the recycle center for the fan

Sep 12, 2013 | Lakewood HV 18-c Floor / Box Fan

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Troubleshooting lakewood fan model hv 18
This one the best brands on the market that I have ever owned.
If the fan motor will not turn on or hums and/or turns slowly more than likely its a lubrication problem.

1. Unplug the fan from the wall remove the 516 screws to the cage

2. Try turning the fan blade by hand if it is tough to turn more than likely it's a lubrication problem

3. You will have two oil holes one in the front one in the back spray WD-40 into these holes, turn the fan blade if it starts to free it up apply more WD-40 and keep turning the blade add more WD-40 until the blade turns freely. Especially in the rear oil hole because this is an oiled bushing that you are adding oil to. Once the fan is turning freely replace the front cage with all the screws plug the fan and I hope this solves your problem. You may add 3 in 1 oil or some other very light lubricating oil periodically.

I hope this solves your problem Mike

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Are replacement motors available for these fans? Lakewood HV 18 Lakewood HV 21 Lakewood HV 21T
mcdevito75 here, If the fan is not too old I would figure yes, but a replacement motor will cost as a new fan, if not more, then you have to install and the blades are a presss fit to the motor.

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Does the lakewood fan have a fuse that can be replaced?
No, it is either the speed control, capacitor or motor. You can get parts, if it worth your time, try nelsonappliance.com and part # LW007JRMOTOR

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Aug 26, 2009 | Lakewood HV 18-c Floor / Box Fan

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Need help with fixing my lakewood floor fan.
try cleaning it and put oil especially at the base of the shaft.then try wiggling the shaft for bushing tolerance.if you feel the shaft wiggles to wide, then you'll need to replace the bushing and the shaft.but before anything else check the thermal fuse.it is found on the motor itself or try to borrow a tester with resistance measurement to check for continuity of the winding by connecting the probes with the plug, one each terminal.then turn the fan on.the pointer should move if its ok, unless burn out.if not.then the thermal fuse blow-out.

May 28, 2009 | Lakewood HV 18-c Floor / Box Fan

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Need help troublshooting floor fan problem
This problem is caused by worn brushes, these are probably not replacable. You could replace the motor but you will have more money tied up in that then replacing the fan.

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Can here motor running but blades do not turn
go and take it apart and clean it afterwards. dont forget to put oil. you might want to check the carbon inside the motor, they may need replacement.

Mar 18, 2008 | Lakewood HV 18-c Floor / Box Fan

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Loud Squeak
yes that is the oiling hole,use some wd40 or 3 and 1 oil but not too much.the noise you hear is the back bearing of the motor

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The fan blade just pulls off. I have a Lakewood 200/1PG and my grills are installed with phillip head screws.

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Lakewood 200I Floor / Box Fan
Probably requires cleaning- take the grille off, pull the blade free (most pull straight out- some have a pin/socket deal right behind the blades that need to be removed first) and clean out any gunk you may find inside. Be sure to unplug it first. before replacing the blade, turn the shaft with your hands to see how it moves; you might want to grease it with an electricity friendly lube of your choice. If it's still hard to turn, it may just be this fans time; box fans are cheap, and made cheap, and the wear-and-tear adds up.

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