Cleaning how do you reccomend cleaning the blades on this fan?

if it is a newly installed overhead fan check the fan direction switch just above the motor

I would reccomend replacing the fan or cleaning+lubricating it. You can find a "precision oiler" at a local hardware store. Its like a small plastic tubs with a skinny needle at the end. Its very handy in cases like this. Use that oiler to squirt a little bit of oil into the shaft that turns the fan at the moto ritself. You may have to take the tv apart depending on what model it is. If lubing it and cleaning off all the dust doesen't help you will need to replace the fan.

condenser fan blades are cover with lint or the fan motor may be going out. Clean fan blade first before doing anything else. If noise stops after cleaning the fan blades; hooray! If not you might have to replace the fan motor itself. Test and re-check before taking other step(s)

Did you just clean the fan? If while cleaning, you bent a fan blade, even a hair it will shake. Blades are perfectly balanced. Moving one just a hair, will cause the fan to shake. Trying to re=balance the blade(s) is futile, you can get it close, but it will take somr patience. If the fan has built up dust on the blade(s) will begin to shake if some blew off unevenly

How to clean the blades in padestal fan i.e. remove the frame on blades.

Do you have the still have the e20739 lasko fan, i need the plastic blade on the unit

I have had good results using a product called Scott's
Liquid Gold. It's available in many stores including grocery stores. I started using it to clean up console televisions after repairing them. Make sure you wipe it clean after using it. The residue will attract dust if you don't. It's sort of a "super Pledge"

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Zashiban

How do I open vornado fan (model eh1)so I could clean fan blades?

put motor oil to the midst of your fan blade may there are lots of rust inside then wait 5 hours then try to pull again patiently...

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This would seem to be the motor heating up and cutting out on a thermal overload. Check to see if the motor area is clean and that the fan blades are clean. To clean the motor you can blow compressed air through it. To clean the blades disassemble the cover remove the blade and clean with a mild soapy solution.