Questions & Answers for: lubricate fan

...find any blackening of motor coil. It's possibly a lubrication problem. I can't seem to keep mine lubricated, so good luck with

fan is it wise to lubricate a ball bearing CPU fan? cause i jus i did that,am i screwed, cause the noise has become suddenly louder... as fans with ball bearings in them operate, they gather dust. ...

...certainly something that has fallen down into the motor and is rubbing loudly enough to make a squeak as the fan runs faster. The fan itself has sealed lubrication and you don't have to lubricate

fan making noise - how do i lubricate to stop noise ? Hello, Getting lubrication into a ceiling fan is very difficult unless you take it apart, take it down and then turn it upside down.... Then spray

...lubricate the fan motors. There are 4 holes above the fans that look like lubricating ports? Should/could I take the fan off and turn it upside down and spray lubricant "around" the shaft? ...

...fan (I've done this a few times - any handy guy/gal can do it), and lubricate (with automotive bearing grease ($3 at any auto parts store), or 3-in-1 oil for those spots that won't take ...

...fan motor as best you can and lubricate the bearings with a paraffin base oil like Zoom Spout Turbine Oil or Union 76 Turbine Oil. (<-For exposed bearing fan motors) Often the fan bearings dry out ...

do you bypass the run capacitator on a lakewood model hv-18 fan with a 2.4 motor More than likely it's not the start capacitor why your fan will not run this more than likely it's not the start ...

...fan Lasko Cyclone fans have a thermal fuse (typically 130 degrees C) placed on the armature of the motor, connected between the input voltage line and the start capacitor. It is not user replaceable, ...