instead of cutting the cord and extending it which may cause the warranty to be voided use an extension cord or extend the power supply by connecting wires to the back of the main outlet and use conduit wire pipes and connect it to the newly installed outlet that's high enough to reach the wall fan plug
@@darkdot570 that "switch" on top of the fan is called an oscillating knob. You push it down to make the fan oscillate (swing side to side). You pull it up to make the fan steady and face only one direction.
Voiding my warranty would be the least of my concerns, you stand a good chance of starting a FIRE!!!!! If your going to splice a wire with electrical tape ----- at least stagger your splice---- at the Very Least!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All you used for your wire connections was tape? No butt- splice crimps or even solder?.........Do I smell something burning? Now thats safe!!! Just sayin'
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instead of cutting the cord and extending it which may cause the warranty to be voided use an extension cord or extend the power supply by connecting wires to
the back of the main outlet and use conduit wire pipes and connect it to the newly installed outlet that's high enough to reach the wall fan plug
Thats called pure technical osmm🙏👍
Thank you!
When drilling the holes do you drill into a stud or not?
Ideally yes but the wall in the video is all concrete so doesn't really matter where i drilled.
@@HanDIYman007 Thank you! Unfortunately my wall is not concrete. Very helpful video!
@@tsoftbone you can use expansion drywall screws instead to mount your wall fan. With these, you won't be at the mercy of where your studs are.
Where did u bought this Standard wall fan?
Can I install power outlet near the level of light ? And how to cover the wire of the fan beside using trunks?
Thanks for the tip👍🙏
What should be height of the wall mount fan from the floor? Please reply as soon as possible.
How about plywood wall? Is it okay to use the same technique as you use to install the wall fan?
Yes! Just use wood screw instead, to mount the fan.
@@HanDIYman007 oh, I see. Okay..thank you so much sir 🙏🏼
what software did you used for your voice over sir?
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Helpful
Video
Old union wall fan like promac model
what is the switch behind the wall fan stands for ? tight tilt and loose
Not sure what you mean. Can you give the time stamp in the video?
@@HanDIYman007 on the top of this fan there is an option or swithch with two arrows.tight , Ti Lt and loose.
@@darkdot570 that "switch" on top of the fan is called an oscillating knob. You push it down to make the fan oscillate (swing side to side). You pull it up to make the fan steady and face only one direction.
Old Wall Fan: Union IMW 16 (Promac Model)
New Wall Fan: Standard SWF 16Q1
Ano size ng drill bit nyo sir?
Thanks for the tip
No problem!
Nice 👊. Salamat po. Laking tulong 💞
Tamsak na po
Ok
No soldering or shrink wrap? Just tape on that splice, then hide it behind some trim? No way!! That’s definitely not up to code! 😂
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No it's how to cover ugly wall with wallpaper.
@@krisnasekarputeri1165 watch the entire video, fhe thing about the wall fan is somewhere in there. 😉
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Doesnt look like the same gauge wires. Be careful of house fires if installed incorrectly.
Voiding my warranty would be the least of my concerns, you stand a good chance of starting a FIRE!!!!! If your going to splice a wire with electrical tape ----- at least stagger your splice---- at the Very Least!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why? Is a staggered splice the only splice you know? What about a rattail joint? Do you know the pros and cons of each?
Op
if kids grabbed the wall fan the wall fan Fall into a kid and damages the kid
Hopefully it doensn't damage the fan
All you used for your wire connections was tape? No
butt- splice crimps or even solder?.........Do I smell something burning? Now thats safe!!! Just sayin'
there are many ways to connect 2 wires. one of the cheapest and sturdiest is old-school electrical tape. nothing fancy.