Undoing the April Fools Joke and Troubleshooting the Creaking Sounds
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2024
- Removing the ultra-powerful Lasko 3733 ceiling fan from the living room and reinstalling the Hampton Bay St. Claire ceiling fan.
The St. Claire previously was very noisy and make a lot of clicking and creaking sounds. Some of it seemed to be coming from the blades, and some seemed to be coming from the ceiling. It turns out to be the medallion making much of the noise. I made a few attempts to rectify these issues and so far, several days later, the fan is still significantly quieter than it was. I didn't think the repairs done in this video would work, but so far they seem to have. - Наука та технологія
It was a funny one Jordan you dedicated yourself so much for the box fan nice humour we need more people like you
Glad you enjoyed it.
Only thing about that box fan being on the ceiling is walking under it it would be so scary for me at least
Your saying your scared from walking under a box fan? My ceiling fan is only being held up by 1 screw and it wobbles
I don't understand what's scary about it. It was completely secure.
I thought u are supposed to glue the medallion onto the ceiling to keep it from moving. Or anything
You could.
It would be a long and possibly annoying process, but you could try to make the pitch of all the blades the same to balance the fan and make sure it doesn't wobble. There's no guarantee that would make the fan perfectly stable but it likely will help.
The blades are all the same pitch, the irons have never been mishandled.
I like it
OK
Has. A Ceiling-fan. A. Bent. Blade. You. Fixing. It.
I don't understand.
Ceiling fan noise doesn't bother me. Every fan we have either pops, cracks, hums, rattles, or something. I don't think I've ever had a truly quiet ceiling fan.
I do not like noise. Fans should be seen and felt but not heard.
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I don't understand.