How to Fix a Rattling Heater

[@TheSuperFanMan]

These milkhouse utility heaters have the tendency to develop a rattle over time. Oil definitely does cure it! Great video.

[@JordanU]

While they certainly do, I don't think it's any more so than on other style heaters.. They all use relatively cheap bearings..

[@LemontTheFanMan]

Good video bro thanks for releasing a fan one i enjoyed this heater repair video and i'm glad its working now

[@JordanU]

Glad you enjoyed it bro..

[@gatrwrksMarshall]

Great video! My brown Lakewood 792 heater had that problem too until it was fixed.

[@JordanU]

Thanks! This is a pretty common problem with these cheaper motors..

[@gregoryburkhead7813]

Great video .. mine sound like that but it's a new wifi model .. u think it's all the same if I open it up

[@snoozysusie7617]

Thank you.

[@dennisqwertyuiop]

old heaters better than new ones today just like fans proper maintance they will run forever

[@JordanU]

True..

[@TheFanUniverse]

I wonder how much air it pushes with only 2 wing blades. . .

[@TheSuperFanMan]

Wilbert A the goal with these milkhouse heaters is to gently push out the heated air. So they're not powerful by any means.

[@TheFanUniverse]

TheSuperFanMan oh i get it

[@JordanU]

It moves a decent amount of air, more than you'd get with a ceramic style heater..

[@alessandropezzella9274]

Grende

[@JordanU]

What?