Operation of An Electric Fan, Parts and Its Functions
Operation of An Electric Fan, Parts and Its Functions
Operation of An Electric Fan, Parts and Its Functions
Front Guard a protective metal mesh wire used to prevent the fan
blade from any physical contact with foreign objects.
Switch Box a panel board for the controls of the electric fan.
Inner Pipe a metal tube inserted into the outer tube intended for
proper height adjustment of the electric fan.
Outer Pipe a metal tube attached to the base stand of the electric
fan.
Base Stand the bottom or lowest part of the electric fan where it
stands as a foundation.
Gear Assembly
Rotor
Motor Shaft
Motor Assembly
INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE
A. MECHANICAL FAULTS
4. Noisy operation A. Check for any Worn bearing Defective yoke or motor metal cover
F. Check if there is too much front to back Worn out shaft washers
play in the motor shaft
I. Check for any improper mounting of the Misaligned front and rear guards
front and/or rear guard
K. Check for rotor rubbing against housing Misaligned and dirt buildup in the
insulation or wiring rotro
5. No oscillation or A. Check for broken, stripped or bent part in Defective clutch assembly or knee
unsteady oscillation clutch or knee joint system joint system
E. Check for Broken oscillating rod pin Defective knee joint upper part
assembly
F. Check for Disengage and loose gear set Untighten gear set screw
screw
6. Imperfect oscillation A. Check for Tight operation of oscillation Defective oscillating switch
(clutch lever system) switch
B. Check for Excessively high outer wire Misaligned fitting in the high outlet
position wire position
C. Check for Loosen outer wire set screw Untighten outlet wire set screw
D. Check for Loosen oscillating rod set pin Untighten set pin and calk pin
E. Check for Loosen oscillating rod screw Untighten rod set screws calk screws
H. Check for Disengaged gear set screws Untighten gear set screws
8. Unsteady or imperfect A. Check for Clogging of free stop bushing Misaligned bushing
vertical movement
B. ELECTRICAL FAULTS
1. Mechanical Pliers
3. Side-cutting pliers
6. Volt-Ohm Milliameter