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1 X Doorway Booster Fan RR100
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- Gently circulates air from room-to-room.
- Simple installation.
- Quiet operation.
- In-line on/off power switch.
- 1-piece
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By
CJB
on May 26, 2015
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I use this fan for a very specific purpose: to dispel humidity from a small interior room (no windows). For that, it works fine. I found the noise level to be acceptable, as I use it in 30 minute bursts, not for hours on end.
Three years after purchase, it became quite noisy and wasn't moving much air. I assumed it was the motor getting cranky after the years of moisture. So I took it apart (it may be cheap, but at least they used real screws!). Turns out the motor was fine; it was the fan blades that were the problem. The fan blades are a single plastic unit that fit over the motor shaft. It's just a friction fit: nothing's really holding it on there. And I found that the plastic had a crack running right through the middle. The crack ran through the hole, so the fit was no longer tight, hence the noise and poor performance. It's a really dumb design, considering they didn't even need to add any extra parts to prevent the problem. Take a look at your microwave turntable motor to see what I mean.
Anyway, I happened to have some Bondic handy (also picked up from Amazon). Here's what I did, YMMV:
1) Unplug the cord and open the housing. Slide off the fan blades.
2) Apply the Bondic in a line over the crack, especially near the mounting hole.
3) While squeezing the crack together, hit it with the UV light to harden.
4) Fit the blades over the motor shaft. It should be tight-ish.
5) Fill the top of the mounting hole with a bit more Bondic. Slide the blades up and down so that some of the Bondic will seep down a bit (but not all the way to the motor)
6) Hit it with the UV light again to harden. The blades should now be affixed to the motor shaft.
Yeah, I know it's plastic and will eventually break again, but it's working like new for now. Or at least like when it was new for me; other reviewers complaining about noise may have unknowingly had cracked fan blades.
Three years after purchase, it became quite noisy and wasn't moving much air. I assumed it was the motor getting cranky after the years of moisture. So I took it apart (it may be cheap, but at least they used real screws!). Turns out the motor was fine; it was the fan blades that were the problem. The fan blades are a single plastic unit that fit over the motor shaft. It's just a friction fit: nothing's really holding it on there. And I found that the plastic had a crack running right through the middle. The crack ran through the hole, so the fit was no longer tight, hence the noise and poor performance. It's a really dumb design, considering they didn't even need to add any extra parts to prevent the problem. Take a look at your microwave turntable motor to see what I mean.
Anyway, I happened to have some Bondic handy (also picked up from Amazon). Here's what I did, YMMV:
1) Unplug the cord and open the housing. Slide off the fan blades.
2) Apply the Bondic in a line over the crack, especially near the mounting hole.
3) While squeezing the crack together, hit it with the UV light to harden.
4) Fit the blades over the motor shaft. It should be tight-ish.
5) Fill the top of the mounting hole with a bit more Bondic. Slide the blades up and down so that some of the Bondic will seep down a bit (but not all the way to the motor)
6) Hit it with the UV light again to harden. The blades should now be affixed to the motor shaft.
Yeah, I know it's plastic and will eventually break again, but it's working like new for now. Or at least like when it was new for me; other reviewers complaining about noise may have unknowingly had cracked fan blades.
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