Instructions on how to pull apart the 36in. Oscillating Climate Keeper Tower Fan?

Hello, Chris -

I believe the Hawaiian Breeze tower oscillating fan operates much like the Aloha Breeze oscillating tower fan. I found an image for Aloha Breeze oscillating tower fan buttons, along with descriptions of what each button does.

I am not sure if the buttons on your fan are in a horizontal curve or a vertical alignment. However the attached image should help you figure out what the buttons on your fan represent.

Tower Oscillating Fan Buttons
1. Power - On / Off
2. Speed: slow, medium, fast
3. Timer: May be 15 levels; 1 / 2 hour setting for each timer level; Each touch of the button adds 1 / 2 hour of running time
4. Oscillation: Stop / Start fan oscillation
5. "Wind": Normal, Natural, Sleeping

From:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t10019057-fan_will_not_start_lost

Best wishes.

bad or binding gear or damaged bracket with the oscillating mechanism

remove cover and check the gears for damage

motor is the problem

The easiest way to to use pressurized air. Buy a can or use compressed air.

The Climate Keeper in our 2006 GE Monogram refrigerator lifts up, pulls away a little after the screws are clear AND it has two pieces of plastic on the bottom sides that need to be pushed toward the center to get it out. Lift it up and clear the top screws, then put your hand behind the climate keeper at the bottom and find those, then push one in, then the other. Took us forever to figure this out. Photo attached of the inside of the climate keeper at the bottom. Best of luck!

The site was taking too long to upload a photo. ugh.

Hope this helps. http://www.reviewstream.com/reviews/?p=100785

the warranty should be in the box it came in, you would also need the reciept to prove time of purchase. if there was no warrenty in the box you can check online to see if there are any other options.

I have the same issue, i determined the oscillating motor has a bearing failure. I need to find a replacement motor.