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Where may I find a service place to replace a switch ?

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You can purchase the feet at www.laskoproducts.com go to there parts dept. . Parts and Accessories Lasko Fans Heaters Air Purifiers Humidifiers and...

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hello Lamar baker i think the problem is the AC CAPACITOR is about 2 to 5 micro farad this is usually the problem if your sharp and bossing is clean and have oil...

mcdevito75 here, If the fan is not too old I would figure yes, but a replacement motor will cost as a new fan, if not more, then you have to install and the blades are a presss fit to the motor.

wires should be color coded. You can go to the hardware store and pick up some crimp connectors

More than likely it's not the start capacitor why your fan will not run this more than likely it's not the start capacitor why your fan will not run this lubrication try turning the fan motor by hand if it does not turn freely it's lubrication I have answered this another post. more than likely it is lubrication spray WD-40 into the oil holes after you have unplugged the fan of course Keep turning the fan and you'll notice will start turning more freely apply more oil to the rear of the motor as this is an oil bushing you're putting more oil into hope this solves your problem

This one the best brands on the market that I have ever owned. If the fan motor will not turn on or hums and/or turns slowly more than likely its a lubrication problem. 1. Unplug the fan from the wall remove the 516 screws to the cage 2. Try turning the fan blade by hand if it is tough to turn more than likely it's a lubrication problem 3. You will have two oil holes one in the front one in the back spray WD-40 into these holes, turn the fan blade if it starts to free it up apply more WD-40 and keep turning the blade add more WD-40 until the blade turns freely. Especially in the rear oil hole because this is an oiled bushing that you are adding oil to. Once the fan is turning freely replace the front cage with all the screws plug the fan and I hope this solves your problem. You may add 3 in 1 oil or some other very light lubricating oil periodically. I hope this solves your problem Mike