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Most fans like this use a fairly standard electric motor as it has to run from the mains supply. Take it to a good electric motor repairer/supplier and they should be able to find an after market motor to replace the one you have. Keep in mind how much the fan is worth to compare the cost of repair versus replacement.

The company says it never needs oiling and is sealed for life. You could try them direct, or Amazon sells bearings if you can get the size.https://www.google.com/search?q=replacement+bearings+for+a+vornado+293..

See page 2 of the Manual. Take them up on their claim and get a warranty repair or at least some help direct. https://www.vornado.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/AWRH.pdf If you can get into it, you can clean and oil the bearings. ...

Contact them direct and put in a warranty claim or ask for spares. https://www.vornado.com/contact-us https://www.google.com/search?q=Vornado+280LS+fan+speed+control+switch ..

Question edited for clarity, order of words. Check the fan for continuity with a multimeter. There are additional ideas here including the thermal cut out. https://www.google.com/search?q=Vornado+VH2+Whole+Room+Space+Heater%2C+fan+not+working ..

There are a couple of videos that might help, but usually, it is just a matter of undoing every screw that you can find. The videos show the switch just levers out. It is held by plastic clips. To split the case, you just need a long Philips screwdriver. 4 screws hold it. https://www.google.com/search?q=Vornado+VH200+replace+switch

VH200 Whole Room Heater - Vornado

https://www.vornado.com > shop > heaters > vh200-wh... The VH200 whole room heater is an effective way to reduce energy costs. This whole room heater has a thermostatic temperature control knob.

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Yes Pat It is an easy job that can be done in 30 minutes or so. At Home Depot, you can buy wire with the plug attached or you can buy wire and a plug separately. I can tell you where places will fix it in Toronto, Canada, but do you live in Toronto? This link will take you to someone near you, or you can just drop into a local vacuum seller and repairer. That was where I went for something or other. I just said to the guy, "can you put a new lead on this"? He looked at it and said "sure it will be ready in 2 days". https://www.google.com/search?q=local+appliance+repair ..

The fan motor has failed.

I am not familiar with the model you are struggling with and it would be difficult to help you without a few more and better quality pictures. The picture you supplied features the motor and I think what is the (black with white printing) capacitor can almost be seen to the left with a blue and a white wire that might or might not be connected to it. I suspect you used your phone to take the picture as there isn't enough pixels to expand it to a useful size without losing detail. The capacitor is probably a radio interference suppressor and in that case would be simply connected across the supply. It is possible the "capacitor" is an interference filter and in that case the connections would be marked on the unit.

-Turn to higher or turn to manual so it keep hot and on all time. -If there is not other function at all then get new heater. Good luck Mai

Jump out the switch first that will show which is not working

Return it. returns exchanges are no problem.

Good luck there. Vornado is very vague and does not disclose any information. If it is a vintage vornado, you can type the model number into the search box, hit images and they have a few showing the wiring.

Possibly the ceramic thermal cutout safety switch?? If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

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plug it in

try to clean the bushing and put some oil if its not work try to replace the capacitor about 2 to 5 micro farad... like this at the bottom...

Did you plug it in?

You'll have to contact Vornado.