How to save electricity?
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limlim:
This one la, Limlim.Imami:
Talking about fans, can someone help me – not sure if it is my imagination but I think my wall fan is not as effective as before. initially, power 1 is good enough. After two years, power 1 like cannot make it, need power 2. Recently, I realise power 2 also like not good enough… haven’t ‘upgrade’ to power 3 yet, cos I find it too noisy. Is there such thing as deterioration in performance when it comes to fan? Like power 1 cannot make it already?
Do you clean it..? :evil:
Dust, particles build up could introduce friction and making the fan \"less easy to turn\".
Especially for the bearings.
Your fan may draw more power to turn at the same speed, or, draw same power and turn at reduced speed.. due to extra need to overcome friction.. How it works, depends on the circuitry of the fan.. so can't comment.. -
Oh.. maybe you become more \"hot\" now so the fan can't satisfy you as much.. :evil:
Anyway.. try putting a little WD40 on the bearings? -
limlim:
:evil: :evil: me becoming more \"hot\"..... :rotflmao: :rotflmao: let me tell my hubby about it! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:Oh.. maybe you become more \"hot\" now so the fan can't satisfy you as much.. :evil:
Anyway.. try putting a little WD40 on the bearings?
Seriously, I suspect it's the fan getting \"weaker\". The thing is I have fans in my whole life that it is weird that such a condition is happening only now. The previous fans performed the same from day one till the last, I had never felt they getting \"weaker\". So it is really a little strange for me.
I will let hubby know about your suggestion, see what he say.
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Spraying/injecting WD40 into bearings is bad advice.
Has WD40 formulation changed?
WD40 was originally formulated to remove rust.
If ur bearings needs to be lubricated, wat u need to inject is lubrication, definitely not a rust remover (WD40 consists mostly of petroleum solvent) which will also remove/contaminate whatever lubricant which is in d bearings.
If d fan motor bearing is worn out n causing excessive noise, adding lubrication is only a temporary solution. Some bearings hv solid lubrication - u cannot top up lubrication for those. -
limlim:
Oh.. maybe you become more \"hot\" now so the fan can't satisfy you as much.. :evil:
Maybe Imami going thru early menopause? -
Lilac66:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: Notti lilac! :rotflmao: I very young only la!limlim:
Oh.. maybe you become more \"hot\" now so the fan can't satisfy you as much.. :evil:
Maybe Imami going thru early menopause?
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Way2GO:
Hubby said the similar things! He said just leave it (the fan), activate the aircon if need be And we would change the fan one day....(when the fan retires).Spraying/injecting WD40 into bearings is bad advice.
Has WD40 formulation changed?
WD40 was originally formulated to remove rust.
If ur bearings needs to be lubricated, wat u need to inject is lubrication, definitely not a rust remover (WD40 consists mostly of petroleum solvent) which will also remove/contaminate whatever lubricant which is in d bearings.
If d fan motor bearing is worn out n causing excessive noise, adding lubrication is only a temporary solution. Some bearings hv solid lubrication - u cannot top up lubrication for those. -
Imami:
Hmm...... guess what you need is not WD40.. but KY jelly or Astroglide.. :evil:
Hubby said the similar things! He said just leave it (the fan), activate the aircon if need be And we would change the fan one day....(when the fan retires). -
limlim:
Notti Limlim! :spank:
Hmm...... guess what you need is not WD40.. but KY jelly or Astroglide.. :evil:Imami:
Hubby said the similar things! He said just leave it (the fan), activate the aircon if need be And we would change the fan one day....(when the fan retires). -
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