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Great video. Fixed my issue on same fans by following.
I just tried this and it worked like a charm. Sounds like a brand new fan. Thanks for the advice.
So glad God bless and thank you for your comment
legend mate. worked a treat. For anyone reading this and has MAF sensor cleaner it will work in place of electric cleaner.
Omg it worked. 10 years of noise gone.... thanks
Great to hear!😇
I took a shower this morning and was like i cant deal with the squealing anymore. Thank you for the video.....I followed your instructions to the t and my fan is functioning properly.
Fantastic!😇
Followed your instructions and no more squeal. Thank you!
Thanks this worked perfectly and did save me time and money. I’ll add this a regular yearly maintenance I think.
This was so easy… I vacuumed and cleaned out with a toothbrush..then applied the CRC spray two separate times. (CRC from Ace Hardware). Just like new! CRC was $11.98 😮, but a small price to pay vs removing and replacing the fan. Thank you for the video.
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I can't believe I let this go on in my bathrooms for months, never knowing how easy it was to do, all along 🤦🏽 thanks for the easy tutorial!
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This is exactly what I needed. I think I even have the same model! Thank you!
Great!😇
Thank you for the wonderful tips. I plan to do this very soon!
Wonderful! God Bless
I did everything you said and it worked! Thanks!
Glad it helped! God Bless😇
The problem with these videos is the person that makes them seems to forget to demonstrate the performance of the item before being serviced to compare the two conditions.
You will know when you have a screaming bathroom fan . thank you for the comment and God bless and works for me
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Thank you for the wonderful tips.
You are so welcome! God bless
Thanks MBJ! Took 30 mins and the fan working great.
Great to hear!😇
@@mbjdiy1778I put oil on mine 😢
It worked for me! Thank you so much 👍
You're welcome!😇
This works! Thank you!
You're welcome!😇
Thank you for posting this. Very helpful. Same for the link for where to buy that spray. Thank you again. 😎
You are so welcome!😇
@@mbjdiy1778 and it worked! Found that spray at Autozone actually on the shelf. Home Depot needed to order.
Ive used mineral oil for lubercating all kinds of bushings works for me also
DIY at its best one thing please know ... Internet : Mineral oil is flammable and combustible, but it doesn't ignite easily under normal conditions. Its flash point is around 145-165°C (275-347°F), and its autoignition temperature is 260-370°C (500-698°F). When heated above its flash point, mineral oil releases vapors that can ignite if exposed to a source of ignition. In enclosed spaces, heated vapors can ignite explosively. Mists or sprays of mineral oil can also burn at temperatures below its flash point.
I am a FAN . . . Thanks for this great repair tip. They don't make anything like they used to, too last that is...just like us baby boomers.
Right on ... so true ... they probably said the same thing back then about items and us LOL😆 ... and always God bless
Yes, thanks for the info; On may to pick up a can at Home Depot !!!
You bet!
These motors do have oil wicks in each bearing cap, the factory grease does dry up and will need to be replenished. i always refill the oil wicks with zoom spout oil to assure a long life, my bathroom fans are older (‘98) yet still function as if they were installed yesterday, I never use wd40 because it is not meant for long term lubrication.
Can I use w2 40 to clean and lubricate?
@@davidencarnacion7202 wd40 is not a good long term lubricant, I personally use zoom spout oil, but 3 in one also works.
I used just regular red lithium grease and it seems to have worked
This fix works, but these fans are cheap.
These older shaded pole motors like these weren't thermally protected, they have been known as they age , to seize, and catch fire.
I was waiting on… “my love is deeper than the holler, stronger than the river…” sounds just like Randy Travis narrating the video.
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Hi,
I wonder if I can get your thoughts on my Broan-Nutone bathroom fan situation.
I have two; one in each bathrooms in the house.
The one in bath#2 is "sqeaky/screaming" compared to the one in bath#1.
No gunk or crud on either.
Last year, I removed the entire motor assembly thinking I needed replace it with a brand new one I bought from Home Depot.
When I took the old motor+fan assembly and plugged it in a wall outlet, it ran fairly quietly.
Yet, when I put the assembly back into the ceiling, the "squeak/screaming" was back.
Any ideas what is causing this?
Should I just spray with the CRC anyway?
That's what works for me ... CRC is such a great cleaner. 😇 If it does not work some subscribers tell me they use 1 drop of 3in1 machinery oil on the bearings ,but on mine they are sealed bearings so I do not know how they do it maybe on the shaft after cleaning with CRC .
This is my problem also. When I remove the fan from the housing it’s whisper quiet. There’s something about the mount or mounting screws that’s causing my noise.
@@James_48 I sold the house with the noisy fan in late December 2023. :-)
I gave up trying to do anything about the noisy fan.
Thank goodness the buyer did not notice or didn't care.
I already put lubricating oil in mine months ago. It didn’t help any but no fire either. WHAT DO I DO NOW? Replace it??? Thanks if you can please answer.
Try the CRC what do you have to loose now ... So cheap to try it worked for me .. and if it doesnt Costco has replacements www.costco.com/CatalogSearch?dept=All&keyword=bathroom+fan 😇 LOWES www.lowes.com/search?searchTerm=bathroom+fan
I did this and it worked great...for that day. It sounded like new. The next day though the motor is barely turning. Any advice? Im going to try spraying it again tomorrow.
Shaft may have debris or bearings are completely clogged or gone (do not oil !!!) ... try CRC again (saturate)if not fixed checkout >Whether you need to install a new wall bathroom exhaust fan or a ceiling bathroom exhaust fan, bathroom fan installation is a project you can do yourself. How to Install a Bathroom Fan www.homedepot.com/c/ah/how-to-install-a-bathroom-fan/9ba683603be9fa5395fab904366e6ec .......... Replacement fans Homedepot www.homedepot.com/s/replacement%2520bathrroom%2520fan?NCNI-5 Good luck God bless Works for me God bless 😇 I have never hade to replace a fan after cleaning with CRC but there can always be a first time for anything rust from moisture and dust debris are a fan stopper😇👀
@@mbjdiy1778 The amount of dust caked on was incredible, but I got it really clean, my parents house has always been like that. I’ll try it again. If I have to replace it, no worries. I have 3 other fans that are still running ok but could use a little maintenance.
I do this to my vintage fans but with 3 in 1 motor oil
www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~pcc/coshh/new/TBHOW31xx_3in1_oil.pdf
Contrary to belief, the motor bearings can be oiled, but it must be type SAE-20.
When the motor starts rattling or squealing, that means all the lubricant in the bearings have dried up.
Disassembly will be required to properly oil the bearings.
To add to that a bit. I've NEVER seen a fan come lubed with grease from the factory. If you ever find one I'd like to see it. Every one I've ever seen has had some kind of light weight oil applied for lubrication.Not to lubricated after the factory ... most bearings are sealed and all you are lubricating the transformer or exposed shaft that will shorten life ... This is your call ... what i do works for me .. as my my grandfather said nothing last forever ... squealing noise is either dirty or the bearing is already done ... car wheel bearings need repacking but high speed bearings don't ... like Schaeffler Group USA Inc. Bearings Awesome bearings !!! ... Good luck God Bless ... works for me
@@mbjdiy1778 hence the disassembly required to get to the bearings. The two ends that hold the shaft contain the bearings.
Many motors already have a wick that holds the oil, usually long enough for a 5-year run.
so you agree component failure is an option no matter what you do ... things are made now to fail ... sad wasteful world ... Good luck God bless thank you for your comment
@@mbjdiy1778 the downward trend of increasingly declining quality was notable around 2004-ish. It's a miracle if anything made nowadays can make it past a year. It's why I've also refused to buy a modern fan, and keep a fleet of old fans that are still fully serviceable.
modern fans are engineered to fail, no matter what you do. This is especially true with the summer special box fans you can find in stores, those now even use an IC that makes repairing a nightmare if the fuse blows.
Some types of motors, like those used in commercial grade fans and even bath fans, can be prolonged, even against the manufacturer's wishes. The wick would only need to be oiled at least twice a year to ensure it's still lubricated. King Of Fans and TPI are two brands off the top of my head that I know still provides oil ports for their fan motors.
@@mbjdiy1778 here's a video on how I lubricate the motors on bath fans. I show the 3 types of scenarios and how to correctly address them.
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Am I able to use WD 40 instead of electronic cleaner?
no
@@mbjdiy1778 why not? I'm a single mom with 2 loud a** bathroom fans😫
Most bathroom fans have sealed bearings and they should not be oiled, You can either clean it or replace the motor itself.
That's what this does ... Cleans ... (CRC Electronic Cleaner, Quick Dry for Sensitive Electronics, 11 oz) .. not oil ... Works for me God bless😇
@@mbjdiy1778 Also you probably should’ve showed people the sound it made before being fixed to see what it sounded like.
probably easier to take the fan assembly out to clean - it's not that hard. That sticky dust get all up into the motor and fan. A bit of WD 40 after a good cleaning does the trick.
But wd40 is oil?
Can I use a can of Mass Airflow Sensor spray to clean this? Thanks!!
I do not know if they are the same chemicals so I cannot answer that question . Stick with what I use in the video - CRC 5103 Quick Dry Electronic Cleaner - 11 wt oz
www.walmart.com/ip/CRC-5103-Quick-Dry-Electronic-Cleaner-11-wt-oz/16817418?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=1897&&adid=22222222227009475209&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42535874672&wl4=pla-81197605832&wl5=9026806&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=113146234&wl11=online&wl12=16817418&veh=sem&gclid=Cj0KCQiA-aGCBhCwARIsAHDl5x_AR0-WjbmQUquC5PPkuYNyZrftO23MEZquKXshLgIUkTLNrrrwfPMaAmgdEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Or call CRC directly www.crcindustries.com/contact-us/ 800.521.3168
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@@mbjdiy1778 okay, thank you!
You never turned the fan on before the maintenance so we could hear the difference!
😇 you will know when bad ... sounds like tire burnout with a screeching owl
I’ve had a loud, screaming exhaust fan for the past year, turn it off then immediately back on and it goes away. But damn is that the worst sound ever?!
Just keep putting it off
So easy to do Give it a try works for me 😇
You think just like me sir
Thank you and God bless
@@mbjdiy1778 Also why didn’t you turn it on in the beginning so I can hear what sound it made?.
Air in a can? What is this sorcery?
no it is CRC electronic component cleaner works for me God bless
CRC 05101 QD Electronic Cleaner - 4.5 Wt Oz.
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Bruh how did you get the audio to be so bad? 🤣😂
Good video, though.
Subscribers say I am using a burning phone . My iphone does get a little warm sometimes. Thank you for your comment God bless
Next time this happens, actually turn it on so I can hear the noise
it is quiet pronounced when heard ... rubbing metal shaft noise .. absolutely annoying sound😇
@@mbjdiy1778 Also you can’t you use oil in exhaust fan motors?
My way works for me --- these are sealed bearing dry shaft
Clean your shaft
Yes that what the CRC does 👍😇
Works for me