Ball bearings are pretty much disposable. Seems like it’s difficult to rejuvenate them to the original, factory smoothness. I never thought about using a syringe to apply grease, though I haven’t had the need to do that yet. That’s definitely great idea!
It was actually from a car repair shop I always go to where I learn how to reuse old bearings. Old bearings can be greased up, and put into service again if little, to no damage is found on the ball guides, and bearing walls. They first use brake parts cleaner to flush out the old grease, then pack the bearing up with a bunch of new grease. I came up with the syringe method myself as I didn't want to make a huge mess in my shop, plus buying a grease gun would be too costly.
While regreasing is a good thing to do in specific intervals, this video shows where it's already too late to regrease them. The damage is irreversible and requires new bearings.
@@TheFanUniverse thank you,i think it will work for my fan,i gave it singer oil,it did quiet down abit after running it for about 3 days after oiling,i only got to oil the top bearing,will see how long it lasts,its a big childwood fan of mine,if it starts making big noises again i will try open it like you did,thanks again
Its made in 1991 and i bought it brand new out the box,i knew ball bearings only have a 5 year shelf life,so thats probably why the bearings are so dry
Thanks! I didn't have the proper chemicals to clean off the old grease + dirt mix, so that's all I can manage for now. Maybe I'll get some brake cleaner in the future, and try this method again.
Ceiling fan KDK WZ56P saya ada bunyi sssshhhhh gitu setelah 4 atau 5 tahun pemakaian dan pengoperasian, meskipun itu bearingnya tertutup. Apakah hal seperti itu perlu dikasih grease lagi atau dibiarkan saja?
Man greasing is so much easier then oiling. Grease once and it will last for another 10 years. I used automotive nissan approved on my pak fan causd that thing only has sleeves and no bearings 😒 the quality of things these days are getting worse each year
True, but in most situations, just a simple drop of oil is what a bushing fan only needs. I found that grease sometimes add friction to the shaft for months after application. I do have to agree with the quality drop though.
@@TheFanUniverse ik what you mean by friction gain. When I put it on my fan, it was running slower for a few days and the spin down was quick but after that it runs even better then new.
Ball bearings are pretty much disposable. Seems like it’s difficult to rejuvenate them to the original, factory smoothness. I never thought about using a syringe to apply grease, though I haven’t had the need to do that yet. That’s definitely great idea!
It was actually from a car repair shop I always go to where I learn how to reuse old bearings. Old bearings can be greased up, and put into service again if little, to no damage is found on the ball guides, and bearing walls. They first use brake parts cleaner to flush out the old grease, then pack the bearing up with a bunch of new grease. I came up with the syringe method myself as I didn't want to make a huge mess in my shop, plus buying a grease gun would be too costly.
Thanks for the video on re-greasing the ceiling fan bearings
No problemo
While regreasing is a good thing to do in specific intervals, this video shows where it's already too late to regrease them. The damage is irreversible and requires new bearings.
Right on point! I believe the previous owner of this fan used it for years without giving it lubrication
Wow,great idea to open the motor,i strougle to get mine open to replace the bearings
Thanks! I hope my video helped
@@TheFanUniverse thank you,i think it will work for my fan,i gave it singer oil,it did quiet down abit after running it for about 3 days after oiling,i only got to oil the top bearing,will see how long it lasts,its a big childwood fan of mine,if it starts making big noises again i will try open it like you did,thanks again
Its made in 1991 and i bought it brand new out the box,i knew ball bearings only have a 5 year shelf life,so thats probably why the bearings are so dry
0:26 Done a video on that fan yet?
The stand fan? No. It's not fully restored yet.
@@TheFanUniverse ahh
What brand/model is it?
It's a National, I forgot the model, & year of manufacturing
@@TheFanUniverse Ooh National!
Legendary fans from the 70s and 80s.
You could check the model tag behind the control panel.
Mantap, bang tutorialnya! 😊😊👏👏
👍
Nice job man.
Yes, if you don't want to spend money that's ok.
I still hear noise bearing...
Thanks! I didn't have the proper chemicals to clean off the old grease + dirt mix, so that's all I can manage for now. Maybe I'll get some brake cleaner in the future, and try this method again.
Ceiling fan KDK WZ56P saya ada bunyi sssshhhhh gitu setelah 4 atau 5 tahun pemakaian dan pengoperasian, meskipun itu bearingnya tertutup. Apakah hal seperti itu perlu dikasih grease lagi atau dibiarkan saja?
Demc with short blade, looks cute
It is a cute ceiling fan, but it isn't a DEMC.
@@TheFanUniverse what fan is it?
Maybe is Ogata
It isn't. Check the full video of this fan.
@@toyutoyu3107 cemc
Siip dahh jadi aku tau sekarang cara nya haha👌
Udah tau basicnya, tapi waktu praktek harus tetap ekstra hati hati.
@@TheFanUniverse iya lah biar kipas nya tidak rusak harus pelan2, good job 👍
Good job wanting to grease the bearings, but you should of packed the grease into the bearings with your finger.
Best to replace bearings with new ones. Too much hassle just to make a temporary repair.
That's true
Very educative❤
Thanks!
CMCE?
Almost, but not quite right.
@@TheFanUniverse Ogata?
Man greasing is so much easier then oiling. Grease once and it will last for another 10 years. I used automotive nissan approved on my pak fan causd that thing only has sleeves and no bearings 😒 the quality of things these days are getting worse each year
True, but in most situations, just a simple drop of oil is what a bushing fan only needs. I found that grease sometimes add friction to the shaft for months after application. I do have to agree with the quality drop though.
@@TheFanUniverse ik what you mean by friction gain. When I put it on my fan, it was running slower for a few days and the spin down was quick but after that it runs even better then new.
Nice
Unit indoor ac sama saja
cool!
Thanks! You should try it out on your CMC haha
Consider replacing the bearings
I'll have them replaced once the pandemic is over
Ogata look like
Anjay
Wanjayy..