This is one of my first truly edited videos and it turned out quite potato, so please cope with it! theres a lot of distorted voices and noise So, this is a 1987 Usha prima deluxe..and I got it for free
superb fan ! usha is not just a brand, it's an emotion ! and this is one awesome model you have got . however I have to say that you are lucky that the canopies havent cracked yet due to aging.
yes this unit seems to have low hours of usage in a bank or a office and some employee took it after it was discarded, and it prolly couldve been hanging in a aircond and less sunlight room while it was still in service. also there was a fully white CG whirlwind boxlogo near the prima dlx when I visited that scraphouse store room 3 months ago in perfect condition, no yellowing at all. but I didnt take it, and later it was taken by someone else.
@@claxarta yep,very hard,but the bearings are company fitment,till now only capacitor was replaced once,it will be twice soon as it's yellowed and failing
@@electricalbro6308 you can try putting USHA senator or 80s HB canopies, can match since some export ones and later revs came with those, and those are much common
@@claxarta well yeah but whatever,the early 90's and all didn't have the pointy motor design so it won't suit and as for senator canopies of 80's, that's close enough but when that canopies were given with Kohinoor that time the medallion was changed to plastic so yeah,but anyways finding any old canopy is a mess
bro u needn't go to the mechanic to replace the bearings . you can do it yourself even without the use of proper tools. if you still have it with you I can guide you.
@@claxarta use the candle wax method to remove bearing from lower cover and to remove bearing from cover, just place a screw driver on the bearing and hit it gently with hammer
@@tintinfan007 LOL and it didnt even need a candle or a shaft puller. The bearings are fitted to open sockets and were not stuck to the shaft, I bought new HCH 6201 and 6202 2RS bearings. but fully disassembling the fan was a real pain and it required a lot of oil and WD40
MISTAKE AT 0:40 : IT IS ACTUALLY 2.5MFD 400V CAPACITOR, NOT 300V, AND CAME IN 36", 42", 48" AND 56" SWEEPS. ALSO 16+16 POLE STATOR
superb fan ! usha is not just a brand, it's an emotion ! and this is one awesome model you have got . however I have to say that you are lucky that the canopies havent cracked yet due to aging.
yes this unit seems to have low hours of usage in a bank or a office and some employee took it after it was discarded, and it prolly couldve been hanging in a aircond and less sunlight room while it was still in service. also there was a fully white CG whirlwind boxlogo near the prima dlx when I visited that scraphouse store room 3 months ago in perfect condition, no yellowing at all. but I didnt take it, and later it was taken by someone else.
Nice ❤
Thanks
kutta yaha bhi aagaya bhonkne ke liye.
I have same but usha Kohinoor 56" one of the canopy is gone
Yes ive seen it, unfortunately replacement canopies are very hard to find.
@@claxarta yep,very hard,but the bearings are company fitment,till now only capacitor was replaced once,it will be twice soon as it's yellowed and failing
@@electricalbro6308 you can try putting USHA senator or 80s HB canopies, can match since some export ones and later revs came with those, and those are much common
@@claxarta well yeah but whatever,the early 90's and all didn't have the pointy motor design so it won't suit and as for senator canopies of 80's, that's close enough but when that canopies were given with Kohinoor that time the medallion was changed to plastic so yeah,but anyways finding any old canopy is a mess
Better than Crapton graves!
exactly!!
Crompton became moye moye.....
@@Fan-memes absolutely, this idiots promoting cormpton like god should be banned
bro u needn't go to the mechanic to replace the bearings . you can do it yourself even without the use of proper tools. if you still have it with you I can guide you.
yes I still have it, it seems like both bearings are fitted to open sockets, i think no pulling tools are required
@@claxarta use the candle wax method to remove bearing from lower cover and to remove bearing from cover, just place a screw driver on the bearing and hit it gently with hammer
@@tintinfan007 thats a good trick and ive seen a video of it!
@@claxarta so apply it. it works..I too used it many times.
@@tintinfan007 LOL and it didnt even need a candle or a shaft puller. The bearings are fitted to open sockets and were not stuck to the shaft, I bought new HCH 6201 and 6202 2RS bearings. but fully disassembling the fan was a real pain and it required a lot of oil and WD40