Hi! I love you so much for making this. I was having such anxiety about pulling off the attachment on the fan blade but I didn't see details in the instructions. Thank you for taking the time to make this!!
Thanks very much! I've been stuck and staring at my Honeywell Fan for weeks because I thought the plastic piece on the back grille was an integral part of the fan, so I've been afraid to take it off... I might break the whole thing. So, I just removed it - with pliers - my fingers aren't that strong. And now I have it all assembled and working just fine. I'm so relieved and happy. You've made my day. Thanks so much for your help!
That really is an EXCELLENT fan! I have 3 of them. I bought them because at the lower speeds they ARE quiet. I have had them for maybe 5-6 years, and not a problem with any of them. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED! I just noticed, mine seem to be the model before those, but basically the same, quiet, 5 speed.
Thank you so so much. Just bought this today and spent over an hour trying to figure out how to remove blade from the rear grill as no where in the instructions or other TH-cam ch failed to instruct that important step!
Thank you for an exceptionally clear set of instructions, I have just bought this fan and like to know what I'm up against before I attempt to assemble it. I would never have figured it out but for you! Many thanks indeed.
Thank you so much for posting this. I got the 1st part myself with the instructions, but when it came to getting the blade and the top part of the fan together, the instructions sucked and were confusing. So thanks again for your help. ☺️
Thank you! I thought I was losing my mind. Mine did not come with the red blade knob. I thought it was weird that there was nothing to secure it. You helped me so much!! I'm returning it Now!
I was 100% sure my fan had a manufacturing error because the L bolt was too stuck. Luckily I found your tutorial and used brutal force xD Thanks for the tutorial!!!
Ordered mine through Amazon, and finally taking a moment to assemble it. Thanks so much for the video because I was stuck at the bolt and washer (step 1)!!! 😅😅😅
@@heliflyer7 It is! Where I live we're having an unusual heat wave. This fan has kept me fairly comfortable. Next week back into normal May weather, thank goodness.
Thank you so much. Who are the instructions for. Men and women think differently. When I got to the blade it had that piece attached. I didn’t want to break the blade even though it seemed obvious that piece had to come off, and then you said it hold and take the piece off. Tell me Honeywell, like he did. Women don’t like to break things. So glad for You Tube so glad for you. 👍❤️🙏🏾
Thank you so much, I thought I was going to lose my mind figuring out that clip. THANK YOU! I just love this new fan now! THank you thank you thank you!
*Wow, for how small it is, it is powerful! And so quiet and **Fastly.Cool** !! Super happy with my purchase. I use this in combo with my AC to help circulate the cool air.*
Hello, thank you for your review. I just bought a simillar one but i couldn't get the back grill and the front one aligned. I was wondering if you had the same problem!!
Wow...ThANK YOU for this video. Just got the fan delivered & those directions that come with it are even worse than their video. Honeywell needs to hire you to do their instructions!!!
Thank you for the instructions. I have two questions. 1) my fan's rod (? is that how you described the part in your video?) sticking through the shaft is not equally aligned to both sides (fig 8 in the manual). I mean the small pins on the shaft are sticking out unequally, so one side of the small slots at the rear end of the fan is just about covered by the pin/rod, whereas the other side is more than covered by it. Is that normal? Or shouldn't it be and is it an anomaly? 2) my ventilator has a small screw instead of a fifth locking clip at the top. So there are 4 locking clips and 1 small screw (at the top) instead of 5 locking clips. Is that how it should be? I would be really helped with your answer. Many thanks.
You're welcome! Yes, the rod (pins) should stick out equally. If they don't, try pushing the one that's shorter in (not too far) and let it spring out a few times, with a small, blunt object. A pencil eraser or something of that nature. It's possible there's a small burr on it or it's misaligned just enough to not allow it to fully release. Not sure why the screw is there instead of the clip. If it will allow you to fasten the two halves together using it, that would be fine. Hope this helps!
The small pins on my mounting shaft (where the fan blades lock into) are also uneven ~ one is sticking out longer than the other. It's not moving when I use an eraser or rubber mallet ... Please help! Did you get yours even? Now mine has a clicking noise as though its unbalanced...
Yes, the rod (pins) should stick out equally. If they don't, try pushing the one that's shorter in (not too far) and let it spring out a few times, with a small, hard, blunt object. It's possible there's a small burr on it or it's misaligned just enough to not allow it to fully release.
Hi. Tanks for the vidéo because the notice is really bad. At 2:30 can you explain where you put the washer? For me it doesn't fit because then the L shaped thing is touching the floor. Did you put the washer inside or outside?
Glad you like the video. The L-shaped bolt and washer is used at underneath the bottom of the base to hold the it and the lower part of the pole together.
@@heliflyer7 I'm not sure I understood your reply. My doubt was about the position of the washer. If I put in the order the bolt, then the washer then the base and the pole: it doesn't fit because the bolt touch the floor so the base is not stable. So in my case i needed this order : bolt>base>washer>pole. Is it normal?
The L-shaped bolt and washer is used underneath the bottom of the base to hold the it and the lower part of the pole together. Watch the video carefully and put it together exactly like I did. The order is bolt, washer, base then pole.
@@heliflyer7 for me this configuration is not possible, like I said, the bolt is too long and not enough inside the base if I let the normal position of the washer. And so impossible to stay stable because the bolt, in the middle, touch the floor. It"s longer than the socle. So maybe I missed something. my solution was to inverse the position of the washer on the bolt. What I did is to put the washer to the other side of the bolt ... but it's strange . Too bad that on the video we can not see how the bolt and the washer are assembly together.
I wish you showed us pulling out the objects bc I'm having a hard ass time trying to put this thing away properly... I don't remember how it was packed
Just to clarify, I don't believe a timer will work. It does default to slowest speed when you start it. But, if you unplug it or turn it off with a timer, when you power back-up, it won't run. You have to start it on the fan control panel or with the remote.
Is the fan still in good condition , Sir ? I want to buy one from honeywell and read the reviews on amazon. Some said it was good initially but after a year, the motor became very slow and lesser wind. How about yours? Is it still going well? I am just asking to make sure before buying. Thank you very much for your video.
I can't decide between this quietest fan and the double blade one from same company, Honeywell. I would rely on your reply and appreciate it very much. Thank you so much again.
You're welcome! Our fan is almost three years old now. During the warmer months, it runs continuously. We've had no problems whatsoever. Highly recommended!
@@heliflyer7 Oh great. Then I will get this one. Your video will also help me assemble it very easily. Thank you so much for your kind recommendation and sharing the vid. I really appreciate it. Best regards!
Please make sure the pole is fully inserted into the base and look through the bottom of the base to align the hole in the bottom of the pole with the hole in the base. Carefully screw the L-bolt in at this point. As I recall, the L-bolt wasn't excessively long, so some care and patience may be required.
I have TWO of these brand new fans and neither works. They power on but won't power the propellers to produce air and it's too late to return to vendor. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to repair these fans? I did a search here on TH-cam and it brought me here. I don't need to know how to assemble a SIMPLE fan! These fans have the WORST reviews/rating hand I known before buying. SMH!
Oh, thank God it has twist and lock. The previous one didn't and did NOT stay up. And it stopped going up or down, just stayed down (elevation of fan up or down.. don't know how to describe it lol). It is quite tho. I needed another because this one was so messed up and it was the only one left so I had to re-buy. So extra glad it twist to go up and lock. And twist to go back. I was a bit disappointed I had to get it again but not with this new info. 😁 Aren't you sick of fans now a days? What piece of 💩
Thank you so much my brother!🌕🌕🌕Did You Know That... If You Are Still Breathing, If You’re Heart Is Still Pumping , If You Are Still Seeing This With Your Vision, If You Are Still Reading/Understanding This With Your Mind. This Is Because Life Wants To Tell You Something Today, This Hour, This Minute, This Second. This Precious Little Moment through you’re screen. That God Is Coming Soon, Whether YOU Believe It Or Not My Love. There Is Still Countless Hope Here On Top Of Earth. God Loves You. 💛
Thank you so much!! I was having so much difficulty assembling this fan. Once I saw the video...it was extremely simple!!
You're welcome, glad it helped!
Thank you. Took my fan apart to clean it. Well I needed your video to stop the noise when resembled it.😅 The blade needed to be aligned.
You’re welcome. Good troubleshooting on your part!
what would I do without this video? Youve been helpful! Thank you!
You would’ve figured it out, but I’m glad I could speed up the process. You’re welcome!
Hi! I love you so much for making this. I was having such anxiety about pulling off the attachment on the fan blade but I didn't see details in the instructions. Thank you for taking the time to make this!!
I really don’t know what to say except, you’re welcome!!!
Thank you so much!!! I couldn’t make sense of what I was doing. With you I was done at the same rate you were. 😊👍🏾👏🏾. Perfect tutorial.
I love these kind of comments.😊 So glad it was helpful!
Thanks very much! I've been stuck and staring at my Honeywell Fan for weeks because I thought the plastic piece on the back grille was an integral part of the fan, so I've been afraid to take it off... I might break the whole thing. So, I just removed it - with pliers - my fingers aren't that strong. And now I have it all assembled and working just fine. I'm so relieved and happy. You've made my day. Thanks so much for your help!
You're welcome, so glad it helped. Comments like yours make it all worthwhile!
That really is an EXCELLENT fan! I have 3 of them. I bought them because at the lower speeds they ARE quiet. I have had them for maybe 5-6 years, and not a problem with any of them. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED! I just noticed, mine seem to be the model before those, but basically the same, quiet, 5 speed.
Thanks for your comment, I totally agree!
Oh my god thank you! It takes me a while to set stuff up was like rocket science without this video . Thank you so much
You’re welcome, I really appreciate your comment!
Excellent video, didn’t miss any important steps such as how to remove the center piece that was in the fan blade
Thank you very much, I appreciate the kind comment!
Thank you so so much. Just bought this today and spent over an hour trying to figure out how to remove blade from the rear grill as no where in the instructions or other TH-cam ch failed to instruct that important step!
You’re welcome, so glad it helped!
Thank you for an exceptionally clear set of instructions, I have just bought this fan and like to know what I'm up against before I attempt to assemble it. I would never have figured it out but for you! Many thanks indeed.
You’re very welcome, so glad it helped out. I appreciate your comment!
Thank you so much for posting this. I got the 1st part myself with the instructions, but when it came to getting the blade and the top part of the fan together, the instructions sucked and were confusing. So thanks again for your help. ☺️
You’re very welcome, so glad it helped.
Thank you! I thought I was losing my mind. Mine did not come with the red blade knob. I thought it was weird that there was nothing to secure it. You helped me so much!! I'm returning it Now!
You are welcome! You're not losing your mind, you're just missing a part. Glad to help!
I was 100% sure my fan had a manufacturing error because the L bolt was too stuck. Luckily I found your tutorial and used brutal force xD Thanks for the tutorial!!!
Brute force wins again, awesome! You’re welcome!
Not all heroes wear caps 😅. Step C in the instruction manual was driving me crazy! Thank you!
You're very kind, thank you!
Thank you for the video
You're certainly welcome!
Ordered mine through Amazon, and finally taking a moment to assemble it. Thanks so much for the video because I was stuck at the bolt and washer (step 1)!!! 😅😅😅
You’re welcome, glad it helped!
Me too. 😄😄😄
Hi, this was very useful. Thanks so much. I couldn't have managed this without your video.
You’re welcome. Comments like this are very rewarding!
This was really helpful thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks so much! Was about to give up on the fan and return it...until I found your tutorial.
You’re welcome, glad you kept it. It’s a great room fan.
@@heliflyer7 It is! Where I live we're having an unusual heat wave. This fan has kept me fairly comfortable. Next week back into normal May weather, thank goodness.
Thank you so much. Who are the instructions for. Men and women think differently. When I got to the blade it had that piece attached. I didn’t want to break the blade even though it seemed obvious that piece had to come off, and then you said it hold and take the piece off. Tell me Honeywell, like he did. Women don’t like to break things. So glad for You Tube so glad for you. 👍❤️🙏🏾
And thank you for the kind comment, so glad it helped!
Thank you so much, I thought I was going to lose my mind figuring out that clip. THANK YOU! I just love this new fan now! THank you thank you thank you!
You’re welcome, stay cool!
*Wow, for how small it is, it is powerful! And so quiet and **Fastly.Cool** !! Super happy with my purchase. I use this in combo with my AC to help circulate the cool air.*
Agreed!
Thank you so much. I couldn't have assembled the fan without you.
You are welcome, glad I could help!
Thankyou very much,such a great help I'd have struggled a lot without your help
You're very welcome!
Excellent and very helpful video, thank you
You are welcome, I enjoy making jobs easier for others.
Thank you so much. Great video and step by step. I was lost. Thank you again
You're welcome! So glad it helped.
Thank you do much for guiding how to installed🙏
You are welcome!
Thanku so much Sir .. you are a saviour !!
You’re welcome!
thanks to you I have been able to assemble this darn thing!
Brings me joy to get these kind of comments, thank you so much!
This was very helpful. Thank you, sir!
You're very welcome!
Thank you the instructions had no words I hate when they do that
You're welcome, I do too!
Thank you so much you were a great help
Thank you so much the instruction Manuel was terrible this was so helpful thank you☺️☺️
You’re welcome, enjoy your fan!
Hello, thank you for your review. I just bought a simillar one but i couldn't get the back grill and the front one aligned.
I was wondering if you had the same problem!!
It seems I may have to had “persuaded” it a little, but nothing excessive. Is one of them warped or bent excessively? You’re welcome!
thanks dude appreciated this so much you went into so much detail and it was great
You're welcome, glad it helped out!
I bought this fan yesterday everything work nice looking fan
Glad you’re enjoying it!
thank you, helpful even with a newer model in 2022
You're welcome!
my instructions say NOTHING about getting that fan grill stuff taken apart!
Wow...ThANK YOU for this video. Just got the fan delivered & those directions that come with it are even worse than their video. Honeywell needs to hire you to do their instructions!!!
That’s a compliment extraordinaire, Thank you!
I just bought this today, thank you so much 😊
You’re welcome!
Thank you very clear directions
You’re welcome, glad it helped!
So much better then the manual! Thanks
You are very welcome, glad it helped!
This helped me so much! Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
Very clear and very helpful ...Thanks !
You’re welcome, glad to help!
Why would they make the L bolt so damn hard to unscrew!!!
Thanks a lot for your video...was a great help.
I know it was difficult, sorry you had so much trouble. Glad video helped!
@@heliflyer7 😊😊
Thank you, that was helpful
You're welcome, glad it was!
Thank you so much, it helped a lot. Subscribed!
And thank you, glad it helped!
Thank you so much it helped a lot your video !
You're welcome! Just warm enough to set ours out this weekend, love it!
Thank you so much for the help
You’re very welcome!
Nice Honeywell fan
Thanks.
Very helpful. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Thank you for the instructions. I have two questions. 1) my fan's rod (? is that how you described the part in your video?) sticking through the shaft is not equally aligned to both sides (fig 8 in the manual). I mean the small pins on the shaft are sticking out unequally, so one side of the small slots at the rear end of the fan is just about covered by the pin/rod, whereas the other side is more than covered by it. Is that normal? Or shouldn't it be and is it an anomaly? 2) my ventilator has a small screw instead of a fifth locking clip at the top. So there are 4 locking clips and 1 small screw (at the top) instead of 5 locking clips. Is that how it should be? I would be really helped with your answer. Many thanks.
You're welcome! Yes, the rod (pins) should stick out equally. If they don't, try pushing the one that's shorter in (not too far) and let it spring out a few times, with a small, blunt object. A pencil eraser or something of that nature. It's possible there's a small burr on it or it's misaligned just enough to not allow it to fully release. Not sure why the screw is there instead of the clip. If it will allow you to fasten the two halves together using it, that would be fine. Hope this helps!
The small pins on my mounting shaft (where the fan blades lock into) are also uneven ~ one is sticking out longer than the other. It's not moving when I use an eraser or rubber mallet ... Please help! Did you get yours even? Now mine has a clicking noise as though its unbalanced...
Yes, the rod (pins) should stick out equally. If they don't, try pushing the one that's shorter in (not too far) and let it spring out a few times, with a small, hard, blunt object. It's possible there's a small burr on it or it's misaligned just enough to not allow it to fully release.
I just got the vent and I like it
That’s great!
Hi. Tanks for the vidéo because the notice is really bad. At 2:30 can you explain where you put the washer? For me it doesn't fit because then the L shaped thing is touching the floor. Did you put the washer inside or outside?
Glad you like the video. The L-shaped bolt and washer is used at underneath the bottom of the base to hold the it and the lower part of the pole together.
@@heliflyer7 I'm not sure I understood your reply. My doubt was about the position of the washer. If I put in the order the bolt, then the washer then the base and the pole: it doesn't fit because the bolt touch the floor so the base is not stable. So in my case i needed this order : bolt>base>washer>pole. Is it normal?
The L-shaped bolt and washer is used underneath the bottom of the base to hold the it and the lower part of the pole together. Watch the video carefully and put it together exactly like I did. The order is bolt, washer, base then pole.
@@heliflyer7 for me this configuration is not possible, like I said, the bolt is too long and not enough inside the base if I let the normal position of the washer. And so impossible to stay stable because the bolt, in the middle, touch the floor. It"s longer than the socle. So maybe I missed something. my solution was to inverse the position of the washer on the bolt. What I did is to put the washer to the other side of the bolt ... but it's strange . Too bad that on the video we can not see how the bolt and the washer are assembly together.
Next chance I have, I'll measure the bolt and you can compare yours. This is difficult to understand at this point.
Yup I totally needed this
Glad it helped!
Thank you, I couldn't get the blades off, nothing about that clip in the instructions
You're welcome, a lot of people have the same issue with this.
much appreciated 👍👍
Happy to help!
I wish you showed us pulling out the objects bc I'm having a hard ass time trying to put this thing away properly... I don't remember how it was packed
I used to show that, but I stopped doing it because I thought people were tired of unboxings. I may have to start again.
@@heliflyer7haha I didn't realize I'd need to watch one of these in order to re pack something 😅
If you had it on max, and turned it off at the plug and back on would it default back to the slowest speed?.. I might want to use a timer plug.
I don't have the fan with me at the moment to verify, but I'm 99.9% sure it always defaults to slowest speed on power-up.
@@heliflyer7 OK thanks.
Just to clarify, I don't believe a timer will work. It does default to slowest speed when you start it. But, if you unplug it or turn it off with a timer, when you power back-up, it won't run. You have to start it on the fan control panel or with the remote.
@@heliflyer7 Ah, OK thanks. Need a less digital one for that I guess.
That would do it.
Is the fan still in good condition , Sir ? I want to buy one from honeywell and read the reviews on amazon. Some said it was good initially but after a year, the motor became very slow and lesser wind. How about yours? Is it still going well? I am just asking to make sure before buying. Thank you very much for your video.
I can't decide between this quietest fan and the double blade one from same company, Honeywell. I would rely on your reply and appreciate it very much. Thank you so much again.
You're welcome! Our fan is almost three years old now. During the warmer months, it runs continuously. We've had no problems whatsoever. Highly recommended!
@@heliflyer7 Oh great. Then I will get this one. Your video will also help me assemble it very easily. Thank you so much for your kind recommendation and sharing the vid. I really appreciate it. Best regards!
Thank you for the positive comments!
@@heliflyer7 My pleasure, Sir!
Will this kit work without the remote?!
Yes, it will work without the remote. There are buttons on the fan itself.
Many many thanks!
You’re very welcome!
Is the led light always on or is it possible to turn off the light?
It's always on. A shield of some kind, an old face mask would work great to cover it and uncover it.
Will this fan NOT work without the remote?
Does these work without remote control,,?
Yes, it has a control panel on the fan support pole.
@@heliflyer7 ,,thanks for replying,,but this is not working with pole panel,,
Is your fan new or an older one?
@@heliflyer7 ,,this is the same one as in video,,bt it is used I bought from thrift store
You may have to live with it or get a new one. Repairing it would prob. cost as much as a new fan.
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much
You're welcome!
So helpful
Thanks!
Thank you!
You're welcome, glad it helped!
Is Really Powerful?
It keeps the air moving in a large living room with no problem.
Thank you
You’re welcome!
Thanks
You’re welcome!
I can't screw the L bolt in. It doesn't grab onto anything and spins around endlessly.
Please make sure the pole is fully inserted into the base and look through the bottom of the base to align the hole in the bottom of the pole with the hole in the base. Carefully screw the L-bolt in at this point. As I recall, the L-bolt wasn't excessively long, so some care and patience may be required.
@@heliflyer7 thank you for replying. Even when I put the L tool into the pole without the base, it doesn't screw in.
It sounds as if the threads are possibly fouled. I really don't want to insult you..., but are you screwing it in in a clockwise direction?
Man I can’t figure out putting the fan part on
Is it something not shown in the video?
@@heliflyer7 no I finally got it I put the guard on backwards 😂
I don’t like how large they made the fan badge
I have TWO of these brand new fans and neither works. They power on but won't power the propellers to produce air and it's too late to return to vendor. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to repair these fans? I did a search here on TH-cam and it brought me here. I don't need to know how to assemble a SIMPLE fan! These fans have the WORST reviews/rating hand I known before buying. SMH!
Does the fan spin freely by hand?
Oh, thank God it has twist and lock. The previous one didn't and did NOT stay up. And it stopped going up or down, just stayed down (elevation of fan up or down.. don't know how to describe it lol). It is quite tho.
I needed another because this one was so messed up and it was the only one left so I had to re-buy. So extra glad it twist to go up and lock. And twist to go back. I was a bit disappointed I had to get it again but not with this new info. 😁
Aren't you sick of fans now a days? What piece of 💩
Sorry you had problems. I've had mine for four years and use it daily without problems. Hopefully, the video will help.
@@heliflyer7 Yes. The new one has twist and lock and works great. Tx
You're welcome.
Thank you so much my brother!🌕🌕🌕Did You Know That... If You Are Still Breathing, If You’re Heart Is Still Pumping , If You Are Still Seeing This With Your Vision, If You Are Still Reading/Understanding This With Your Mind. This Is Because Life Wants To Tell You Something Today, This Hour, This Minute, This Second. This Precious Little Moment through you’re screen. That God Is Coming Soon, Whether YOU Believe It Or Not My Love. There Is Still Countless Hope Here On Top Of Earth. God Loves You. 💛
Thank you so much, I just saw your post.
The fan I have is such a scam I don't recommend buying polarwind
Thanks for the info.
Why it such sam?
This is a Honeywell fan not Polar Wind.
Mines so slow
Even the high speed on these isn’t very fast, but they do move a lot of air.
Thank you so much
You’re very welcome, glad it helped you!
Thank you so much!
You’re very welcome!