Very Old Exhaust FAN Restoration | Restoring Electric Fan Step by Step
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- Very Old Exhaust FAN Restoration | Restoring Electric Fan Step by Step
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*Works great with **Fastly.Cool** , exactly as described. Love the fact that it can push, pull, or exchange air with the push of a button. The remote is a nice bonus too!*
It's not as powerful as I thought it would be, but it works very well. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGjG43--gYqIoT4Xkur2PqCrtbKwTv2h6 There are three options to circulate air, and best of all a remote control for us lazy people. Installation was a breeze (no pun intended). It actually took longer to open the box then it did putting the side extenders on and sitting it in the window opening. It's a perfect alternative when you want airflow, but not the AC. Just might order another one for a different room. UPDATE: Bought another one like I said. They work great. Why not have two...
Looks like a fan used in a walk in refrigerator or freezer. There should be a protective grill for the front.
Thank you very much for your very good work. Give more video.
Good maintenance job with cleaning and painting. Congratulations.
Good job. New bearing is destroyed by your hammer right now
I like your vids. I'm not sure about the color choices, but it did come out beautiful. I think I would have done the whole thing silver with high temp paint, depending on what use I had in mind for it. That's one thing I love about vintage items, the way they were made, you could restore and or rebuild them. Modern stuff isn't made to be redone, just trashed when it tears up... I'm sure somebody could rebuild modern stuff, but it wouldn't be easy. You can be innovative on how you do things when the need arises, I like that. You find ways to do what has to be done. That's so cool.
Perfecta reparacion Mr.tool . Un consejo tienes que usar imprimacion antes de pintar en metal o en plastico te quedara el resultado mas profesional
Terbaik👍💯 mr tool
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Superb job. Just one little thing. Never press bearing like that. Use a socket, or the old bearings to hit on.
good restoration.
Very good paint. Beautiful orange color.
Very good work
Bom trabalho de manutenção com limpeza e pintura. Parabéns.
You made that thing look brand new!
my inner child discovering how things work is joyfull from watching your videos!
Ступица крыльчатки стояла в обратную сторону. При сборке ты её перевернул. :)
Хорошая работа. Хотя я лопасти вентилятора не стал бы красить, а покрасил бы рамку.
Wow, what a video, is amazing what knowledge and patient can do, I'm trying to fix an exhaust fan CE14-DS looks like is kind of stuck, let see if I can do it, thank you!
Watching someone use paint stripper is the hardest thing TO watch
Process not described or explained : which chemical used for cleaning how long it required to complete the procedure, step by step explation will give detailed knowledge to get worked done at least narration shoud required
Thanks for good work
That is a typical Indian exhaust fan. It is still manufactured. I've two set of green ones, a blue 6 bladed one, and red one.
Pak = Pakistan?
Felicitaciones chicos fabulosos hermoso trabajo gracias por mostrar saludos desde CORDOBA Argentina
Vary Nice
Wow good job with this whole project👍👍👍👍😊😊😊
Nice work sar
For a second i thought you were just ruthlessly beating the stator haha, awesome restoration
I love it but one thing. When you put the fan back on the motor you put it on backwards according to the way you took it off.
He put it back on correctly. In the beginning it was backwards hitting the frame bolt.
is that an AstroTurf work bench??? honestly thats pretty cool
Very cool video!
such good quality fans they were glad u gave it a new life in such great way i also work as a restorer but only for fans
Fabulous video and also interesting, motivating, satisfying too. Thanks
On 11:48 mark, you colored the frame blue. But in the finished product, it is still silver. 🤔
One side blue and other silver
@@SuperAchraf1994 as he was assembling the parts, we can see the back part. Both sides are silver.
Muy buen trabajo. great job. man. ¿que liquido agregas en el min 7:21?
Must be acid, i don't remember what kind of acid react with aluminum as a cleaner
Excelente.Que buen trabajo.Felicidades.
Muy bien buen trabajo.
Very nice so good 👍
I thought the washers were rusty, but it looked fibre , am I correct ?
Nice video well done. But you should change bearings and capacitor. And also warnish to windings.
Over all nice job done I like
Love how you removed the blades
Great job bro ...
عشت والله عبقري
Ficou muito legal
Muito bom!! Parabéns, ficou show!!
Excelente trabajo, me suscribo ;)
Jio ..khush kita e
17:55 the very definition of do not try this at home! least put a plug on it rather than risk 210 volts judging by the plug design
Please also mention the chemicals and paint used during the process
Ok. Next Time.....
I just want to point out that.. you installed the blades on the hub backwards..
Theres no wrong way to put them on. It'll pull air or push air
Good but is possible in workshop and not for house holder .oreover liquids used for cleaning is not clear
Wow😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
руки золотые!!!!!!!!!!
Are you the same dude from TH-cam Channel Random Hands? If not are you his brother? You two have similar looking hands.
Nice seeing things get a new life, great job and love that plug:)
Mr.Tool very good restoration 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
BRAVO, BRAVO. SUPER. TI SI GENIJALAC.
فنان ومبدع😍
The color is the best
it's possible to see that fan over 15 miles away
شغلك جميل لكن لايجوز تركيب البولبرن بالطرق
man thats making me hungry because the paint looks like either tomato sauce or sauce and meatballs
@Ali Zeib yep
ما شالله ايد من ذهب 👏👏👏🥰
preach brother ! ! !
v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vv. Cooooooooooooooooooooooooooool Job..........yes day by your skills are v. v. v. improving...... i agree with UMAIR ASLAM and other brothers
Bu bu
Alkali corrodes aluminum! very violent reaction) nice job!
Хороший вентилятор получился. Только вот в кислоту его не нужно было кидать
You MUST HAVE EARTH CONNECTION! because body is made of metal and it may have electrical leak form motor's coil.
nice job, looks like new
Good good good
Why would you reuse the old rusty washers w/o cleaning them up first???
Impecable tu trabajo!! un placer verlo 👏👏👏
👍👍👍👌👌👌
More few minutes in the acid and ..... surprise 😳😳😁😁
LOL that happened to me when i was like 15, i put in an aluminum oil cooler without even thinking about it. When i went to get it all i found was the steel L brackets lmao
Paano magconect nang starting capacitor nan exhaust fan?
Bet it puts out some good air, unlike some newer models. For me...metal blades push air better. Every year They are getting more obsolete when plastic is taking over, because of cheaper make..charge more attitude this world has decided on.
Very nice
Looks like a rather heavy-duty fan - cast aluminum frame, etc.
They don't make 'em like that anymore, good stuff they make in them times. Maybe dates back to the 1950's? 1960's? Just wish he didn't test it by pushing bare wires into an electrical socket...!?!
@Hawk Cuckoo capacitor might have been replaced though, its the most common failure part
@@stormkhan4250 w see SD cfffffefddreeeeesa2d yr try to
Very good
very good restoration man ....keep going
That's COOL, really great job !!!
Old is good
good job, but i've a little problème...why thethe center of "screw propeller", it's not the same at the end and when you start your job ?
It seems the same to me but mounted inside out.
I wonder what is the true position.
Since the motor is mounted to the frame with 4 arms, it was probably a bit twisted when he first got it. After reassembly it was re-centered and solved the off centre issue.
i think it was wrong before and later he turned it to correct side, it hides its mounting and looks better, this is how most fans are made , to hide their fixing system
Good job
Looked pretty cool at the end, however thats maybe one of the most inefficient fan designs I ever seen jeez.
What acid did you used to remove rusts?
Nice job , I like the colors !
Good job bro day by day your skills are improving.
Ayos
Great job but what about the earth cable on a metal fan?
they did not have them until recently. although one could easily be added and it would have been a good idea if used in damp environments or one where there is alot of machine dust.
Great job
AWESOME , NICE JOB
you flipped the hub. was that for cosmetics? looks good added new capacitor too?
yeah , main fan is wrong way round
Is it water or soda??the one he used to clean the rustic??
Super
U skip most important part of retoration. U did not show how separate ball bearing from rusty body & its cleaning and name of the chemicals used for removal rust.
nice job.
7:29 😨
Looks like it was acid?
@@ExOfNot
yes, like acid
Brother your job is professional job all the best brother your next video 👍
Quien sabe, sabe... 😃 Felicidades very nice...
I love your channel realy and i subscribe on it from the firt video i saw it
From the first i watch ur vid, this is great improvement how you treat each object. Keep it up bro.
Great job bro :)
Keep up good work
Why you have placed the blade hub backwards?