How do I get this fan to swivel? I have lost directions.
194096
You had to use both hand, grab the middle grey round body of the fan, swivel hard to adjust the angle.
194097
Helen , You can adjust it by just push up and down at the front in an arch shape. You can call me If you wish at 2484955454
194098
Helen ,You can adjust it by just push up and down at the front in an arch shape. You can call me If you wish at 2484955454
1562077
rig it lol. I have one rigged to the front at the bottom, I bent the metal corners of the black metal screen to hold it.No actual fan slot afaik.I would do intake from the bottom, just use something to screen dust.
890317
There is a piece (lever) on the back side of the fans base. Push down to allow the head to move up or down. It takes some force to actually move it, but this this is how it works on mine.
1400860
Turn the fan off. Get a ladder and take a close look where the fan housing meets the ceiling. You will see a switch protruding from the housing. Flip the switch and you change the direction of your fan. Not as handy as a remote control, but not too bad.
1862283
I can't remember if the fan came with a balance kit because my fan doesn't wobble even on high speed. Only reason it would wobble is if it is not balanced. May be able to get a balance kit at your local hardware store or big box stores
1444551
I was able to find a fan for it on eBay, a US seller had it.....maybe pull the cover off and find a part number and search from there? Good luck
1710736
It should tilt down, but I did not find that the case on either of the fans that I bought
2047827
The fan is reversible to work as either. It seemed fairly easy to do (although I had someone do it for me) by removing a few screws.
915559
Bob take the feet had snap them into the square slots at the bottom of the fan. you will notice that the feet are arrow at one end and have flat shapeon the other end this the end you snap into the bottom slots on the fan. Please let me know if this answers your question?
2103277
Hey TNG, I had the same problem. The holes in the frame of the fan are drilled smooth and not threaded. The coarse thread screws provided with the fan must be screwed into the fan frame BEFORE you try to install it, so that the screws will go in and seat to the threads. Another problem I had with mine was the hole spacing. Two holes were about 3/32 to 1/8" off, so the screws went in at a slight angle, but it held securely with no rattling. All in all it's a great fan once it's installed. Hope this helps...
890315
Hold on to the base. Hold on to the top of the fan unit and gently push the fan back until you have it where you want it.
1191539
It oscillates inside the fan. It's hard to explain. It does not turn side to side. It works great! It's a very good fan.
1699768
Maybe if you MacGyver it. Otherwise, I haven't found a way to do it. I found if you point the pointy part out front and push back and forth, front to back, it doesn't swivel. Good luck.
252301
There are mounting holes located in the base (feet) of the fan. You measure and put screws into wall and then slide the fan down and it locks into place. The fan can only be mounted in one direction, with the controls pointing to the upper right corner when the fan is facing you. Or else the fan will not work, due to a safety feature. After mounting you can rotate the fan head so it is at a 45 degree angle to the wall. From there you can adjust the louvers or just have it oscillate in either direction. hope this helps.
986939
The fan did not have a cord and plug with it. I used the old one from the fan I was replacing. There are instructions on how to wire it if you are inclined to do it yourself. I hope this helps.
809912
hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)
1038268
I found I had to hammer the fan blade onto the shaft (hurr hurr...shaft) that comes out of the engine. I think it has some markings on it to indicate how it is meant to be rotated. Once I pounded it on there it seemed to work better. Another problem is you may have the fan blade on backwards e.g. the front is pointing backwards. If that is the case, the blades will likely not generate enough forward facing air.