How do you attach the metal piece to the clamp and the fan? There are 3 screws but I can't find how to attach it!
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I clip the fan to my sun visor, never even noticed the screws. I used to have a mounted fan like this that my husband attached to dash. I prefer using it on visor, so I can adjust and move as I need. If was not put together properly, not sure what you do. Sorry
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There is a joint directly above the clamp that allows the fan up & down. Directly under the fan there as the osculating joint that only has about 45 degrees of movement. So the long answer is there is no left right joint at the clamp.
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Hello,It comes with drywall anchors, screws & mount. You'll insert 3 dry wall anchors into the wall, lay the mount on top and screw down the screws. Then slide the fan onto the mount and you're good to go!
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It is just a plastic clip that is attached to the shaft of a screw holding the metal band around the fan cage. Pry off the clip with downward pressure and remove screw to clean.
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It requires some work. You need to take front cage off then place fan blade over the post then there is a cap that goes on but it is counter threaded so spin it op of a normal screw. If this doesn't work please email more
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Since my last answer I have found the following quote online: "I have the blizzard table model. Four screws, on the back side of the front panel, sunk in a lil' ways, release the front piece from the rest of the unit, giving access to the blades and everything else inside." My model has 3 screws. I got the fan apart, finally. I've already spent an hour on this. Cranky, but it can be done.
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The fan looks like it may be 120mm, but the area where it fits may not be completely square. I added some photos of the view from inside the unit. I am not sure how the fan is removed, perhaps from the top?
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No, you dont. At least not in my setup, dunnow how is yours. Check where your fan is, and how it is installed. This fan has 4 screws just like the original
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My son did it for me & he loosened the fan but did not take it down. It was a very easy process for him. You could probably look on the internet to see how it's done. Good luck!!
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There are clips on the four edges that attach directly to the fan. Seems to hold pretty well, I've had no problems.
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Is there a way to mount this fan on the side of a beam? Perhaps with clamps, etc? And using the 12" down rod? Txs
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I am having the same problem! I have adjusted the screw and still no luck. I am at the point of getting rid of it and buying a new one. Very disappointing, especially considering how expensive they are. Wish I could be more help
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There is no chord or place for a chord on the actual fan. I suggest contacting mink aire.
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There is a set screw that holds the fan blade to the side of the shaft. You will need a long allen wrench to loosen or remove the screw. There may also be some corrosion that will make it difficult to come apart. Some WD40 and careful tap on the old shaft usually does the trick.
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Remove the screws on the side and pop the plastic side pieces off. The center metal piece should then slide up and off. Might be a little hex screw on metal part too...can't remember. Good luck!
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There is a switch at the top of the fan. All the way at the top. It looks like a screw sticking out.
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There is no obvious place to attach a hook to the fan. The top of the frame is bent in a way that it could be "caught" in a way to an apparatus. Also, a nylon string could be looped through the top as the blades do not reach the edges of the frame.