IS THIS FAN CLEANABLE INSIDE?
1189909
I had this fan for only 3 hours and it started making a horrible noise on the left fan. I boxed it up and returned it without ever seeing if I could clean it. As another reviewer said, probably would be able to clean if you are handy.
901257
No it is not, but it cleans fairly easily the top even disassembles so internal cleaning dips quick.
869937
I clean mine window fans by taking a stiff broom to them regularly. Set the fans to blow out highest setting, vigorously brush the face letting the broom bristles poke through slightly. The dust gets sucked out the window, blown away by the fan and doesn't come inside.
1773818
it is easy to clean, everything about the fan is great, but it is a little loud
777639
i don't clean the inside. I just leave it in the window. it still works after three years. if you were supposed to clean the Styrofoam there would be a way to get to it.
260096
it does get dust in it internally and should go out for service to be cleaned
1458127
I have not used it indoors but the fans are not loud at all. The sound definitely drowns it out. I ham still very happy with it, we have used it several times.. No complaints
298384
I don't think it is. I would only want to spot clean. I do air it out outside. There are coils run all through it. I have only good things to say about this product. It allows me to turn my thermostat way down at night. I can't wait to crawl into my nice warm bed at night.
2164789
I simply vacuum over the intake and it gets the dust out well. Then Windex and a cloth around the fan ring. I do the every week or so. They're great.
1008007
No. It took me three hours total to take it apart (multiple screws on the cover and motor casing) and wipe down each individual blade (there are hundreds) on the actual fan part, because those parts don't come off at all. If you value dust free fanning, get an old standby fan. I cleaned that one in 5 minutes.
1425323
I've not had a problem...as others have said, be certain that fan has area free for air flow.
1251736
I dont take mine apart. Rather, I use a duster to dust the inside of the fan.
2181885
No. You could replace old fans with new fans or simply clean the fans periodically.
1008006
No, you can not disassemble the fan to clean easily. That is, you'll have to unscrew six screws in back of the fan, and that only allows you to clean the back of the fan. Unfortunately, you'll need to dust clean your fan daily, to avoid any clutter. Other than that, the fan works great.
925756
Nope, indoors..., unless is installed in a very protected enclosure. Is a heavy fan.
449289
I have never attempted to take the fan apart, because, so far, I haven't needed to. I just dust it, regularly, and use a hand held vacuum to it...still seems bright and new, and not dusty. I like the fan very much....CHEERS!!
1123702
With my HAF X case which has dust covers on every fan this motherboard is pretty spotless on the outside. I'm assuming the interior is still in perfect condition. Dust buildup should be the least of your worry when purchasing this mobo.