Can you remove & reverse the blade assembly so it would work efficiently running in reverse to push the air instead of pulling it?
1448856
Yes it is held on with a nut. Remove the nut turn it over and put the nut back on.
1448857
reversing the polarity will accomplish what you looking for but it does seem to be more efficient pulliing than pushing, at least without having some way of directing the airflow on the flat side
1448858
i'm sure you can take the blade off and turn it around. if the blade will not come off you would have to reverse the motor.
2030034
You need to pull out the part holding the blade, then twist it, and pull the blade out
1342147
Hi Offey, thank you for asking. The fan currently blows away from the metal frame but you can switch it's airflow direction using a screwdriver. So yes! you can them in a push pull configuration. From Jeremy, AC Infinity Inc.
1603614
Have you possibly installed one of the blades upside down? Other than this, I cannot think of any other possibility.
1457750
It comes out from the back of the blade assembly. No directly from the back, but a little further down on the upper support pole.
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I can't see any way to reverse mine, and would be grateful if someone can tell me how to this. Having said that, mine operates blowing air down all the time, which I find works well in winter to bring warm air down, and creates a nice breeze in the summer. If you look at the blade shape, they really are designed to blow downwards so am doubtful how well they would reverse (if it was possible). Apart from this, I love the fan. It is very quiet, elegant, changes speed smoothly. Love it! (and if anyone can tell me how to reverse direction, please let me know how - I'm very curious).
1508977
You can, however I have noticed it seems to loosen the screws faster than forward walking and I usually have to tighten them after a workout that included reverse. Not a big deal but thought I'd mention it.
2174599
No, you will have to use an air compressor to remove dust from the blade which will work just fine.
1616343
Very little force is needed as the blade has a spring that will swing it out. There is a lever at the base of the blade that releases the blade when it is pulled back a bit. If you look closely at the photo you can see the release lever slanted backwards behind the looped guard.
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actually you want them to go backwards that way they are tilted up while you drag them but you can reverse the chain and pull them from the other side.I didn't like this thing because you have to put on a lot of weight to make the rake go deeper.So I just tilled it.
880088
It won't hurt the motor to try it, but you can probably mount the fan backards to reverse the flow as well.
2048048
There is no set-screw of any kind to maintain a safe secure hold of the chuck to the lathe while running in reverse. I do not on mine and would not without something like that available.
24732
After you loxk back the blade lift up the latch on top of the blade holder and the blade should lift out to reverse to use the other end.WARNING!These blades are very sharp!
2032433
I looked at mine and there is no way to reverse the motor. It spins on way and one way only. Why would you need to reverse it anyways?
1758415
There is a rigid plate on the inside of the handle. Pull it to the side and push the blade down
6943
NO. if you are asking because you want to free a bit which has become bound, you must turn off the machine and either grasp the chuck to reverse the direction by hand, or release the chuck from the bit and grasp the bit with some pliers; preferably on your workbench.
662559
No, not once it is installed. You would have to physically remove the entire housing and turn it around. It is not a reversible motor.