you need to compress the piston if you install new brake pads....the new brake pads are thicker...need more room to slide to the side of the rotor...so you need to compress the piston.
For the third time I took the window fan apart to remove the massive blackness that had acquired all over the white plastic frame and the whits plastic fan blades. All plastic parts were washed in the bathtub. What a mess. This time, one of the two motors had seized up, but it is back to normal after I serviced it. Overall I was fed up with the quick development of filth, and so back in time I had purchased a pair of 10" x 20 " x 1' air filters and strapped one to the window fan. It fit like a glove and thus was air tight at the edges. I am now using the second filter. The first filter turn pitch black after two months and 10 days of being put to use. So I was shocked at how filthy the air is here in Toronto Ontario Canada.
Thank you..all tools are in one set ... I already provided it on the description.... Check the description under the video, it already includes the link. "OMT 24pcs Heavy Duty Disc Brake Tool Set"
Thermal fuse or not this fan is no longer safe to operate. The overheating condition in the motor blew the fuse did you investigate the overheat condition and remedy that first
It is a classic issue. If you often use a fan for long (several years). The bearings of motor becoming dry, the motor becoming very hot, and the thermal fuse blown out. Therefore, you need to do a maintenance by droppping oil on the bearings several times a year.. Before the fuse blown out or already replace with a new thermal fuse, you still need to do a maintenance by dropping oil on the bearings. Your fan will keep good for long if you do a maintenance....
6W against 8W isn't exactly fair comparison. Higher wattage of course produce better sound, especially at higher sound levels. Is there anyone listening at low sound levels? For budget speakers as long as the wattage is labeled honestly, just choose the higher one at comparable price points. This is also true for mid priced speakers. The best brands are more expensive but surely have better performance. We get what we pay for.
@@edwardhp-channel no, you're wrong. Latest versions of Soundcore 2 have usb type-c. You may go to their official site with item and look for latest reviews. There are set usb type-c already there.
@@user-on9rl7rz1l not sure... it is not on the us soundcore website... anker is multinational company... you may find different version of soundcore 2 for other countries market.
I think the Soundcore 3 is 16w same as the Tribit in this vid. Might be better to compare those. Price wise the Tribit is cheaper then the soundcore 3 though. Thank you I love comparison content like this. :)
thinking of getting the GO (have a few Tribit products already) .. in this video the Go sounds "more full and .. 'robust' " in my view .. the Anker sounds good dont get me wrong but "thinner" to me
The unlock button on my urn is very hard to activate. I am thinking of taking it apart to clean underneath. Looking from your tear down, it looks like even I take it all part I cannot get to the top button. 🙁
Okay, so when i took apart my fan, the ball thing that goes around the shaft ended up getting jammed so i pulled it out, do you know how to get it back in the little bracket its supposed to be in?
Did you mean the ball bearing? You should not have pulled it out...just put lubricant oil on it... Unfortunately, I have never tried to pull the ball bearing out nor to get it back in...
Love the initial sound effects....; )...I have the exact same fan, same problem. I will follow your wisdom and embrace the fan anew. Thanks for the detailed video.
Hi, do you have a linediagram for the motor wiring? ( thin wires going to the coils) I was disassembling it to clean the dirt, but unfortunately the wires got loose. I would appreciate it.
A minha está desregulada funciona por algumas horas e depois para. O que devo fazer se não encontro um Tecno no meu país? Parabéns pela explicação vídeo?
Had 2 wind machines that windings overheated and failed In last 4 years.This last one I pulled apart motor and found scorched winding around where thermal fuse was and ty-wraps were so deteriorated , they just fell off. There is a reason the thermal fuses open up ( > 115 c) . The windings overheating is not right. I have exact replacement fuse but would never run this fan unattended.
Does the thermal fuse disable the fan completely? Mine seems to get hot and then reduces the speed and will stay at that speed regardless of the switch setting. Seems like a straight forward fix
About the speed stays at that speed , maybe the cause is the capasitor... you need to check capasitor first & replace it if necessary... The blown thermal fuse will disable the fan completely (disconnect the electricity to the motor) ...the function of thermal fuse is to protect the motor... before the motor get burn because of too hot, the fuse-filament get burn first, so that the motor is still ok... then you just need to replace the fuse...the cause of hot motor also need to be fixed.. you may need to lubricate the motor with oil.
you see my hands in between the blade and the motor at timecode: 3:36 to pull out the blade. If you cannot do by hands, probably it is too tight; you may need a screwdriver instead to pull the blade out.... this is just a possibility...I cannot help further because I did it by hands only to pull out the blade...
