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So I just acquired a broken Sanyo vent fan from someone who offered me to buy it from him after realized that the fan doesn't work. I checked everything starting from the wiring, the switches, the dual-voltage connector, the capacitor, and even the fan motor itself. Everything is all good, except, the fan motor windings turned out to have been burned, and that's what caused it to stop working. I've tried to swap the fan motor with one of my other Sanyo vent fans that also doesn't work but the windings are still in good shape, eventually, I made a fatal blunder that caused the fan motor to short. So because I failed to fix the burned-out Sanyo vent fan, suddenly this idea came to my mind. After I randomly tried to put the burned out Sanyo's propeller (which very filthy) into my brown Sanyo vent fan, it turned out to be off balance and vibrating. So I decided to take this video just for fun!
To see the demo video of my brown Sanyo vent fan: • 12" Sanyo Ventilating Fan
Taken on February 15, 2024.
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3 окт 2024
