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Jjohnataylor replied to the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot.I made this fix. Thanks for mentioning it!
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Jjohnataylor reacted to wyliesdiesels's post in the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot with
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MC or FMC would be better. either way shouldnt have loose conductors like that. -
Jjohnataylor replied to the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot.It was actually the shaft loose in the rotor, not the shaft in the fan blades, but basically the same problem. All fixed now. Used...
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Jjohnataylor reacted to Chuckster in NJ's post in the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot with Like.
Put a drop of loc-tite on the blade screw and tighten it up. TIP! Make sure the motor shaft is clean and oil free……. Wipe down shaft...
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Jjohnataylor replied to the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot.I made this fix. Thanks for mentioning it!
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Jjohnataylor reacted to dave*99's post in the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot with Like.
And a piece of sealtite and a ground wire would complete the electrical connection from the motor to switch.
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Jjohnataylor replied to the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot.This was it! It was actually the shaft loose in the rotor, not the shaft in the fan blades, but basically the same problem. All fixed...
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Jjohnataylor replied to the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot.This was it! It was actually the shaft loose in the rotor, not the shaft in the fan blades, but basically the same problem. All fixed...
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Jjohnataylor reacted to The Cobbler's post in the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot with Like.
I agree with above poster
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Jjohnataylor reacted to American Locomotive's post in the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot with Like.
Sounds to me like the fan blade is loose on the shaft. Seems like the motor immediately gets up to speed, but the blades lag behind.
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Jjohnataylor replied to the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot.Thank you for your reply! It would have taken me so long to identify this. I'm grateful. The fan blades were actually secure on the...
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Jjohnataylor posted the thread Dayton motor on 16" exhaust fan - help troubleshoot in Lighting & Electrical.Fixed! Thank you everyone! Hi all, I installed a 1/20hp Dayton 16" shutter-mount exhaust fan in my garage. It was new old-stock. It...
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