20 Most Recent Lasko 2506 16", 3 Speed, Oscillating Fan Questions & Answers

Check thermal fuse in-line in the white wire going to the motor windings. 2A/115 degrees C.

You have a problem indeed. If it were MY fan, I would unplug it first, then I would remove the switch and solder the loose ends of the wires together that I removed from the switch.
I would also carefully wind black electrical insulating tape around the connection so nobody would get a shock from it or short out to ground. Then I could use the fan, but will have to plug and unplug it from the power source. If you have power points just flip the wall switch.
Jim Hart

The motor bearings need machine (like sewing machine oil).
Try a quick spray of WD40 or Liquid Wrench, but use machine oil, soon.
Look for an "oil hole" on top of the motor; there may be two of them.

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if it has a timer setting adjust or turn it off other than that have it checked for an electrical fault by an appliance repair shop

There are screws hidden between the slats on the side of the fan that are not obvious. You will also need to pry the fan apart as it snaps together. On the back by the power cord is a round tab over it. There are some screws under it. They hold the motor to the back assembly. It took about 7 minutes for us to get it apart today because of the screws being hidden on the sides. After a cleaning it won't turn on now.

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switch failure

Get glasses (Grin)

most likely it is covered under manufacturers warranty https://www.lasko.com/resources/warranties/ suggest checking with Lasko first as any attempt to repair it could void the warranty it still might have .

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I blow mine out with an air compressor outdoors

You do not need to purchase a replacement if you can repair the rotation mechanism.

First thing is verification of power at the outlet .

Possibly here;

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No guarantee it will fit. May require minor change to existing wiring.

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i don't know. please check to ensure the switch or control for oscillate is firmly selected for ""oscillate"". move the control a few times to test.