What kind of motor did hunter window fans use

I had a fan that was out dated and the motor burnt out so I kept watching at yard sales and found one the blade was no good but the motor ok . I bought it for a dollar and tore both apart and made one good fan out of two. We still use it.

You need to oil fan motors on the axis of the motor spindle. I'm not sure what they are called, but on the back of the motor you'll see a small round piece right in the middle of the motor. This is a bearing where the motor shaft spins. On the inside of that round thing is a felt washer or something similar that holds oil in it, and it's usually got some kind of cap in front of it that holds it in place with holes in it to let the oil seep out. If you can find a small bottle of turbine oil, they usually come with a pull out straw thing that is thin and it extends out 6 or 8 inches from the bottle to help get at places that are hard to oil. The motor will have one of these felt things on both ends of the spindle. If you can get at it, soak the felt washers with the oil, but you need to use the right kind of oil or it won't last long, and using the wrong oil could gum up and really mess it up. You can use any electrical motor oil, or turbine oil which doesn't gum up or get thick when its cold. Accessing the felt washers is much easier if you remove the fan and can remove the motor from the fan, but many times you can get at the bearings without taking the fan apart. Some of the older fans actually have an oil access hole on the motor to apply oil, and it will be marked if it has them. Hope this helps.

What kind of help? What Hunter fan do you have?
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I put my ceeling fan up today but I have just noticed the motor is reslly hot ,,,, HELPPPPP

Call Hunter at 1-901-745-9222. I think this number is still current, it might not be. Tell them your issue, most likely they will send you an entire new unit (or is your fan the OLD Designer's Choice from the 80's with a rubber flywheel?)

Not sure how long you have had this humidifier. If the motor is getting louder it probably needs a new motor. It is possible if it is making a fan blade noise that something is hitting the fan blade. If that is happening try to open enough to see if the fan blade (impeller) is being impeded.

Yes. The outer paint on your fan motor gets heated up first time and when new it does give off some kind of smell. But after a few hours of use the smell should disappear. Smell can come from the winding also.

You need to find the dip switches or jumper blocks on posts on the remote and on the fan. As for the receiver, usually they are in a separate unit that slides into the hanger bracket that attaches to the ceiling inside the decorative canopy cover, otherwise they should be visible if you are looking down onto the top of the motor without having to open any kind of access. And as for the remote, you should be able to access them through the battery compartment. just make sure the codes match.

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