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From: dburrigh
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  • I bet some good food is prepared in your kitchen. I am getting ready to clean a 1959 nutone copper hood with original motor. I also have a kelvinator 1954 fridge that came with the house in the garage, still running strong.

  • @Lisaj4431 - Very cool Lisa, glad to see you appreciate good running vintage equipment.

  • I am disappointed that you don't really show how you removed, cleaned and reinstalled this fan. I have the identical model and was looking for some directives - like what kind of cleaner to use. You're right it's a good fan.

  • @mttunnelvision - It's a straightforward process, getting it down is a matter of unplugging the motor, loosening a couple of screws on the bracket ends and giving the motor a slight twist. I removed the blade & bracket from the motor and soaked them in hot water with dish soap, wiped the motor off with a rag and Brake Cleaner. I also oiled the motor with a few drops in each oil port. When reassembling, you may need to play with the bolt tightness & be sure the motor spins freely.

  • Nice video and nice fan looks alot better.

  • very nice hood

  • cool. nice job. i have a fan blade just like that.

  • wow i wish mine ran that quiet! that is nice!

  • @1944johndeerel - Yeah, it's pretty pleasant to use it now. It just makes a "whoosh" sound when it's on now.

  • only problem? It doesnt have that awesome starup sound.

  • @Tabby266 - Yeah it became a lot more faint after the fan was oiled, the motor starts up a lot faster than before.

  • looka nice :)

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