Childhood Sanyo Table Fan Overhaul!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Well after many many years of looking I finally managed to find one of these 1980's Sanyo 12" oscillating table fans my Grandma had when I was a kid! Decided after having had it sit around for several months it was about time to go through it and give it the love it deserved! Hope you all enjoy! :)
It's nice that you found a fan that brings back personal memories. Good show!
Sure is! I'm lucky enough to have found a lot of those across the last few years! Only a few left on my list! Thanks for Watching!
Those are great fans. It's great to find a childhood fan. Yes, that material is called Perma Wick that conversion looks a lot better.
With that felt in there it’s pretty much the same material that is in a lot of my older fans with the oil light bearings.
They sure are! Yeah, there are still a few left that I'm after, but at this point I have almost all of them! :) Ohh man, you have no idea how well the oil wick conversions work. I've done it to so many of my fans now and the difference it makes is INSANE! Yeah it is very similar to the older fans, but honestly it might hold even more oil in it! I'm actually going to be doing the conversion to my recently acquired 14" Patton HV fan at some point in the near future! Thanks for Watching!
I got one of those at a thrift store for $12 took it home cleaned it up and serviced it. It runs great, super quiet too.
Nice! They usually do! They're great little fans! Thanks for Watching!
Front grill really spaced out like the first gen Galaxy, as well as the center piece if i'm not mistaken. Sanyo made the motors.
Yeah they are! Sanyo was actually the OEM for all the Lasko / Galaxy fans the entire time! Thanks for Watching!
I have a Sanyo fan like this 16 inch instead I got years ago from the owner, but metal clips broken and I had to use tiptoes for the grills, I have a blue one too featured on my channel I took home from a visit in canada.
Very nice! Always liked those pedestal fans! Thanks for watching!
Nice job 👍🏻
Thanks Bono! Hope to see ya at the November show!
I have my friend one of these after I serviced and cleaned it. Got it for $7 and man it runs so smooth. My buddy uses it everyday and says he can barely hear it on low.
Sweet! Yeah they really are great fans! Absolutely silent on low speed! Thanks for Watching!
Cool fan
Thanks!
Very nice work 583... I really like the black vintage fan in the background, would that one be for sale... I'd love to find a vintage fan...
Thx for bringing us along on another cleaning 🧹 and restoration... Take care my friend and God Bless...
Depends on which fan you are talking about! Give me a time stamp in the video where it comes up and I can tell ya more about it! My pleasure! Thanks for Watching!
The vintage black fan at about the 17 sec mark... Beautiful fan...It doesn't have to be that exact fan but a vintage fan similar to it.. thx for sharing your skills with us....
Can you do a video of all the fans you collected?
Yes, at some point soon we are due for a collection tour video, it's just going to take a while lol. Thanks for Watching!
nice❤
Thanks!
@@colin_5839 no problem
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Thanks for Watching!
I have a Westinghouse that if i run it more than 20 seconds it gets mega hot do you know how to fix this fault?🤔
First off what model Westinghouse is it? Also we should figure out just how hot its getting and how much current it's drawing. If you don't already have one get an infared thermometer and a killawatt meter and let's take some measurements! Thanks for Watching!
@@colin_5839 thanks for replying, i cant remember the model atm. It was like 2 years ago that i last ran it ( i think its on my channel ) i will check.😎
@@colin_5839 ive had a look unfortunately i cannot find a video i must of deleted it😞
@@colin_5839did my comment show up?🤔
@@colin_5839hey my comments not showed up