Thank you!!! I was going to order a new fan and I know what a pain it is to pull all the caulk! You just saved me a bunch of work and I greatly appreciate that!!!!
Thanks for the vid! Repaired mine with the same part, but my fan was bit older and a spring mechanism on the arm attached to the lifter. I just took the spring off and mounted to new piece as there is a hole to bolt it in the same spot. Works great.
Many thanks for this video! Not only did you identify the needed part, but your instructions were so much more clear than those provided by MaxxAir. Fan is fixed, my wife is happy and life is good!
Hey brother. Awesome video!! Thanks for the detailed instructions. My fan still works, it’s around 5 years old, but while opening now it’s extremely loud/ high pitch winding. I’ve looked at it from the inside of the coach and I don’t really see where it can be lubed. Is it sealed and unserviceable? Any help is greatly appreciated. Safe travels🤙
I don't believe there is a lubrication point but I would try to spray some silicone lubricant in there before replacing it. Thanks for watching, we really appreciate it! ~Wilson
I am so happy to find this great video. I have the Maxxair with the manual knob inside, but I think that the part you replaced is (hopefully) the same as the one you used. Thanks so much!
I have electric fan in the living room and a manual one in the bathroom, the knob that makes the lid open on the interior keeps spinning and won’t lift a cover anymore or close it
Can you use the fan, when you have rv ac going? Seems you are pumping cool air out? It’s just freaking hot out, don’t think pulling hot air isn’t the ticket.? Brian
So we will use ours to pull out air out when we arrive somewhere. Turn the air on, cold air falls toward the floor, and turn the fan on until the hot air, which rises, has been pulled out of the camper. If you let it run too long though, it will begin to pull the cold air out. You just have to balance it so you don't let too much cold air out. I hope this helps ~Wilson
Glad it could help you out! I always use dicor self leveling on anything on the roof except on the very edge. amzn.to/447DgTu is a link to the sealant if you need it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! ~Wilson
You might have diagnosed our problem. When the fan opens and closes, it goes all the way up and all the way down, but the motor keeps going as if it hasn't sensed that the lid is completely open or closed. It goes, "Clunk, clunk, clunk x 10" until it finally stops. All the while the black knob in the inside keeps going around and around until the clunking stops. I wonder if one of those left arms has slipped out or that piece is broken? Time to get out the ladder!
Probably the mechanism, like ours. It just slips and slips and turns and turns. You’ll see the cracks in the plastic if that’s the issue. I hope this helps and good luck! ~Wilson
@@OnTheMewve Spot on! That's exactly what was going on. I'll be ordering the part today. On top of that, we have to pull the fuse every time we want to use it. As nice as it is, it is definitely aggravating.
After replacing the mechanism for the max air fan, my lid won't close all the way down. the piece will only fit one way and I'm stumped as to why it won't close. Any suggestions? My part looks just like yours. I have a 2019 Jayco Pinnacle 5th wheel.
found the problem!!! make sure the mechanical lift is in the complete closed position by turn in the gear counterclockwise. this makes the arms in the down position and will allow the vent to completely close.
Great video...will help me fix my fan on the four wheel camper! Thanks again.
Glad it helped!
I have the exact same RV color and everything! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you!!! I was going to order a new fan and I know what a pain it is to pull all the caulk! You just saved me a bunch of work and I greatly appreciate that!!!!
Thanks for the vid! Repaired mine with the same part, but my fan was bit older and a spring mechanism on the arm attached to the lifter. I just took the spring off and mounted to new piece as there is a hole to bolt it in the same spot. Works great.
Many thanks for this video! Not only did you identify the needed part, but your instructions were so much more clear than those provided by MaxxAir. Fan is fixed, my wife is happy and life is good!
Thank you so much and glad that the video helped you.
Thanks so much! We were at a loss as to what to do. 🙏
Glad I could help!
Thanks!
Thank you!!!
Both of mine are broken, cheaply made parts. Thanks for the video.
Yep, cheap parts is correct but at least it’s an easy fix. Best of luck and thanks for checking out the video ~Wilson & Kelli
thank you!
You're welcome! I hope it helped you!
Hey brother. Awesome video!! Thanks for the detailed instructions.
My fan still works, it’s around 5 years old, but while opening now it’s extremely loud/ high pitch winding. I’ve looked at it from the inside of the coach and I don’t really see where it can be lubed. Is it sealed and unserviceable? Any help is greatly appreciated. Safe travels🤙
I don't believe there is a lubrication point but I would try to spray some silicone lubricant in there before replacing it. Thanks for watching, we really appreciate it! ~Wilson
I am so happy to find this great video. I have the Maxxair with the manual knob inside, but I think that the part you replaced is (hopefully) the same as the one you used. Thanks so much!
I hope it helps you. Thanks for watching and we’d love for you to hit that subscribe button if you haven’t already. ~Wilson & Kelli
Glad you got it fixed! Blessings!
Thanks, it was an easy fix to an aggravating problem. ~Kelli & Wilson
I have electric fan in the living room and a manual one in the bathroom, the knob that makes the lid open on the interior keeps spinning and won’t lift a cover anymore or close it
That's a great fix man. I may need that one of these days.
Easy fix for a fairly common issue. We appreciate you watching. ~Wilson & Kelli
Thank you
You're welcome! I hope it helps~Wilson
This is so helpful!
Glad it helps! Thanks for checking out our channel ~Wilson & Kelli
Can you use the fan, when you have rv ac going? Seems you are pumping cool air out? It’s just freaking hot out, don’t think pulling hot air isn’t the ticket.? Brian
So we will use ours to pull out air out when we arrive somewhere. Turn the air on, cold air falls toward the floor, and turn the fan on until the hot air, which rises, has been pulled out of the camper. If you let it run too long though, it will begin to pull the cold air out. You just have to balance it so you don't let too much cold air out. I hope this helps ~Wilson
Thanks for the information Wilson! It was explained, when we took delivery of our unit. Happy camping!
Hey man thanks for the video. What type of sealan did you use around your fan. It looks good and strong, never seen that kind before
Glad it could help you out! I always use dicor self leveling on anything on the roof except on the very edge. amzn.to/447DgTu is a link to the sealant if you need it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! ~Wilson
You might have diagnosed our problem. When the fan opens and closes, it goes all the way up and all the way down, but the motor keeps going as if it hasn't sensed that the lid is completely open or closed. It goes, "Clunk, clunk, clunk x 10" until it finally stops. All the while the black knob in the inside keeps going around and around until the clunking stops. I wonder if one of those left arms has slipped out or that piece is broken? Time to get out the ladder!
Probably the mechanism, like ours. It just slips and slips and turns and turns. You’ll see the cracks in the plastic if that’s the issue. I hope this helps and good luck! ~Wilson
@@OnTheMewve Spot on! That's exactly what was going on. I'll be ordering the part today. On top of that, we have to pull the fuse every time we want to use it. As nice as it is, it is definitely aggravating.
After replacing the mechanism for the max air fan, my lid won't close all the way down. the piece will only fit one way and I'm stumped as to why it won't close. Any suggestions? My part looks just like yours. I have a 2019 Jayco Pinnacle 5th wheel.
found the problem!!! make sure the mechanical lift is in the complete closed position by turn in the gear counterclockwise. this makes the arms in the down position and will allow the vent to completely close.
Yes, glad you figured it out. I had to make the same adjustment. Thanks for watching and commenting! ~Wilson
I subscribed!
Thank you so much!
I definitely think I need this. Do you have a link for purchase? Or part number to search for
Look in the description and it’s the first link listed. Thanks for watching! ~Wilson
Thank you so much!!