Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Suggestions please.

EM

On 2008-05-02 17:38:16 +0100, said:

Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Suggestions please.

EM

Throw it away and buy a new one from Vent Axia. It is likely with
the one that you have that the bearings are shot.

wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Do you mean bathroom? A cloakroom is somewhere you keep coats and shoes. I'd
rather people said restroom than use another word that's already got a
meaning...

On 2008-05-02 18:37:05 +0100, "Doki" said:


wrote in message
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Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Do you mean bathroom? A cloakroom is somewhere you keep coats and shoes.

Yes.... it may also have a bog and a basin



I'd rather people said restroom than use another word that's already
got a meaning...

That would be stretching it rather far. The term "restroom" in the
left-pond sense is bizarre since the installations in most commercial
and corporate office premises in that geography have substantial gaps
at the tops and bottoms of the partitions, thus making their use for
the purpose of rest somewhat awkward. Of course it may be a ploy by
the major companies to drive out cottage industry.

On 2 May, 19:10, Andy Hall wrote:
On 2008-05-02 18:37:05 +0100, "Doki" said:



wrote in message
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Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i *removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Do you mean bathroom? A cloakroom is somewhere you keep coats and shoes.

Yes.... * it may also have a bog and a basin

*I'd rather people said restroom than use another word that's already
got a meaning...

That would be stretching it rather far. * * The term "restroom" in the
left-pond sense is bizarre since the installations in most commercial
and corporate office premises in that geography have substantial gaps
at the tops and bottoms of the partitions, thus making their use for
the purpose of rest somewhat awkward. * * Of course it may be a ploy by
the major companies to drive out cottage industry.

for clarity, restroom,downstairs bathroom, actually downstairs
toilet

"Andy Hall" wrote in message news:481b5916@qaanaaq...
On 2008-05-02 18:37:05 +0100, "Doki" said:


wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Do you mean bathroom? A cloakroom is somewhere you keep coats and shoes.

Yes.... it may also have a bog and a basin



I'd rather people said restroom than use another word that's already got
a meaning...

That would be stretching it rather far. The term "restroom" in the
left-pond sense is bizarre since the installations in most commercial and
corporate office premises in that geography have substantial gaps at the
tops and bottoms of the partitions, thus making their use for the purpose
of rest somewhat awkward. Of course it may be a ploy by the major
companies to drive out cottage industry.
Might even encourage it, and have a negative impact on the sale
of cordless drills.


So what do Leftpondians ask for when they want an actual bathroom
rather than a euphemistic one?
--
Graham

%Profound_observation%

wrote:
Hello,

I have a aidelle extractor fan in my cloakroom. Recently it has
started to be very noisy.

Any ideas? i removed the cover and clearing out the dust (without
taking it apart) thinking it was just dust but hasnt made a different
(in fact worse).

Suggestions please.

I come across this fairly often. Aside from the bearings being shot, the
fans are often bodge fitted into holes that are too tight or not the right
shape. This causes the body of the fan to distort & the blades clip it as
they revolve.

Try removing the fan from the ceiling/wall & see what the 'fit' is like.
Should be an easy loose fit, not a force it in fit.


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk