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Maintenance tips for your Sears household fan

• Clean fan vent louvers regularly so clean air circulates through your home or exhaust air flow isn't restricted by clogged vent louvers.
• Keep fan motor ventilation slots clean so cooling air circulates properly through the fan motor to prevent the motor from overheating.
• Clean dust and dirt from fan blades regularly to circulate clean air through your home or efficiently exhaust air out of your home. Cleaning fan blades also keeps them balanced and operating efficiently.
• Inspect fan wiring regularly and repair or replace any damaged, frayed or broken wires.

Troubleshooting your Sears household fan when it won't turn on

• Check the power cord. Make sure the fan power cord is plugged into a working outlet or connected to a an electrical circuit in your home that has power. Reconnect the power cord or shut off the house circuit breaker for the fan and reconnect loose supply wire. Repair any damaged power cord or power supply wiring.
• If the fan's electrical outlet or power supply circuit doesn't have power, reset the house circuit breaker for the outlet or circuit. Have an electrician repair the outlet or circuit if resetting the house circuit breaker doesn't restore power to the fan.
• If the fan is getting power through the power cord, you may need to replace the fan switch or fan motor.