will it be possible to remove the fan if we choose to?
1362370
You probably could, but it's not really in the way at all. It's underneath and unseen. I wouldn't bother trying to remove it.
1362371
Yes, you certainly could, but I'm not sure why you'd need to. It sits flush with the table top, and is very unobtrusive. It has screws holding it to the top that could be removed.
1362372
Yes, it can be removed if you like. Use a very small, but strong Phillips screwdriver and a maybe a paint scraper.
1362373
I have not tried removing it. But it looks like it is held in place with screws and should be removable.
1038688
I'm not sure, there is no way to by pass the fan blade. I think what ever gets vacuumed comes in contact the the blade. Hope this helps.
535457
I don't know for sure. What you really need is a specialty fan hub removal tool and a big Crescent wrench. Look for the special tool on the internet....one manufacturer is Lisle.
1218675
The fans are screw mounted, so should be replaceable. To replace may require splicing of 2 power wires into 1 or use of an adapter cable.
1854991
If you are using the stock fan, then no. It has a thin film preapplied to the fan.
1965679
No it is not. There are two latches on the back, you undo those, it comes apart and you have access to the fans. I would be careful undoing the latches though because they are fragile.
1008007
No. It took me three hours total to take it apart (multiple screws on the cover and motor casing) and wipe down each individual blade (there are hundreds) on the actual fan part, because those parts don't come off at all. If you value dust free fanning, get an old standby fan. I cleaned that one in 5 minutes.
23566
Yes, just place into the window and close it on top of the fan. It can also be placed in a sliding window, just set it on one end.
1495112
Yes, it an easily be taken down for cleaning. A metal mounting goes on the wall and you slip the fan on mounting and simply lift upwards to take it off. Hope this helps.
1108884
You can easily turn it on/off manually. When the fan is running it will only stay on for the set time interval.
1464855
yes you can, you just have to make adjustments on it. I have not tried it. I will warn you that the fan motor has been having some problems and I have only used it a few times. I have to take the shroud off every time to start so that I can "help the fan get going by spinning it until it has enough power to propel itself. " its a pain
1103544
Looks like the fan's case can be disassembled with a screwdriver. Haven't tried, though.
240597
You'd need to step up to the fan in the ceiling and remove the face plate as the controls are located on the unit itself.
1312106
Its an AC fan, so you can't reverse the fan direction by reversing the Hot/Neutral leads. For a DC fan, yes. But not for this one. I can't remember what the internals look like, but (maybe) you could remove, reverse and reinstall the actual fan. But I'm not sure. And then there is the back flow portion you would have to hold open, otherwise it would pull itself shut all the time the fan is on (reversed).
125644
No. Either have both fans on or off, or have one taking in air and one exhausting air.
807364
I took it out, since my chassis do not have the space in front (there is a BIG front cover). It seems to be a standard 120mm fan, so it certainly is replaceable.
506493
Yes it is very easliy removable. I like the product except for my fan has never worked.