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Extractor Fan Lubrication.

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Would you lubricate a fan motor this way?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Asf3C_LflFs


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    WD40 is NOT a suitable lubricant for this application. WD40 is a very thin short term lubricant that will evaporate in hours. WD40 is more of a water displacement and cleaning liquid.  A thin mineral oil or synthetic motor oil would be better.


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    WD40 is NOT a suitable lubricant for this application. WD40 is a very thin short term lubricant that will evaporate in hours. WD40 is more of a water displacement and cleaning liquid.  A thin mineral oil or synthetic motor oil would be better.


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