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Extractor Fan Lubrication.

Would you lubricate a fan motor this way?

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


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  • I've posted this incident before. When I was on a large construction site for a Sappi paper mill, in the sticks in South Africa in the 70's, 4 English engineers from Beloit Whalmsley - a paper machine builder, were burned alive in the early hours, when all were staying in one of many residential caravans. It was thought that the cause was a stalled, wall mounted, kitchen extract fan: this was clogged up with grease. I think that nowadays these fans with synchronous motors are protected from stalling.


    Jaymack
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  • I've posted this incident before. When I was on a large construction site for a Sappi paper mill, in the sticks in South Africa in the 70's, 4 English engineers from Beloit Whalmsley - a paper machine builder, were burned alive in the early hours, when all were staying in one of many residential caravans. It was thought that the cause was a stalled, wall mounted, kitchen extract fan: this was clogged up with grease. I think that nowadays these fans with synchronous motors are protected from stalling.


    Jaymack
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