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Old 08-28-2014, 03:06 PM   #1
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Bathroom vent fan?
Does anyone know what the voltage is on the bathroom fan? Is it 12 volt or 110 volt? I need to replace mine on my Solarice 2553- it's a 1999.
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12 volt. Make sure your getting power to it.
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Vent switch
Thanks, I thought it might be 12 volt because of the small size of the fan motor. Reason I asked is that I need to change the switch. It sticks, so I want to change it.

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Well it doesn't stick anymore. After taking the switch down, I sprayed some WD40 into it and taa taa , it works now! Put it all back together and it's fine.

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Good job, It's those little things that are a PIA
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Almost everyone says WD40 is not a lubricant but when something sticks or squeeks I spray it and it no longer sticks or squeeks. The low price fixes are my favorite.
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It's made from mineral oil. Oil lubricates
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W-40 is made from fish oil not mineral oil.
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You mean when I was a child my mother gave me WD40?
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You mean when I was a child my mother gave me WD40?

Probably! You don't sqeek* do you?

*not to be confused with squeak!
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