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Anonymous users2024-01-24Agree with the statement upstairs, there is currently no particularly good way to keep the fan from getting smoke. Some of them can be blocked with a coarse filter, but most of them can't.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23So far, there is no effective way to keep the exhaust fan from getting dirty fumes.
The double switch in the bathroom is connected to the fan power supply on one side and the control coil power supply on the roof fan contactor on the other.
Remove the oil cup, oil net and other parts of the range hood, soak it in a basin of warm water mixed with 3-5 drops of dish soap and 50ml of vinegar, soak it for 10-20 minutes, and then scrub it with a clean rag. The enclosure and other parts can also be cleaned with this solution. This method has no damage to human skin, no corrosion to the device, and the surface still maintains the original luster after cleaning.
This situation is generally a capacitance problem, and it is good to spend a few dollars to buy an exhaust fan capacitor and replace it in the repair department. I found one from the unit's electrician class, and I just changed it. It's been running for two years now, and it's making a good profit. FYI!
Can be wiped with flour.
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