I Got Another National F-560A1 Ceiling Fan??
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Specifications:
- Model: F-560A1
- Production year: 2001
- Color/finish: White bone
- Blade diameter: 56" (140cm)
- Power rating: 70-75 watts
- Voltage: 220-230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Manufactured for Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd
Made in China.
Are you instigated by the title of this video? Well, if you really think that this fan is my 2nd National F-560A1, you guessed it wrong. Because this is the exact same fan as the yellowed one presented in this video 56" National Industrial Ceiling Fan.
I just want to reveal its current state as the fan was mysteriously self-skincare. I swear, I never did anything related to yellowing removal/bleaching. It literally gets whitened by itself! You can compare it via this video National 560A1’s hum (a condition before I do a deep cleaning to it) and the full demo video as on the aforementioned link. In this video, the fan has been deep cleaned. I washed the plastic motor covers, the canopies, and the blades with soap to remove all the thick dirt (yep, those browned things on the blades turned out to be just some thick dirt). And the final result is as you're seeing on the video right now! I also change the running capacitor as the previous one was already weakened. Therefore, the "daily-beater" concept that I applied to this fan is no longer valid! I know right, the blades are still bent, and even the bearings are still noisy. But to be honest, I am too lazy to fix 'em. That is also because in my opinion, the wobbling and the rock bearings are the main characteristics of this fan!
About the airflow, it cranks more air after the running capacitor is replaced!
Taken on June 1, 2023.
#ceilingfan #industrialceilingfan #national
Specifications:
- Model: F-560A1
- Production year: 2001
- Color/finish: White bone
- Blade diameter: 56" (140cm)
- Power rating: 70-75 watts
- Voltage: 220-230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Manufactured for Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd
Made in China.
Are you instigated by the title of this video? Well, if you really think that this fan is my 2nd National F-560A1, you guessed it wrong. Because this is the exact same fan as the yellowed one presented in this video 56" National Industrial Ceiling Fan.
I just want to reveal its current state as the fan was mysteriously self-skincare. I swear, I never did anything related to yellowing removal/bleaching. It literally gets whitened by itself! You can compare it via this video National 560A1’s hum (a condition before I do a deep cleaning to it) and the full demo video as on the aforementioned link. In this video, the fan has been deep cleaned. I washed the plastic motor covers, the canopies, and the blades with soap to remove all the thick dirt (yep, those browned things on the blades turned out to be just some thick dirt). And the final result is as you're seeing on the video right now! I also change the running capacitor as the previous one was already weakened. Therefore, the "daily-beater" concept that I applied to this fan is no longer valid! I know right, the blades are still bent, and even the bearings are still noisy. But to be honest, I am too lazy to fix 'em. That is also because in my opinion, the wobbling and the rock bearings are the main characteristics of this fan!
About the airflow, it cranks more air after the running capacitor is replaced!
Taken on June 1, 2023.
#ceilingfan #industrialceilingfan #national
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