Clean and Service Honeywell HT804 Turbo Fan

The cleaning and servicing of a Honeywell Turbo Fan, model HT804.. This is the older version of the Turbo Fan which moves significantly more air than the ones currently in production today.. Quite powerful fans for their size; they truly live up to their name..

[@qqqWarriorppp]

*Small but **Fastly.Cool** .We use it in a very large roompositioned about 10 feet awayin 85F outside heatit keeps us cool. No need to turn on the AC.*

[@JordanU]

You're a stinkin advertising freakshow. Find something constructive to do with your time.

[@kbuff634]

Thanks to this video my fan went from in the trash to being oiled up and running like new. Thanks a lot!

[@yallvoir]

Extra applause for comment about planned obsolescence. Extremely helpful video. Have you ever heard of Caframo Chinook fan? The manual actually states that self lubricating bearings can eventually dry out and/or clog and has how to blow out and lubricate the bearings which looks like a less than 5 minute task. I have two and won't buy any other type in the future, however I have a couple of Honeywell fans that I want to keep out of the landfill as long as possible. Thank you for showing me how.

[@r1ckastl3y86]

I have these fans in both colors and they are a pain to take apart and oil and clean every month due to the poor design. This video was very informative and helpful.

[@JordanU]

Glad the video was helpful to you.

[@colmmagner3465]

You have the patience of a saint.

[@JordanU]

Indeed.

[@nyccolm]

@@JordanU Any fan recommendations??

[@JordanU]

@@nyccolm For?

[@blackfirehd884]

Wow what engineer at Honeywell's went out of their way to make this little fan a pain in the ass the clean and to service I've been working on an identical fan for about 7 minutes now and I'm stuck at the motor I don't cut any wires because I don't want to break it I think I'm gonna finish cleaning it with my portable duster thumbs up for the very informational video

[@JordanU]

Thanks.. Would be nice if they spent more of their R&D resources to make something that lasts longer rather than something that's difficult enough to service that most consumers will want to toss and replace instead of service and maintain..

[@paulkern9380]

Great video, especially the parts for: - removing the metal fastener for the fan blade (and that it's not needed because the shaft has a "flat" side) - using a common emery board to smooth out the small scratches on the shaft from removing the metal fastener for the fan blade - replacing the once-only wiring connectors from the switch to the motor with regular wire nuts, so that the plastic housing can be washed in a tub without any wiring attached - using 3-in-1 oil that is for fans (I looked previously for the best oil to use, now I know)

[@JordanU]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad to hear the video was helpful to you.

[@kieransfansgarbagetrucksan8552]

I got a used Honeywell HT-800 and unfortunately it had rust on both the motor and the shaft also thanks for taking off the blade because I don’t know how to and now I do

[@JordanU]

You're welcome.

[@deanmccool213]

Good job cleaning and servicing the fan!

[@JordanU]

Thanks!

[@jackirvin]

love the blade design on the old ones

[@JordanU]

I don't think this blade is any better than the one they make now, it's more so that this one is powered by a stronger motor with more speed..

[@jackirvin]

@@JordanU The old ones have a different blade shape that I like.

[@JordanU]

@@jackirvin The older shape was certainly more original, now it's just another copy of Vornado..

[@kd4baoc612]

It's called a helical washer,and they are designed not to be easily removed from a shaft.

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@aarondunn1489]

Nice video of the Honeywell HT803 Turbo Fan Jordan!

[@JordanU]

Thanks

[@LemontTheFanMan]

Good Servicing video bro enjoyed the video and so glad you got it working again can't wait to see more fan servicing videos gain soon...

[@JordanU]

Glad you enjoyed the video, I'll have some more servicing videos soon..

[@LemontTheFanMan]

@@JordanU Awesome bro i cant wait to see them soon now that its summer maybe do one on the tpi 12

[@JordanU]

@@LemontTheFanMan I do plan to do a teardown of the TPI fans eventually.

[@LemontTheFanMan]

@@JordanU Cool can't wait do you still get on discard ? and also i got the 18 inch tpi on the way the honeywell ht900b psc one & a dc fan on the way lol

[@JordanU]

@@LemontTheFanMan Yes I'll be on discard tonight.

[@Emanfan96]

Been trying to find an older white one that’s not yellowed.

[@JordanU]

OK

[@rndmvideos1629]

Best review ever love you

[@JordanU]

This is not a review...

[@Jlmetante]

I’m done cleaning my fan but When I screw everything back, it just doesn’t have the clicking sound when I move it. So it ended up facing upwards

[@JordanU]

I've never removed the fan from the stand so I'm not sure how the tilting mechanism works.

[@stephanielavallee4521]

Another Honeywell cool

[@JordanU]

Thanks

[@coochieman2307]

Mines is a 2007, it's surprisingly mine has a startup sound

[@JordanU]

OK

[@bmxscape]

dude 2 seconds with scotch brite will remove that rust lol

[@bmxscape]

i got some "low noise" version by accident which sucks cause i use the fan as white noise when i sleep so i replaced the blade with the one from my old fan which makes a louder tone now its mint. really annoying design, theres an amazonbasics fan thats basically equivalent except its much easier to service

[@whatsupyallitsalex4950]

I used to have this fan in black and it's a 2015 kind

[@JordanU]

This particular variant was made long before 2015..

[@whatsupyallitsalex4950]

Oh

[@sethhorst6158]

Does the 2006 models get the same bearing issue?

[@JordanU]

Why would ones made in 2006 be an exception?

[@mckenzia.7563]

Thanks!!

[@JordanU]

You're welcome..

[@Jorddz]

What screwdrivers do you need

[@JordanU]

A Phillips bit and a hex bit, I believe the hex bit is a T10.

[@djbrucebanner9882]

I like it

[@JordanU]

OK

[@stephanielavallee4521]

You may how do you check out or not video and or any boxing on that video on that

[@JordanU]

That doesn’t make sense

[@twentyfour44]

I have that fan but It is black.

[@JordanU]

OK

[@maddmaxx636]

I can say, I have a newer one. I loved the fan but I can't use it at a higher speed than 1. Anything higher it sounds like someone using a jackhammer on a floor full of metal bits, china dishes, and marbles. I might have to toss mine since its unusable at any higher speed than 1. It moves a lot of air but the sound is unbearable.

[@JordanU]

It sounds like the bearings are worn.

[@jakejayjay283]

I have the HT-904

[@JordanU]

OK

[@jakejayjay283]

I have a twin Honeywell Floor Fan

[@JordanU]

I don’t know what that is..

[@jakejayjay283]

Model HT-8800BP ww.honeywell.com>productmodelht8800bp

[@JordanU]

OK

[@MAC-ez2rq]

Bad work for not putting a lock in the blade.

[@JordanU]

It was not needed in this case.

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