Electric Fan Repair : How To Replace Thermal Fuse

[@meekinheritor2171]

Best tutorial so far! No music, no talking and clear, precise, correct and to the point.

[@EdgieORepairs]

Wow, thanks!

[@boblim1227]

Yes agree no headache back ground disturbing music and no fast forward play back like some other video

[@TorquinDSL]

Thank you for this tutorial. It helped me fix my 20 year old high-velocity fan that just died. Works like new now.

[@boblim1227]

Thank you for explaining in English. Very neat job and very well explained in detail.

[@adrianpavelescu9811]

Awesomesauce! Thank you for the video. You sir, just saved me about 200 bucks!

[@MetalNick]

Thanks. I have a slightly different kind of motor but this helped me figure out the problem.

[@dbbias1416]

Thank you for this very helpful video 👍💯❤

[@EdgieORepairs]

You are so welcome

[@MortyParko]

Are you sure you can solder thermal fuse?

[@caitlin8693]

What are you trying to demonstrate at 5:46?

[@ceeweedsl]

He is showing that there is no continuity. The test showing that the fuse is "blown".

[@MetalNick]

Does anyone know the difference between 250V ~ H3 and 250V ~ N8? I can't find any information about H3 and N8. Thanks.

[@omarbuentello9090]

Great video

[@coondogtheman]

Doesn't the heat from soldering break the fuse? I've heard that you can't solder these on. Plus you used heat shrink tubing.

[@ceeweedsl]

No, not if you solder quickly like he did. I also soldered mine and used shrink. Just being slightly careful. 120 C is very hot.

[@coondogtheman]

@@ceeweedsl I think you can put some type of heat sink onto the wire such as a pair of pliers while you solder and that may help.

[@ceeweedsl]

I used to have some little aluminum spring clips (similar to alligator but no teeth) for heat sinks, don't know where they went. @@coondogtheman

[@ham23eded]

Can we short the fuse?

[@omarbuentello9090]

Thank you

[@PowWowDAO]

This looks hard but I'm gonna DO IT

[@thorconley72]

Do you have a preferred vendor to buy thermal fuses from in USA?

[@EdgieORepairs]

I don't have a preferred vendor. I bought the fuses from an online seller. The fuse should be available anywhere. Get the voltage, current rating and operating temperature.