Honeywell HS-300 16" Oscillating Stand Fan | Initial Checkout

[@Daconthocon78]

This fan was from my childhood and I had memories of seeing one at a temple with remote, and some in store.

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@Windmere]

Nice find, I have this exact model. It's interesting how the stand is the only yellowed and brittle part of the fan, especially since I've seen ones where the body itself was yellowed as well, makes me wonder it was in a spot where only the stand got affected. I've had a soft spot for these myself despite the controls and noise level due to my late grandparents having an 18 inch model during my childhood as well as how uncommon they're becoming. My guess is that most of it is due to lack of maintenance, especially since it has those security screws on the motor.

[@richardandmadeleine]

I like the blades,kind of looks like an industrial ceiling fan blades,nice fan

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@RichieRouge206]

It's got a really nice noise. I've got the 12" desk version with normal blades and the exact same motor cover. That hum is quite bizarre lol

[@JordanU]

I can only imagine the hum is introduced by the electronics controls, seems to be often the case.

[@zackdepalma6184]

Mine is from the 2008 if I’m not mistaken I’ll look to make sure when I get a chance

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@zackdepalma6184]

It's should say the month and year on the silver tag on the back of the motor casing

[@TheTornadoSirenFan]

How Do The Date Codes Work On Lasko Box Fans?

[@JordanU]

The date tells you the year it was made.

[@TheTornadoSirenFan]

@@JordanU I Mean, When It Says 2012-13, How Do You Know What Year It Was Made? 2012? Or 2013?

[@TinTran-c2t]

@@TheTornadoSirenFan it was made in 2012 and discontinued in 2013

[@nycfanplaneguy9446]

12:14 I have seen several of these fans thrown out mainly due to lack of maintenance and the control panel gives out

[@JordanU]

That doesn't surprise me.

[@TinTran-c2t]

@@nycfanplaneguy9446 if fans have lack of control panels that means people may be throwing out their Holmes 1 touch fans

[@TinTran-c2t]

So if I have a 1 touch fan for example will it’s control panel give out

[@sethhorst6158]

I remember seeing one at the house of a deceased relative, in rather rough shape.

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@djbrucebanner9882]

I like it

[@JordanU]

OK

[@Krispy80]

first time seeing a Honeywell oscillating fan, I only thought they made floor fans.

[@coochieman2307]

Where you been ?

[@JordanU]

Honeywell made plenty of stand fans over the years.

[@TinTran-c2t]

@@Krispy80 Honeywell had made many versions of stand fans including this the quietset and advanced the mesh grilled double blade one and the one with the poles where you can turn it into a desk fan

[@EskieWolf]

I have the table model of this, the HT-12. It's decent for what it is. But if there was a way to disable that breeze "function", I would Using that function all the time would most likely be a premature death for the motor. As for that lot number sticker, moving companies would stick that on items that couldn't be boxed.

[@JordanU]

I agree, the constant on and off cycles is definitely a lot of wear on the motor.

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

Can't wait to see you servicing the motor of this fan i love that humming sound of this fan good video bro

[@JordanU]

Thanks

[@TheTornadoSirenFan]

Do You Have A Honeywell Turbo-On The Go Fan? I Might Get One Sometime

[@JordanU]

No.

[@LemontTheFanMan]

good video bro i like how the fan blade fills up the whole gaurd but i can't wait to see the service video on it soon i enjoyed the video

[@JordanU]

Me too, I don't know why that's not standard design.

[@crystalscan2002]

i had this exact fan in the late 90s early 2000s , it looks nice but does not move that much air and the bearing locked up after couple of seasons of heavy use, even though i lubed it still locked up, so junk

[@JordanU]

You seem to report that the majority of fans are junk...

[@crystalscan2002]

@@JordanU i have high standards, i do love SMCs, and older laksos, i do like utitech lowes fans

[@TinTran-c2t]

Jordan I suspect this fan is from the 2000s

[@JordanU]

I agree.

[@TinTran-c2t]

@ it’s from mid-lates 2000s I am guessing it’s from 2006

[@AllLoudNation365]

Nice fan! 6:58 Damn! Better get to bed! xD

[@JordanU]

I did right after recording.

[@ShaudFarhang]

It a nice fan

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@DBVintage]

That whole hot standby thing just wastes electricity. And yeah, that breeze mode thing is hilariously bad.

[@JordanU]

I agree, plus it adds a whole bunch of additional components to fail.