Lasko 20" tunnel drive fan cleaning. Attention there are 4 different parts

If Frank can fix it, you can fix it, cleaning, and reassembling Lasko 20" tunnel drive. Please watch clips 3 carefully taking it apart is the same as putting it back together, just in reverse. Take out the two screws around the outer bezel in the rear at 10 and 2 o'clock. Then push down on the front bezel underneath the control panel, the front screen will pop right off. . Very easy, only two screws holding on the front bezel. Good luck

[@kirwin623]

Thanx, Frank! You saved a perfectly good fan from the garbage heap! LOL

[@lindahilpert935]

Thank you so much! I struggled to clean the front with cotton swabs and a small brush but was so frustrated that I was unable to clean the dirty blades. Those little screws were nicely concealed. Thank you for pointing them out!

[@michelea9725]

Awesome, thank you! Now our fan is cleaned and oiled. Runs sooooo much better. :)

[@hennysworld2382]

I have the same one and my fan blade is seizing 😕 I wish I could find a video on how to get the blade off so I can clean the inside and lubricate it

[@abeliever3181]

Thank you so much for making this video, I could figure how to clean this fan without destroying it to safe my life!

[@TheDive25]

I can't thank you enough sir. I've had that fan for years and could never figure out if it came apart. How many thousands of these get thrown out every year because people can't figure out how to clean them.

[@taritavirtue]

Frank is a ROCK STAR ⭐️ of mass proportions!! thank you Sir!! 🙏 ⬇️ Just like Christy Birling’s comment below... i was searched everywhere ( trying to find out how to take this sucker apart ) so it could be thoroughly CLEANED. when i told my better half about my plans - he URGED me not to take the fan apart. i was determined to OPEN the fan ( without breaking it ) and was not going to let the manufacturers user manual stop me! a fan needs to be cleaned... and a simple dusting, vacuuming and even power blowing was b.s. i was going to open this filthy fan come hell or high water. thankfully, YOUR VIDEO ( ❤️ this video ) did what NO OTHER ONES could! BRAVO!! BRAVO 👏!! even the Lasko user manual specifically indicated that this fan is not intended to be taken apart for cleaning. well THEY WERE WRONG and you Frank made my week a million times better!! you have my deepest and sincerest gratitude!!!

[@Pauljmccolgan]

Excellent instructions, just have to listen to him in beginning. He explains it perfectly! Took me a while to find dang screws, that is all.

[@CrispyAppleMac]

Wow! Thanks SO much. Driving me crazy that I couldn't figure it out.

[@flyboy8533]

You're welcome!

[@mariar9747]

Thanks!! I didn’t even see the screws on it 🤣

[@petalpascall9192]

OMG life saver I was about to get rid of mine

[@flyboy8533]

Saved the day. LOL

[@midnightprayer5784]

Thanks! I've got 4 of these fans I'm about to Clean since watching your video!!! God bless.

[@paula98033]

Frank you just point to screws and clips, also you show already opened fan. You are not showing how did you remove the tabs and screw. Please update your video!!!.Thanks

[@flyboy8533]

Watch video all the way through especially clip number 3 clearly shows you how to take it apart and put it back together. Good luck

[@zinnakatt8312]

Grabbing the plastic grill with pliers and pulling just breaks the little plastic grill fins and it still doesn't come off. There is nothing to grab on the front grill to pull on it and the back doesn't pull off either even with the screws out.

[@romalifetreasuresemporiuml2209]

Thank you. Now I can have my fan without all of the dust flying in my face. Muha!

[@aquamoon4401]

Thank you! I also just figured out that the hole on the outer area of the blade is for a screw driver to go in and unscrew the entire blade so I can clean the motor now!

[@tubewatcher2u]

Very helpful video. Finding the screws is the key. There are 7 with the 3635 model. I used the vaccum for the back of the motor. May need to take it apart one day to get behind there. The fan is good to go for now. Thanks again.

[@Repovich82]

Thank You so much for sharing this- You are seriously my hero right now! I have been trying to figure out how to disassemble this effing thing for longer than I care to admit & ofcourse the most difficult part of it is Finding the damn screws!!🤦 Your the man Frank! 🍻

[@flyboy8533]

You're welcome, so glad I could help !

[@Chortlebrah]

I watched until 1:38 and knew what you meant. Found the screws easily and popped right off. Thanks a lot! My fan was FILTHY haha ✌

[@kathiepochron9983]

Thank you for this video,it was very helpful you saved me from buying a new one even though you didn't show how to pop the front off? i think i 'll just hope for the best and give it a try putting a screw driver in there to pop it of...fingers crossed

[@melanindread]

Thank you . After cleaning it started blowing at its original speed

[@alondraaguilar2009]

Sir thank you for posting this! It was a real help.

[@christybirling3299]

I have been looking everywhere on how to clean my fan. Thank you, thank you, thank you. (And yes - so easy I can't believe it.)

[@cheryljay2771]

I have a really dirty one that was dumped. It still works but I want to clean it. How do I take the blade off?

[@flyboy8533]

There's is a screw on the side of the motor assembly

[@sm-cf8qs]

Thank you! I have the Lasko A20100 and the operating manual says only use vacuum brush attachment...and my fan is brand new but I already know that a vacuum is not going to clean it properly when it needs cleaning. My model looks like it will come apart just like this. So thank you very much!

[@marlacrossley5906]

Thank you for making this video! Just wasted an hour with a tooth brush!

[@flyboy8533]

Glad it helped!

[@paula98033]

Frank, you did not show how to remove the two screws and where is the location of screws. Thanks

[@nestordbg]

3:52

[@georgelindsey6993]

This video was very helpful, thank you

[@750suzuki]

My Wind Tunnel w/remote (Model A20700) does not disassemble as described in video. Six screws and the two clips need removing/unhooked to pull the front face off. Mine came from Wally World.

[@wildflower508]

Your awesome I could not figure this thing out for nothing.... Lol

[@jpcooler]

How do you get the fan blade off to clean the front of motor?

[@flyboy8533]

There's is a screw on the side of the motor assembly.

[@rosieanderson6181]

Thank you so much. I have a similar fan and was going to throw it out if i could not figure out how to clean it.

[@sarahharper3634]

Got hair caught in fan and none of these videos show me how to get it out

[@flyboy8533]

Glad I could help

[@pab10100]

Thank you very helpful video info, so I clean 🧽 mine 👌 and look like new again Frank thank you again.

[@akiraleal]

Thanks frank, helped alot.

[@spiritofhalloween9537]

do you know what year this fan was made ?

[@susanasher6939]

Thank you, Frank!!!!

[@flyboy8533]

You are very welcome

[@paula98033]

Thanks Frank. It worked.

[@glendaowens1349]

Do anyone know to tighten sides? fan to keep tilting backward

[@merhawituumzghi6307]

Thank you very much, God bless you.

[@antonio20123]

Thanks man. Btw Im on my phone, I can barely hear you.

[@Spartan483]

Thanks this was very helpful.

[@karminmo9398]

Mil gracias ☺️

[@planthing]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@flyboy8533]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nalaredneb78]

While cleaning I noticed what a magnet the fan is for dust! Metal fans seem to be easier to clean.

[@ms.bettybilitz9584]

Thanks!!! It’s clean😀

[@robeenero]

Thanks for the locale of these screws. If you are looking where the screws are located for cleaning, he shows you at 3:48 in.

[@eloisehamilton2395]

Here's an interesting twist. If you've removed the 2 top screws like in the video and the front of your fan still won't come off, look for two more screws on each side. And if you say still can't remove the front of your fan, check the bottom for two additional screws. My fan has SIX screws.

[@patriciaochoa9994]

Thank you for the help!! It was so easy

[@jphawkins8840]

I can’t get to the 2 screws…HELP!!

[@flyboy8533]

10, 2 and 6 on the back.

[@saphire1259]

Too bad you weren’t really clear on how to remove the screws and where they were. I had to read the comments and another person told me how to do it.

[@anthonym3021]

This does help!!!

[@debrareynolds8795]

Yay, thank you!

[@flyboy8533]

You're welcome, glad I could help

[@gvm1964]

Thank you!!!!!

[@flyboy8533]

You're welcome!

[@flyboy8533]

Please watch clips 3 carefully taking it apart is the same as putting it back together, just in reverse. Take out the two screws around the outer bezel in the rear at 10 and 2 o'clock. Then push down on the front bezel underneath the control panel, the front screen will pop right off. . Very easy, only two screws holding on the front bezel. Good luck

[@Vicious777]

The screws!!!!

[@letknowledge_increase]

I wanted to see how you take it off. Not clean it, anybody can do that. Smh

[@davesogn3329]

Can't hear a word you're saying

[@m0xmAn]

Dis you know that you can talk while taking off the fan? Saves more time and add more visuals to the subject rather than your face