Lasko Elite Collection 18" Pedestal Fan.

[@TinTran-c2t]

I have one that I bought back in 2016 when I was only 6 at the time lol and. Lost the remote for it just recently

[@FansandCars]

Interesting concept on the oscilation. I thought there was a motor to push the pin down inside the nacelle.

[@moedaranks]

I stole my mother's fan lol she not using it so I just took it from her room . This fan works great .

[@fansgalorellc621]

moe daranks Yes it does. I love my Lasko.

[@qakm3207]

Mine won’t work can u help

[@fansgalorellc621]

Ameer Alghanim I can try. What’s not working? Is the switch lighting up?

[@qakm3207]

@@fansgalorellc621 the blade wont spin i tried everything but it wont work

[@fansgalorellc621]

You might need to oil it. Does it spin freely at least?

[@qakm3207]

@@fansgalorellc621 yes it does but powering the fon on will not do anything to the blade but it will illuminate the bottom remote thing

[@fansgalorellc621]

How about the motor, does it hum? If it hums it probably just needs to be oiled. If not, it might just be dead. Sometimes the fuses snap overtime.

[@memec2817]

I have that fan

[@Garth2011]

Not that great a fan. The power supply/electronics board makes a loud hum noise when slowed to any speed other than high. It also doesn't have a very slowest speed and makes too much noise and wind. Some of the pedestal design magnifies the hum noise from the fan head unit. Other than this unnecessary noise and inability to run at slower speeds, a great fan. We took our back due to this. They need to reengineer the power supply with better components to minimized the hum and design a better speed ratio,

[@fansgalorellc621]

I have noticed it does indeed magnify that hum you mentioned. As for yours making noise like that, something was probably defective from it.

[@Garth2011]

Not likely, we returned three of them after the same symptoms from them all.