DIY Journey Building and Protecting My Standing Fan for Long Lasting Use.
Using an electronic device comes with a lot of benefits and also with a lot of disadvantages because you must be up and doing with the maintenance. In anything you do, so long as it is an electronic device, you must first be able to protect it like your life depends on it. I was using an electronic standing fan because I could not get an air conditioner, but when I got the fan, I was advised to get a specific product, which is the OX product, but I didn't agree because I felt all of them are the same regardless of the product or the brand.
The first product I got for a standing fan was an infamous brand, which lasted me for some time before it got destroyed by high current. The same thing happened to the OX fan I later got, and now I have gotten another product that is Fadar. This Fadar product was suggested to me by the seller, and I checked the description to see that the seller was saying what I wanted to hear. Fadar products come with a head, which is the brain box of the standing fan, a stand, 3 blades, and others. I will be doing a brief discussion about the Fadar standing fan.
About the Fadar Standing Fan
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The Fadar fan is an FD-1902 model. It has a voltage of 230 V/50 Hz and a capacity of 60 watts at max. It weighs 7.0 kg and is white. It has 3 speed controls, of which 3 happens to be the highest level of the fan. Likewise, it produces a strong, cool breeze that can make you fall asleep in seconds. It is powered with a high-speed motor that works so fast without breaking out. I assembled the fan by myself, and that is why I have shared the process in which I assembled it here in the pictures I will be sharing. It was a bit stressful for me to set up because I had a little issue with fixing the fan cover, but I eventually got it sorted in due time, and now the fan is working in good shape.
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The fan blade was easy to assemble because it has been made easy right from the producer of the brand, and they have given me a clue on how to set it, and what I just have to do is just to place the blade on top of the iron metal that has a hole drilled in it and then screw it to get it firm. Moreover, the from label of the Fadar standing fan is plastic, and to get the accurate result, you have to clip it with care so that the edges won't break off.
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Final Stage
Their standing fan also has some safety precautions that I feel I need to follow to ensure that I enjoy the product very well. One of the important things I discover is that the fan must not be used at the over-rated voltage. This is one of the things that can easily spoil any device we may be using, even if it's not a fan. Another thing is that, before doing any maintenance, the fan must be unplugged to get a better operation done. And lastly, using water to clean the fan is not a good idea, as it will destroy the brain box. I am happy I am using a new device, and I hope it lasts well for me. Thanks for reading.
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