can you tell me if it ocillates or just spins in one direction. If it ocillates can you tell me the speeds. I am looking to replace a simluar product
87436
It neither ocillates or spins in one direction, but produces preprogrammed pulsating vibration by selectable 3 modes and adjustable 5 levels of intensity per your needs. It is a patent product from Erisonic Innovation Technology. Erisonic produces 2700-5000 movements per minute, That is 45-83 movements per second, Erisonic works with the skin, not against it. But other sonic brush frequency of more than 300 movements per second, that is 18,000 movements per minute, that is too much, excessive abrasion may not work with skin, but against it to some degree.
936569
It doesn't just spin. Its that "ratchety" turn, like each turn clicks into s gear, but it doesn't audibly click. Hope that helped.
1357054
Google it to be sure but I think so. It is a centrifugal clutch, the faster it spins forces the clutch to engage. So I don't think direction matters. GOOGLE IT TO BE SURE.
647107
It spins slowly. I would guess it to be to the high side of your required speed range. This has the advantage of keeping control. Why is due to the gearing to compensate for a weak motor (it's only six volts and by no means "professional", but it's selling point is being a pink revolver). However it is very useful. My wife loves it!
724121
Mine rotates fine, maybe yours is defective. I've had it for months without any issues.
1211378
Hello, I need a motor to move slow. How slow would it rotate on the slowest speed? Thanks
1738431
That isnt normal to make noise like that. There are mirrors inside that spin though (that is how you see a red line), but it shouldn't make noise.
1477957
thanks for the tips. turned mine around and it works. to me it opensbackwards but it worked so whatever.
997872
There are 3 intensities. I would not call them speeds. And I'm no completely sure if it vibrates or rotates, but all my friends say it looks like its vibrating.
2032433
I looked at mine and there is no way to reverse the motor. It spins on way and one way only. Why would you need to reverse it anyways?
672739
A correction: Previously I said in my e-mail that the unit does not move when oscillating but part of it does. I turned the switch off beforethe movement began when I checked it yesterday. Sorry about that.rend the switch off
867836
If it's spinning non stop, either the gyro isn't set or the tail motor is running to fast or to slow. I've gotten tail motors with the wires soldered on opposite of what they are suppose to be . The white and blue were reversed and the tail blade runs clockwise. It's suppose to run counter clockwise, if your looking at the rear blade side!
908481
It does not oscillate as a regular fan does. The front panel in front of the blades can rotate if you set it do that. You can have it rotate clockwise or counter clockwise and this circulates the air.
1645450
Is it rotating? Or leaning to the left? If it is rotating you can adjust that by the small tuning knob that is on the remote. That can help to adjust the rotation speed and keep it still. If it is leaning that suggests a weight imbalance issue. That's more of a mechanical problem.
1075616
I don't think that this fun is quiet enough for that purpose. The first speed is too fast, which makes it noisy...can you imagine the third speed?On the other hand, I also have the Lasko performance series with the remote control and that one is very quiet.
1884388
No! This spins in one direction. A few years ago they did oscillate and they were a good product. I purchased one a few months ago and sent it back because I thought it was defective. Ordered another one and was shocked to find out it was spinning too. Got my money back and purchased a Clarisonic and love it! It works great. More expensive but definitely worth it. You skin feels so clean after using it. I will never trust buying a Pretika product again.
1835582
Yes it does oscillate. It flips up and down with positioning at any angle. It will oscillate while holding that angle.