I need it to move more slowly, just enough that moves hot air during the winter... any ideas?
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This fan has 5 speeds when assembled properly, the lowest speed is very quiet and just circulates the air at a nice pace. We use it outside on our covered patio, the low setting is enough to not blow things away, but give a gentle breeze.
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There are 5 settings on the controller included with the fan. Setting 5 is the slowest and it is pretty slow.
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Try placing the fan in the doorway of the room with the air conditioner in it. Blow air across the hall into the bedroom. Set the speed of the fan on a medium setting, it will be quieter but still move enough cooler air to help a little. Remember, blowing cooler air into dead hot space will not do much good unless you have circulation in the bedroom. Maybe opening a window an inch or two will give you enough flow. Keep in mind you won't make it cold enough to hang meat in there, but maybe reduce the temperature a few degrees.
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Try Restricting airflow, this will help heat the area. Like cover some off the screen cover ect....
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Hi Randy - I unfortunately returned this heater soon after buying it. It had an issue with temperature control - it would heat up really nice and then switch to cold air. I could not get it off of cold air no matter what I tried. I never received feedback as to why, I was just refunded (I asked for replacement). I'll be buying a different heater shortly.
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If it is very hot then this fan will only move the hot air around. You'll probably still need a small A/C unit.
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Magnets would be a good solution to this problem you're having. Can you control the flow of air while you shower? I'm thinking it's the difference between cold and hot air that is causing the movement, or you're just irresistible.
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I can barely get the energy saver to work, essentialy I keep the remote in my hand to control the unit. The only reason I am happy with the unit is that it blows really cold air.
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Try turning the. Thermostat setting higher so it's higher than the room temp.
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We were told by people with no ax to grind that the blowers are problematic; that the best heat-distribution is ceiling fans reversed for winter. We already had the ceiling fans, so that's what we're doing. You can also get those neat little ~4" fans to put in the corner of doorways.
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If you do not intend to run the whole house fan during the winter (and i doubt you would), while winterizining your home, cut a 2'x2' piece of R20 insulation and set it over the baffles in the attic. that will stop any ingression of cold air. just remember to remove it before the first time you use it.
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Try adjusting the rod at the base of the snow blower that connects to the arm by loosening the nut and turning the shaft inward to shortening it but first you will have to pull the pin at the handle that connects to the rod so you can turn it hope this helps you out
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Since I don't know what you want to use it for, I can't really answer the question properly. I will tell you that I was having an issue with my satellite receiver not getting enough air movement in the cabinet I have it in. One of the techs told it was probably a bit too warm in there. I set this up in the cabinet and it seems to have resolved the issue. I liked the variable speed to it because I could run it faster in the summer and move more air, and dial it down in the winter a bit. Only downside is that it's a bit noisy at the higher speed, but I'm not aware of a more efficient way to move air in a small area. Hope that helps. Ray
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Yes, you can try manually unplug wire cable that connect to door actuator then use screwdriver rotate opposite way, then turn on ac you will feel the cold air.good luck
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Wouldn't work. You'd have to set the temp control down so low that the fan would run all the time and probably burn itself out prematurely. If your attic is unfinished, properly vented and adequately insulated, it should already be close to the outside temperature in the winter. Unfortunately, I have no suggestions on how to solve your problem.
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More of a DIY and haven't been doing much this winter. Will be able to answer the question better in the summer.
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I am confident the unit will be inoperative when temperatures drop below freezing. Try fencing, netting, or a system that generates lights and noise.
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We have been down to freezing and it gets pretty stiff. It can still be moved around, but I would imagine it would be tough to coil it neatly.