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Replaced with a 230v AC fan from McMaster-car.
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Lincoln Electric AC 230 fan failed - Upgrade
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Excellent job Norm!
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It does. It seems like most of the fans are structured the same. The unseen differences are size, voltage, hazmat capable, water tolerant, etc. This one is basic. It’s actually pretty solid, heavy and all aluminum.
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I should add. You can also get them with wire leads, terminals, or quick disconnects. I chose wire leads to give me more wire. I cut the old wire close to the old fan. I could have unscrewed them at the other end, but didn’t want to fight the space with my hands. All in all, it was a simple job. You can see I didn’t fret over making it pretty. I needed it working.
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