Repair:

• If the fan motor is malfunctioning but not completely broken, it may just need lubrication, cleaning, or replacing bearings.

• If the fan blades are out of balance due to dirt or minor damage, they can often be cleaned or balanced without the need for a full replacement.

• Electrical issues such as faulty wiring can be repaired without replacing the entire fan.

Replacement:

• If the fan motor is completely burned out or beyond repair, replacing it with a new, more energy-efficient model may be necessary.

• If the fan blades are cracked or severely out of balance, replacement may be the only viable option.

• If the fan is beyond repair, replacement may be more cost-effective than continually repairing it.

Inspection: Inspect the fan motor, blades, bearings, and the entire fan assembly for wear and damage.

Cleaning: Clean fan blades, motor components, and vents to ensure smooth airflow.

Lubrication: Apply lubrication to bearings and moving parts to reduce friction and wear.

Balancing: Rebalance the fan blades to reduce vibrations and ensure smooth operation.

Remove the Old Fan: Disconnect and remove the damaged fan motor and blades.

Install New Fan: Install the new motor and fan blades, ensuring proper alignment and balance.

Wiring: Reconnect the electrical wiring for the motor.

Testing: Perform operational tests to ensure the fan is running smoothly and efficiently.