Noisy fan on range hood
Our 2002 Northern Lite 10-2 CD has a range-hood fan that is loud. Have you replaced yours with a less-noisy one? What did you use and is it satisfactory?
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fpoole wrote:
and the vent flapping in winds... 3am of course... flap, flap, flap..... since they are related? if not, delete this post. thanks.
My 5th wheel vent flap has a locking tab so it doesn't flap when going down the road. I just lock it down on windy days when the range is not in use. I probably will install something on the TC to do the same.2oldman wrote:
Put a sock or a bag in the outside vent cover.
Kewl, heheh, will try that... like "Put a sock in it.' thanks 2OM.. appreciate it..- There was a post a few months back about using a computer fan with good results .
2oldman wrote:
gregchambers wrote:
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/produ...00?ie=UTF8&psc=1fpoole wrote:
Put a sock or a bag in the outside vent cover.
and the vent flapping in winds... 3am of course... flap, flap, flap..... since they are related? if not, delete this post. thanks.
the flap on my TT has little flip out stops to prevent that. wondered why they put them in. :)
bumpygregchambers wrote:
Link no work. Periods indicate missing code.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/produ...00?ie=UTF8&psc=1fpoole wrote:
Put a sock or a bag in the outside vent cover.
and the vent flapping in winds... 3am of course... flap, flap, flap..... since they are related? if not, delete this post. thanks.- The following is a variable speed fan control that allows you to tune the fan down to an audibly acceptable level. It takes drilling a small hole in your hood for the control knob and somewhere to hide the controller ( I was able to mount mine in the sheet metal cover under the hood that hides the wires from the controls back to the fan/light) but it wasn't difficult to install and the wife loves it. Not bad for $10. You can use the fan at full speed if needed but most of the time we have it on 1/2 speed which is much quiter and all that is needed.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/produ...00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - Hood fan sounds awful! I always imagine the tips of the fan blades being flat from where they rub.
- and the vent flapping in winds... 3am of course... flap, flap, flap..... since they are related? if not, delete this post. thanks.
