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Losenges

New Member

• Aug 1, 2015

• #1

My kenlowe fan has been running fine, until I realised one day that it wasnt coming on at all, thankfully we were not in a traffic jam on a hot day. I think that the fuse casing is what has broken, so its simply not connected. Problem is where do I buy a new casing from? The pic shows the two parts. It looks like a fuse wire to me, but i really dont know what I'm talking about! Its a 17" fan, with manual/override and fast/slow switches, and is well over 15 years old.

Any ideas gratefully received...Thanks

 

Turboman

Mab An Gov

• Aug 1, 2015

• #2

Try a search! Been a lot of discussion of this before. Most suggest remove and refit standard fan and cowl, that is what I did.

To be fair, that looks like an older model Kenlowe which are supposed to be a bit better than newer ones. Have you rung Kenlowe about the part? And google search for ebay etc?

 

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Losenges

New Member

• Aug 1, 2015

• #3

Thanks i did search but obviously not very well! part of my problem was that i wasnt sure what term to search for, being the numpty I am i was only guessing it was the fuse casing. I'll phone kenlowe, if its expensive I might just ram it together and bind it up i dont think it blew, it just got knocked somehow. Thanks for the advice tho.

 

Brown

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Aug 1, 2015

• #4

Looks like you've got enough spare wire there to just cut it off and fit a modern fuse holder and fuse. That's what I'd do. Then at least replacing them would be easy as it would be a standard size.

 

Yoyodyne

Well-Known Member

• Aug 1, 2015

• #5

Bog standard blade fuse and female Lucas connectors on the wires - job done

 

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LifetimeLandy

Active Member

• Aug 2, 2015

• #6

Yoyodyne said:

Bog standard blade fuse and female Lucas connectors on the wires - job done

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That's what more recent Kenlowes are fitted with but don't fit the smaller type one with the mini fuses. Too fiddly, and there's a better supply of the larger blade fuses whenever you visit a car breakers yard.