Once the fan mount is installed can you slide the fan out of the bracket?
1691325
I no longer have this fan, but, no, I don't think you could remove it from the bracket once installed.
1691326
No, it's attached by the hinge which is not reachable. Even if you could detach it, the fan is not shaped in a way that it would stand up by itself. I have two of these mounted under cabinets in my office. They are quiet, and move a lot of air. Very recommended.
1120141
I would recommend cutting a hole big enough for the fan. U can then screw it in place. Luckily the cabinet i had already had a hole big enough to mount this into.
506493
Yes it is very easliy removable. I like the product except for my fan has never worked.
2277742
Remove to wing nuts and tilt it off the bracket above. The brackets stay in place for simple re-installation.
966868
I believe you should be able to. All I needed to do was unplug the fan and remove one screw and the fan/wheel unit was removed. A real easy procedure.
1789047
The bracket is attached to the hard drive you are replacing. Just unscrew it and attach the bracket to the new one and it will slide in.
1937586
The fan is not reversible unless you physically take it apart and re-assemble it backwards. This requires new holes and new rivets. Therefore you should mount it with the small circular side for intake. The face plates are not interchangeable.
1103544
Looks like the fan's case can be disassembled with a screwdriver. Haven't tried, though.
1210847
Yes, the bracket base is held on with a machine screw on each side that easily can be unscrewed. I removed the base to screw the base in place.
969599
The bracket is pretty simple; just a big "U" shaped metal strip with a single hole in the center. It pivots at both points at the fan connection. If you use a single bolt to secure the fan bracket, it can swivel if it is not too tight. It sounds like you can bolt the bracket to the window, swivel around the bolt to point the fan, then use the pivot at the fan to aim it up or down. Good fan, BTW; moves lots of air.
1401489
No. Take the old fan blade off the old motor by removing the pin and sliding the blade off.
749373
Hi, mine had a small screw near the plug/outlet, then you look along the opposite side on the frame. There are 2 tabs that just slide in and out from the frame. The screw holds in the fan assembly place on one side, and the tabs on the other. It's very easy.
690913
Yes and no, it comes with its own bracket so you simply take off the little plastic one and put this one in its place. Beware I had to be careful not to strip the screws that came with this, they are very easy to strip the threading off of.
10344
You will have to mount onto something but mounting brackets are very flexible. this is a great fan, still going strong after a couple years of hard use and love the thermostat option.
516343
No, there is a removable cover on the back, but no brackets to mount anything. There may be a way to mount a fan setup as there is plenty of space, and you could make your own mounting, but there is nothing built-in to this unit.
1359103
The mounting bracket is a separate piece. Unfortunately, we can't remember if it can be installed purely from below. Sorry!
1940222
You should pull air out of the back of the case. If you look on the edges of the fan there are arrows that indicate air flow direction . use this to help you install.