Noisy Panasonic FM15E6 ceiling fan failed to start.
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2016
- Noisy sound is a notification of blades imbalanced. Clean off the dust and re-torque all the screws securing the blades would help solve the problem (not showed in video).
When the fan failed to start or not so smooth while starting all you need to do would be to change the capacitor.
The 0.1 uF 245 V capacitor cost less than Rm2.
My fan had multiple issues. A power surge happened and burned two capacitors.
The 630V 845J CBB22 capacitors is rather hard to come by. Not every shop sell it. It cost Rm2. - Jak na to + styl
Thanks for this tutorial..now i know how to solve the problem and change the capasitor by self at home,😊
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Tks Liew, I hv the same problem with this type of panasonic fan. Ihv change the PCB once some 4 yrs back but now it is happening again, rattling sound and the fan is spinning very slow. But thks to your video I will try to change that capacitor C1 and hope it will solve my problem.
It is a common issue for ceiling fan. Can’t afford to always change the whole board when it is a capacitor not working.
@@CityBoyLiew , Hi Liew, I went to Jln Pasar, bought 2 sets of caps - .1microF n .82microF and change both on my 2 panasonic ceiling as both also started to spin very slowly and gave a grinding sound. Whalla, after changing the caps, both fans now work perfectly, much tks to you. I chked the faulty caps with multimeter and indeed it was partially bad, very low capacitance, from 100nf it now becomes 15nf.
How years is the fan been using used?
@@CityBoyLiew 5 years
Statistically it is about 5years the capacitor will be malfunctioned. I guess that’s the life expectancy for that capacitor.
wow! awesome! i have the exact same noise but not as loud...... maybe i will just try with tightening the blades 1st.! never touch it since installed.
Another easier alternative would be to apply a thick layer (1mm) Vaseline Silicone Jelly over the inner wall of the fan's cover. It provide a buffer layer between the cover and the main body. Don't forget to apply onto the clip as well. That buzzing noise were suspected to be caused by the friction between plastics. You may get one small bottle easily from pharmacy.
Hi there, mind share is your experience with this noise issue 2years ago? What’s your way in solving this issue?
Hi Mr. Liew, was wondering if a fan speed remained same no matter which speed you choose from the remote, will that be a problem to the capacitor also ? ... and if that's the case, can i also use the method of changing capacitor rather than changing the whole PCB ? i am using F-M14-D9
Exactly !
Just the few capacitor. Each cost less than Rm5.
do u happen to have videos on testing capacitors ? .. there are few of them .. and there wasn't apparent burnt marks ... it's hard to decide which one to change
I did not have the device required. It will always be the biggest capacitor seen on board not working or the tiny one as showed in video not working. If the fan remained the same will always be the motor capacitor not working. I would buy both capacitor and change the bigger one first. If problem persist will changed the smaller one.
Hello boss boleh tolong 5blade fan how capaciter pasang
Wow... Thanks! Informative! I have KRK 3 speed remote ceiling fan capacitor replaced too! 3rd speed was slow as 2nd speed! Finally, replacement on 1.8uf 500vac capacitor (other 2 : 2.4uf 250vac & 5.0uf 250vac) then 3rd speed back to as it is! So Bro. Do you know which capacitor controls the 1st & 2nd speed? Still, how to solve the "little ticking sound"?
My wild guess will be one of those red color non polar capacitors. The smallest value one perhaps for slower speed. I had lots of sleepless night caused by the “little ticking” sound. I tried apply petroleum jelly around the brim of the cover. It seems working for a few days. I remembered someone below mentioned about the ticking annoying sound caused by the bigger capacitors. Not really sure if it will be applicable for your situation.
@@CityBoyLiew thanks for your prompt response! Erm, I think of that way too 1.8uf might control the lowest speed compare to the 5uf capacitor controls highest speed! But, since I couldn't find the 2.4uf and 5uf capacitor, then I replaced the 1.8uf to just did a test, boom... It's 3rd speed's capacitor! Haha.
Oh, so he/she from the comment finally solved the ticking noice by changing the highest reading capacitor? black or red?) Then I shall change all the rest to give it a try? Haha.
@@raymondlooi You can get all the capacitor you need from AliExpress. The higher capacitance control higher speed. The yellow one is a safety capacitor or most time we call x2 capacitor. It has nothing to do with fan speed. Usually is just to filter noise in power supply line so the fan would not cause interface signal to near by electronic devices.
@@chanh9220 Thanks, dude! Do you mean those RED Capacitors just for noise filtering? Nothing relate to speed control? What does the x2 capacitor mean? Standby? 😅 Love to learn more!
Can you please show or tell me how to remove the board from the clips, I tried but couldn't.
Try hold two adjacent clips with both thumb and gently push it back to release the board from the holder. Need some force but not until it break the plastic holder.
Alright, will try again.. Tks for the prompt reply..
Mr. Liew, if the panasonic fan sounds noisy, when switch off it quiet immediately, while the fan still spinning and quiet, what would be the problem?
Provin Tan change motor capacitor on the PCB. Refer to my video below
czcams.com/video/n1S-tP6OG3A/video.html
Thanks Josh. Will try it out.
Hi Josh, just replaced the 0.85uF and it did the trick. Thanks so much for sharing.
Hi there, may I know if the 0.85uF capacitor is the yellow tiny capacitor or the motor capacitor (biggest red) in the board? Do share your experience here. It definitely helps more people who face this problem.
It's safer to switch off the main switch. Take a picture of the wiring connections before you unscrew or remove the circuit board.
Good advise.
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Very Good video which helps to reduce the electronic wastes.
Highly Respected.
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Hello sir. The problem i am facing now is that my ceiling fan doesn’t spin at all. Is that also a problem with the capacitor. Appreciate ur reply sir.
Have you solved it by now?
Tbh it's wrong capacitor, these fans the noise is caused by the motor capacitor 1.6 - 1.9uF 500v, depending on the model. I've used multimeter to check and the capacitor mentioned in the video along with those surrounding are always fine on many fans I've repaired. It's always the motor capacitor that loses its charge and causes the motor to hum due to insufficient current. The burn marks don't really indicate anything cos the capacitor themselves are always okay when tested for capacitance.
Josh CA
Thanks for your sharing. It certainly helps many other people.
May I know which capacitor in the video belongs to motor capacitor?
It is the yellow or one of those in red?
SengChoy Liew the biggest red one. On your fan I think it's 1.8uF 500v. It varies from different models of the kdk /panasonic fan range from 1.6 to 1.9uF.
The 1.8uF 500v are meant for motor capacitor? I have been doing try and error until it works. May I know which one in the board supposed to be meant for motor?
how do you check the capacitor when its mounted on the PCB? You desoldered them ?
@@CityBoyLiew this type fan got 7 speed rite..SO 1.8uf 500V normally for the highest speed. It's same goes to other model like 3 speed or 5 speed. But u need to check other caps like 2uf 250V and 2.4uf 250V as well.Some time the value dropped a little depend on how long u keep running with caps problem.If u run with long hours , some time it will attack other caps.if u need more details and how to trouble shoot ceiling fan motor and board, just visit my FB kipaspro.com
great solution I have the same problem. BTW I m from Malaysia . where do you the the capacitors. I try to get it online
louis chan
Try Jln Pudu.
I bought it from Jln Pudu
Have you solved? Share is your experience. Probably the biggest capacitor malfunction.
Same with panasonic F-M15E6
Correct. Seems like a common issue.
@@CityBoyLiew oh ok is a panasonic F-M15E6 so i think.
@lydsharif Easy to find spare parts. Easy to fix too.
I need you to fix mine, where do u stay?
Try kaodim.com
630V is 630 Volt not 630 Watt;
824J = 0.82uF , "J" is 5% tolerance not Joule
Thanks for clarification.
I couldn't open the cover shown at 1:40, even a technician that I called couldn't open it. HELP!
My story:
Last time my fan could not spin fast anymore, and an old technician changed the whole board, costing RM166, and the old board he didn't give me back for me to analyze the problem (I wanted to change the capacitor, but this old technician thinks he knows it all). But the new board he changed for me, made the fan spin fast, but after a while, there is no WIND! WTH! My house has 6 same panasonic fans in total, I want to try to exchange the new faulty board with other fan.
Could you slide the cover according to the Open direction?
@@CityBoyLiew I managed to open 3 fans cover, the other 3 cannot open, somebody locked it down! ==!!!
@@CityBoyLiew My room fan is the one I wanted to change, it cannot be opened, the old technician somehow locked the cover, I have to find the old technician to open the it again.
Try rotate the other side or spray small amount of lubricant. It could have jam or plastics melts and stick onto each other. Some model do rotate the other side. It occurred to me once when the cover don’t know why becomes to hard to open. Try also push in then rotate. The notch can be slightly bigger that’s way jammed. Not really act of other people. It is definitely mechanical.
If that’s the case then try 4D oil.