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Trying to mask high frequency whine from ceiling fan
How dare me David to ask such a question. I’m so sorry if I’ve offended you by my question. Perhaps you can find it in your heart forgive me...- Ahwman
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Trying to mask high frequency whine from ceiling fan
Yes, not from the spinning blades but from motor compartment of the fan itself...- Ahwman
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Trying to mask high frequency whine from ceiling fan
The sound I’m referring to is present before the motor or fan itself spins upon startup. I theorize that this could be related to how the ac current is converted to dc current. In any case, this seems to be consistent with others who have purchased this model. I’m just hoping there is a way to...- Ahwman
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Trying to mask high frequency whine from ceiling fan
Please forgive me if I’m posting this question in the wrong place. I happen to be hyper sensitive to sound especially when trying to sleep. That said, I recently installed a high end ceiling fan with a dc motor and while the fan itself is very quiet, it produces a constant high frequency (10k)...- Ahwman
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