Exhaust Fan Maintenance

Thoroughly clean the fan blades to remove grease and dirt buildup, ensuring optimal airflow efficiency.

Check the motor and belts for signs of wear and tear, lubricating as necessary and replacing worn parts to prevent breakdowns.

Ensure that the fan blades are properly aligned within the housing to prevent vibration and noise issues.

Clean the fan housing and surrounding areas to remove grease, dust, and debris, preventing potential fire hazards and maintaining cleanliness standards.

Inspect electrical connections to ensure they are secure and free of corrosion, reducing the risk of electrical malfunctions.

Check fan bearings for signs of wear or excessive play, replacing them if necessary to prevent fan failure.

Check fan bearings for signs of wear or excessive play, replacing them if necessary to prevent fan failure.

Ensure that the exhaust fan is properly connected to the exhaust ductwork, preventing leaks and maintaining proper ventilation.

Replace or clean exhaust fan filters regularly to maintain airflow efficiency and prevent grease buildup.

Establish a regular maintenance schedule for thorough inspections and cleaning to prevent issues and prolong the life of the exhaust fan.