Ge Vortalex Fan Identification
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Aug 30, 2016 - Explore LA’s board ’Fans’ on Pinterest. See more ideas about vintage fans, antique fans, old fan.
*Westinghouse Antique Fan Identification
*Ge Vortalex Fan Identification Number Chart Printable
Welp, I did it again guys!
I restored another old fan! ..and to those following me on twitter, this is old news (but I took new and better pictures, so look below!).. But for those who don’t follow me, all you watchers out there, I wanna show you a little project I took on for myself a few weeks ago~ <3
*Dec 7, 2019 - Explore Ty Goldsmith’s board ’Antique fan / lights’, followed by 163 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about antique fans, fan lamp, lights.
*All Desk Fans; Highly Collectible; Ceiling Fans; Motors; Fan Parts. GE Vortalex 10’ Brass Shoulder Screw Arm to Wheel. $12.00 Quickview.
*Antique General Electric Fan GE Whiz Vintage 9” Brass Blade Works Unrestored FPR. $11.30 shipping. Vtg 40’s GE General Electric Vortalex Oscillating Fan Cat FM12V43 Blue 12’ Works. $74.95 shipping. Ending Dec 6 at 5:00PM PST 20h 40m.
The Story
So, I went to an antique store a few months back and noticed a little GE Vortalex fan form the 40s. Here’s the thing, I’ve always thought the Vortalex fans were neat. The blades, the body design, all of it. But this fan was in pretty rough shape. The cage was completely rusted, the blades would hardly budge, it was missing the nut on the oscillation arm. On top of that, when I plugged it in, it only worked on one speed. I decided not to get it..but..it was on my mind for weeks after..still. A few weeks later, the week before FWA, I was out in that area again. I decided I wanted to see the fan again and have another look. It was still there. I expressed my concerns to the kind, old ladies who owned the store. I told them I restored them, which really excited them. I showed them my past work, and they gave me an offer I couldn’t refuse on the Vortalex. And I took it home! Westinghouse Antique Fan Identification
This is what it looked like when I got it~
http://i.imgur.com/k3nOi6r.jpg
Suspecting the speed issues might have come from debris and horrible lubrication for decades, I dropped a little bit of oil in. Turns out, I was correct. It was barely moving on Low speed, but it worked! However, the oscillating was another story entirely. When I took the fan apart and got the grease out of the gearbox, I found the oscillating gear’s teeth were completely destroyed. That meant it needed a new part..which, on a 70 year old fan, would be a little tough to obtain.
Regardless, I went ahead. At least everything else worked, right? I sanded and stripped the paint off, got all the rust off all the way to a silky-smooth, metal surface. I busted out the black and brown tones for this one..since that’s the color scheme of my bedroom. I chose a nice brown for the base and motor casing, a satin black for the cage, and a champagne color for the blades, finishing it all up with a black, braided cloth wire for a vintage feel. And lucky for me, I was able to locate an identical fan in an antique store last Monday, which I promptly bought and took the oscillating gear and arm nut from. The gear from that fan was in perfect condition, so I swapped them out.
After putting it all back together, it runs as smooth and as quiet as it was new..oscillating and everything. AND IT LOOKS SUPER AMAZING!!! I have to say, I’m so very proud of this fan..and I love it and cherish it for forever. Here’s to another 70 years of service and beyond, GE Vortalex! <333Ge Vortalex Fan Identification Number Chart Printable
Here’s some pictures for you all. Have a look! ^^
http://i.imgur.com/6PCev0b.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/WA7xmjN.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/8k6GSPP.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ngaVMBP.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/zqHeVqc.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ueXx3Oc.jpg
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Download here: http://gg.gg/o13c1
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Aug 30, 2016 - Explore LA’s board ’Fans’ on Pinterest. See more ideas about vintage fans, antique fans, old fan.
*Westinghouse Antique Fan Identification
*Ge Vortalex Fan Identification Number Chart Printable
Welp, I did it again guys!
I restored another old fan! ..and to those following me on twitter, this is old news (but I took new and better pictures, so look below!).. But for those who don’t follow me, all you watchers out there, I wanna show you a little project I took on for myself a few weeks ago~ <3
*Dec 7, 2019 - Explore Ty Goldsmith’s board ’Antique fan / lights’, followed by 163 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about antique fans, fan lamp, lights.
*All Desk Fans; Highly Collectible; Ceiling Fans; Motors; Fan Parts. GE Vortalex 10’ Brass Shoulder Screw Arm to Wheel. $12.00 Quickview.
*Antique General Electric Fan GE Whiz Vintage 9” Brass Blade Works Unrestored FPR. $11.30 shipping. Vtg 40’s GE General Electric Vortalex Oscillating Fan Cat FM12V43 Blue 12’ Works. $74.95 shipping. Ending Dec 6 at 5:00PM PST 20h 40m.
The Story
So, I went to an antique store a few months back and noticed a little GE Vortalex fan form the 40s. Here’s the thing, I’ve always thought the Vortalex fans were neat. The blades, the body design, all of it. But this fan was in pretty rough shape. The cage was completely rusted, the blades would hardly budge, it was missing the nut on the oscillation arm. On top of that, when I plugged it in, it only worked on one speed. I decided not to get it..but..it was on my mind for weeks after..still. A few weeks later, the week before FWA, I was out in that area again. I decided I wanted to see the fan again and have another look. It was still there. I expressed my concerns to the kind, old ladies who owned the store. I told them I restored them, which really excited them. I showed them my past work, and they gave me an offer I couldn’t refuse on the Vortalex. And I took it home! Westinghouse Antique Fan Identification
This is what it looked like when I got it~
http://i.imgur.com/k3nOi6r.jpg
Suspecting the speed issues might have come from debris and horrible lubrication for decades, I dropped a little bit of oil in. Turns out, I was correct. It was barely moving on Low speed, but it worked! However, the oscillating was another story entirely. When I took the fan apart and got the grease out of the gearbox, I found the oscillating gear’s teeth were completely destroyed. That meant it needed a new part..which, on a 70 year old fan, would be a little tough to obtain.
Regardless, I went ahead. At least everything else worked, right? I sanded and stripped the paint off, got all the rust off all the way to a silky-smooth, metal surface. I busted out the black and brown tones for this one..since that’s the color scheme of my bedroom. I chose a nice brown for the base and motor casing, a satin black for the cage, and a champagne color for the blades, finishing it all up with a black, braided cloth wire for a vintage feel. And lucky for me, I was able to locate an identical fan in an antique store last Monday, which I promptly bought and took the oscillating gear and arm nut from. The gear from that fan was in perfect condition, so I swapped them out.
After putting it all back together, it runs as smooth and as quiet as it was new..oscillating and everything. AND IT LOOKS SUPER AMAZING!!! I have to say, I’m so very proud of this fan..and I love it and cherish it for forever. Here’s to another 70 years of service and beyond, GE Vortalex! <333Ge Vortalex Fan Identification Number Chart Printable
Here’s some pictures for you all. Have a look! ^^
http://i.imgur.com/6PCev0b.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/WA7xmjN.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/8k6GSPP.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ngaVMBP.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/zqHeVqc.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ueXx3Oc.jpg
American Made Fans * Non-American Fans * Ceiling Fans * Box Fans * Specialty Fans * Mounted Fans * Hi-Res Photos * Fan_Movies and Animations * Catalogs & Advertisements
Tikka t3 serial number lookup. American Made Fan Gallery
(Click the for company information)Air Castle (3)American Electric Fan Co. (3)Barber-Colman (4)Bersted Mfg. Co.(6)Breezer (5)Carleton Company (4)Century (14)Colonial / Peerless (27)Command Air (2)C&C / Crocker-Wheeler (8)Dayton (18)Delco (4)Diehl (27)Dominion (14)Eck Dynamo & Motor Company (10)Edgar Ward (2)Edison Mfg. Co. (10)Emerson, -1930 (101)Emerson, 1930+ (64)E.S. Greeley & Co. (1)Fasco / F.A. Smith (5)Fidelity Electric Co. (6)Fort Wayne Electric (7)Fresh’nd-Aire (5)Galvin Electric Mfg. Co. (2)Graybar (4)General Electric, -1920 (73)General Electric, 1920+ (54)Gilbert (24)Guth (1)Hamilton Beach (3)HandyBreeze (10)Holtzer-Cabot (8)Hunter (15)Jandus/Adams-Bagnall (12)Kenmore (2)KMC (2)Knapp Monarch (5)Kord (1)Kwikway (1)Lasko (1)Lieb Machine Works (1)Lionel (2)LeJohn (1)Made-Rite (3)Manhattan Elec. Supply Co (6)Manning Bowman (2)Marathon Electric (4)Marietta Mfg Co. (1)Menominee (24)Mimar (1)Mimms (1)Montgomery Ward (2)Nelson (2)Pittsburgh Electric Specialties Co (1)Paragon / G.I. (1)Pryne & Company (1)Racine (3)Robbins & Myers (57)Roto Beam (6)Royal Rochester (1)Sampson (2)Scott & Janney (1)Shedd Electric (5)Signal (12)Singer (4)Sprague Electric (6)Star Fan & Motor Works (2)StarRite / Fitzgerald (4)Towle Mfg. Co. (1)United Electrical Mfg. Co. (2)Victor (14)Vornado (20)W.E. Coleman Deflector (1)Wagner (5)Western Electric (20)Westinghouse (61)Wright Universal Electric Co (1)Zephyr Airkooler (3)Ziegler(1)
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