Spare parts and accessories for fans: blades, grills, motors, supports, regulators, bearings, table fans, pedestal fans, wall-mounted fans, and universal compatible parts.
Find the right spare part by searching for the fan model or specific code. If you don’t see it, contact us with a photo + model.
Fan spare parts and maintenance guide
What this collection offers
A wide range of original and universal spare parts for fans: blades/fronts, protective grills, electric motors, bearings, supports and brackets, speed regulators, remote controls, plastic housings, and complete fans for table, column, ceiling, or wall.
How to choose the right component
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Model & brand indicated on the label (base, back, pole); useful if you have model + version.
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Blade size / diameter, screw pitch / attachment and blade angle.
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Motor power / number of poles if present; select part with equivalent specifications.
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Type of power supply and regulation (mechanical, electronic, or via remote control) for compatibility of electrical components.
Recommended maintenance
- Regularly clean the blades and grills to maintain efficiency and reduce accumulated dust.
- Lubricate bearings if accessible; if noisy, consider replacement.
- Check that the motor is not obstructed or that there are no unusual vibrations.
- If it has a speed regulator or remote control, ensure that the circuit is clean and well insulated.
Common problems and quick solutions
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Blades not spinning / stuck: check grill, dirty blades, or damaged attachment.
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Noisy fan: worn bearings or misaligned blades.
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Weak airflow: dirty blades, obstructed grill, or motor underpowered for size.
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Control not working: issue with the regulator, wiring, or remote control.
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Unstable oscillation in pedestal models: check central pin, washers, and fastening bolts.
Quick FAQs
When should I replace the blades?
When they are deformed, tilted abnormally, or if the fan vibrates too much: new blades ensure even airflow and less noise.
Are universal motors suitable for every model?
They are compatible only if dimensions, attachment, and voltage match the original; otherwise, you risk damaging the appliance or reducing its lifespan.
Fan shaking: what to check?
Check pulleys, blade attachments, missing screws, or displaced blades; sometimes just rebalancing is enough.
The speed regulator is faulty: how to tell?
If the fan only runs at one speed, or does not respond to the control, there may be an issue with the regulator or the circuit.
