The oil leakage of the cooling fan will increase the friction of the bearing, which will lead to an increase in temperature, an increase in the expansion coefficient, and a locked fan blade.

Long-term friction consumption of the bearing alloy will make the gap larger, cause jitter, and generate noise.

At present, there is no way to eliminate it, and the way to improve is to use turbine oil correctly.

However, refueling the cooling fan again can only serve as a relief. It is recommended to replace the cooling fan.

1. Bearing problems:

The oil bearing used by some cooling fans is porous. This kind of bearing has been used for a long time, and the lubricating oil in the bearing sleeve is easy to leak out, which will increase the noise, and will pollute and other accessories. The bearing is easy to wear out and has a short service life.

2. Lubricating oil problems:

The main reason for the oil leakage of the cooling fan is that the lubricating oil is added too much, resulting in overflow. In addition, if the lubricating oil used is too low, poor quality, and low viscosity, it is easy to throw oil when the fan is running.

3. Sealing problems

The cooling fan cover is usually sealed with a label to prevent oil spillage and leakage. Therefore, after removing the label and adding lubricating oil, the label is not pasted again, or the label is not sticky enough, which may lead to oil spillage and oil leakage of the cooling fan.

1、Check whether it has been used for too long. If it is not disassembled to clean the dust, there will be too much dust accumulation, which will make it difficult for the fan to rotate and slow down.

2、The reason for the slow speed of DC cooling fan may also be the problem of power supply.

3、In addition, if the DC cooling fan is not installed properly and loose during installation, the fan speed will also slow down.

Commonly used cooling fan voltage is usually 12V, but like temperature-controlled cooling fan, the voltage setting for cooling fan is relatively low at low temperature, resulting in slower speed and lower noise of cooling fan.

As long as the cooling fan can operate normally under low voltage and start smoothly, there is no problem that the voltage is lower than 12V. If the 12V cooling fan with high speed can operate as low as 5V or even 4.5V, the sound will be quieter.

However, the 12V cooling fan can't be applied to be more than 10% of its rated voltage, such as 13.2V operation, so it is likely to exceed the power and cause the cooling fan to burn out, especially for some cooling fans with high air volume and high rotating speed, if it is possible to be more than the rated voltage, it is necessary for the supplier of the cooling fan to increase the voltage range.

Generally, the factors when the cooling fan crashes or stops running are as follows:

1. The bearing shaft of the cooling fan is rusted, causing it to be stuck directly; the shaft of the cooling fan is rusted and the lubricant is volatilized due to a long time of use. Solution: The lubricating oil is dripped on the shaft at the axial position, and the shaft should not be excessively dripped.

2. If the cooling fan has been used for too long and has not been cleaned regularly, the fan dust will be squeezed too much, which will cause the card master to not rotate when the fan is rotating; solution: use a cotton swab to clean the backlog of the cooling fan.

3. The performance and quality of the cooling fan are unreliable. The selected brand of three-flow cooling fan will cause the fan to be damaged or unable to rotate.

The speed of the fan is an important factor that affects the performance of the fan. When the speed changes, the airflow, pressure, and power of the fan will change. For fans of the same airflow and pressure, the speed of the speed will affect the size of the impeller, that is, the diameter and the width of the outlet.

The relationship between the speed of the fan and the main characteristic parameters is: the airflow is proportional to the speed; the pressure is proportional to the square of the speed; the power is proportional to the cube of the speed.

The above relationship is called the proportional law of the fan.