long time ago, yes is good quality fan in Malaysia
Now i dun think so, most of my relatives install it recently complaining low quality.

Did the electrician do any sort of balancing of the blade during installation? Nowadays lot of electrician just install without any balancing done as presumably they believe the fan should be perfectly balance out of the box. But unfortunately there is other factor that influence this. As such there is such a case your fan can wobble if there is unbalance situation.

The technician would come and if due to balancing issue, its not consider wrong installation.

As such, you got 2 choice, ask your electrician to come balance the fan if he did not or ask the technician to do it for you but you get charged accordingly.

During the installation new Fan, Technician should do all the necessary technical checking n testing in term of balancing if not the technician taking for granted

Its normal if its the bayoo 4 series. The way the blades are mounted to the center hub is poorly designed. Its like you just hold the end of a long ruler using your thumb and a finger and try to keep it stable. If you use whole hand (4 fingers and one thumb) to hold that long ruler it will be much more stable. The former situation is the mounting of bayoo 4 using something like a clothes peg wire to hold the fan blade. The better one (latter situation) using hard mounting (failsafe and won't fly off) is the midrange (and higher) KDK series such as Vtouch Junior, Sensa 4.

You can try to pop off the fan blade "dinner plate" cover and tighten the 2 mounting screws (whilst pressing hard into the screw so it won't jump out/cam out and botak the + sign of the screws) for each blade to see if it helps .

To be honest, I installed 3 other KDKs and no issue. I have remounted that particular model bayoo 4 a total of three times from living hall, middle bedroom, and small bedroom and it still give windless feel + krek krek sounds of the blade scraping on the center hub.

The technician only ensure to mount the center hub and fix all 4 blades. It is not the job of the technician to balance fan blades. That is factory responsibility to deliver a working product. This is not like car tyre mounting.

The fan blades are balanced at factory level not at installation/end user side.
All have same weights as per the factory balancing stickers (they give a set of 4x 78.0 or 4x 79.5 for example), the factory wont give 3x78 and 1x 79.5.

This post has been edited by ceo684: Jul 22 2020, 01:46 PM

On Alpha Technicians, they deliver to your house, install it and do balancing checking as well.
Therefore, kill three birds in one stone

I think I'll give it a shot this weekend and try to fix by myself first then only I will contact the technician if it's still wobbling.

Darn, 3 of the fan is Bayu 4 (F-M14CZV) and 2 F-M15EX. I'll try to tighten and see how it goes in the weekend.

Anyone try Eco Breeze Energy Saving Air Circulator with IONIZER?

This post has been edited by jenli_84: Jul 28 2020, 01:59 PM

Remember some 99 Speedmart is using it, not sure same brand or not? You can have a look there.

They charge u for it??

Mine did it for FOC. Panasonic and KDK.

But the KDK technician simply do it, they just screw tight the upper cover/canopy to the plaster ceiling to stop the fan from wobbling.

So now I just manually balance the KDK fans by jz using coins and cloth tape

previously after i installed KDK new fan, i called service center to send technician to do balancing for all of my new fan. they provide this service free.

I have one question.

How far from the wall a ceiling fan should be installed?

There is a "hallway" in my house that I planned to install a fan. The width is around 68". I calculate if I buy KDK baby fan which is 44", I will be left with 24", which divide by 2 will be 1'. Is 1' from from the blade for each side will be adequate?

hope this guideline get assists u

Thanks. I know generally 1m is recommended, I just wonder if there is any option for me that allows smaller clearance between the wall and fan, and if there is fan with smaller diameter & and the same time looks good

Otherwise I guess I have to stick with stand/tower fan..

I am also interested in those Alpha DC motor fans. Some of their Sandinavian design looks very nice and minimalist.

Anyone here with experience using them? I am worried about realiability of DC motor but I want something quiet. My current AC ones from both Panasonic and KDK bising and humming after use of some years (quite many years lah to be honest, so worth it already).

40" and looks good:
https://shopee.com.my/Alpha-Cosa-Xpress-40&...3450.6407351295

i ve been using AC model more than 10 years no problems at all,
only change the capacitor
On DC model is new release n i was got it first quater this year
not much issue only one unit got little noise. After make a complaint, they hv arranged Technician sawp a new unit.
problems solved.

Nice, thanks for feedback. 10 years is very good mileage. I think I will try out some DC motor ones and see how they last.

The availability is still less than Panasonic which you can find at practically every shop, so I am thinking of going to their main showroom.

Thank you. Since you mentioned Alpha, there is plenty of 40" size that they actually carries. There is even one 36" model, but with bulky LED light

Any review on Deka fans?

https://shopee.com.my/Deka-K9-Ventus-MY56-(...4622.1126645873

Sorry if this has been asked before. Is there any AC fan with remote that can remember the last speed setting after the switch is off? Budget around rm200. Thanks

I have an Alpha AC fan and everytime I turn the switch on it will go to speed 2 which is too fast for my preference