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RE: [A/S] fantastic fans

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From: "Dick Martin" <suburbandvr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2003 21:44:38 -0800
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I just replaced my bathroom fan with a Fantastic Create-A-Breeze fan.
The tag states: "NOTE: NEVER PLACE A MAXXAIRT STYLE COVER OVER, OR
FILTER ON CEILING FAN, GREATLY RESTRICTED AIRFLOW & INCREASED SOUND
LEVELS WILL OCCUR."

A cover will reduce the tendency to make noise in a strong breeze but it
is not a guarantee for all conditions.

What kind of a leak are you talking about, water or air?  I have never
had any leak in my fans.  Any "leak" should be repairable.  With
Fantastic's great warranty any needed part should be free.  A friend had
a 10 year old RV with a cracked fan housing and they sent a complete
free new fan since his old model was no longer made.

 Dick Martin
  2000 31' Limited - Sierra 2500HD Duramax 
   mailto:martin13@internetcds.com
   http://home.cdsnet.net/~martin13

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