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    Sep 9, 2007, 07:07 PM
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    My window unit is squeeling loudly. I have oiled the motor before on another unit, which had small plugs I removed to put the oil in. when I removed this unit from its housing to look at the motor I couldn't find any plugs to remove... how do I lubricate this motor?
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    Sep 10, 2007, 01:47 AM
    It is lubed for life or so they say. You might try dripping some oil down on the shaft where it enters the body of the motor. Sometimes this will cause the motor to draw a bit of that oil in when you start the unit back up. Turn power off before oiling.

    The only other way is to remover the motor and disassemble if you can. Then lube the motor and reassemble. This is not an easy task but I have done it before. I use a special pure teflon light weight oil for this purpose. It is available at tufoil.com

    Handy Oilers
    LUBIT-8 is a versatile, general-purpose lubricant that prevents rust and acts as a cleaning agent. It can stop locks from freezing or penetrate deeply to free "frozen" nuts and bolts.

    LUBIT-8 extends the service life of precision bearings. It leaves no oily residue, is compatible with all oils and greases and remains stable from -60° to +500°F. Its remarkable lubricity and protective qualities will last almost indefinitely. Its dependability and convenient applicator make it indispensable in your work place or plant.

    Use LUBIT-8 on

    Precision bearings
    Door locks and hinges
    Nuts and bolts
    Small motors
    Power tools
    Window hardware
    Sewing machines

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