Questions and Answers for Vornado 630B Mid-size Whole Room Air Circulator Fan, 9 inch

A:  This fan can rotate 180 degrees, so you can point it directly at the ceiling.

A:  90 degrees. Yes, just point it to the ceiling.

A:  Fan will rotate 90 degrees to blow straight up (or down).

A:  It can be pointed straight up.

A:  90 degrees. Point it directly at the ceiling.

A:  Very close to 180 degrees.

A:  There are clips on the back of the cowl. Press the clip down toward the fan with a screwdriver. Should pop the grill out. https://www.vornado.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/AllCirc.pdf

A:  There are screws that hold the grill in place. Look in the owner's manual for the location of the screws or contact Vornado at 1-800-234-0604, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Central Time, Monday through Friday. You can also email them at consumerservice@vornado.com for assistance.

A:  Unscrew the six #1 Phillips head screws on the back plastic grill and the front will come off. Don't lose the screws.

A:  There are 3 openings on the front of the fan cover. The cover clips onto the fan body at these 3 openings. Unplug the fan, insert a flat head screw driver into the opening and press the clips inward, one at a time. This will release the clip and allow you to remove the cover.

A:  Remove the six #1 Phillips head screws from rear grill and the front grill comes off.

A:  Read instructions remove screws in front cover

A:  Page 11 in the user's guide. https://www.vornado.com/shop/circulators-fans/630-medium-air-circulator

A:  There do not appear to be screws that can be removed for access.

A:  On the fan cover you will see 3 openings. The 3 openings are accessible from the front or rear of fan. The cover clips onto the body. if you insert a small flat head screw driver and push the clips inward one at a time it will release the cover from the frame. The fan blade can then by removed for cleaning by pulling it with your hands off the shaft.

A:  Read the instructions, remove 3 screws on the face

A:  It's plastic and doesn't appear to me that it's meant to be opened. I used mine at a construction site and cleaned it up afterward with a can of pressurized air.

A:  The fan does not claim energy star rating but it cools the room to the point that you can raise the temperature in your house which would save energy

A:  No, this is not Energy Star certified.

A:  No. It is however Energy Efficient. A quick internet search revealed energy consumption between 40w and 110w. In other words, it takes minimal effort to run the fan from a power perspective. They are very effective, I'd highly recommend one.

A:  There is no labeling on the product to indicate it is.

A:  The Circulator has a 2.5 amp fuse in the plug but only pulls .5 amp on high. Low- 30 watts, Med- 34 watts, High- 51 watts

A:  Less than 2.5 amps

A:  This model pulls 2.5 amps.

A:  0.80 amps

A:  My Vornado model 630 rated 0.5 amps at 120vac 60hz

A:  I think some parts are made in the U.S. China and or South America and then assembled in the USA. My old Vornado fan says made in China but it is rock solid and it may have parts made in China but assembled in U.S. Check their website to be sure.

A:  yes

A:  No, it is made in China.

A:  Designed and engineered in USA mfg in China

A:  Apparantely another chinese junk. I cant believe we cant even make a simple fan in the USA!

A:  30 watts on low, 34 watts on medium and 51 watts on high.

A:  220 watts or less

A:  120 vac rms .5 amps v*i=p 60 watts or less

A:  .5 amp

A:  No, the fan bracket/brace is meant to be installed on a wall.

A:  Maybe, but it would require modification. This fan is meant to sit on the floor and it pulls air from the back.

A:  It may be possible to devise a way to secure this to a ceiling but there is no specified way to do this from the manufacturer.

A:  No, the base is not designed to support the fan in an inverted position.

A:  yes