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Originally Posted by The_Other_One
Could I of done some harm to it going too slow or what?
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Can't imagine how. The bearings will sometimes wear out on older fans, which could give this sound, but if that were it the fan would sound like a lawnmower when you get it to full speed.
If it's misaligned you can get a similar problem caused by vibration, but again it would increase when you increase the speed.
suprasteve's idea sounds the most plausable if you haven't already checked. It's really easy for a wire to rub against the fan.
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