Check to be sure your fan requires oil, because some models do not. Read through the instructions about how to oil it. Look for instructions about checking oil levels.  Your model may require a specific kind of oil, oiling at a certain frequency (like once a year), or may require no oil at all. Therefore it is important to follow the care instructions for your specific model. If you have lost your owner’s manual, you could visit the maker’s website or call them to inquire about care instructions. To find the website, locate the company’s name on your fan and do a Google search. A stepladder will allow you to check the oil while your fan is still installed in the ceiling. Be sure to follow all safety instructions for your ladder, to lock it in place, and to place it on level ground. Make sure your fan is powered off. If your fan has lights, make sure they are off too so that you don't burn yourself by touching a hot bulb. Your ceiling fan should not be operating at all while you work on it. If it is hard to see with your fan’s lights off, use a flashlight. It will likely be on top of the motor, near the downrod. It is a small hole and will likely be labeled “oil hole.” If you are unable to locate the oil hole, your fan probably does not need oiling. A fan’s downrod is what connects the housing of the motor to the mounting hardware. It is the narrow tube that connects the fan to the ceiling. This will allow you to test the fan’s oil level. Fold the pipe cleaner over half an inch (1.27 cm) to form a hook. Then, stick the 1/2 inch hook into the oil hole to use as a dipstick.  If the pipe cleaner comes out with oil on it, then oiling the fan will not solve your problem. If the pipe cleaner is inserted and it doesn’t touch oil in the reservoir, you should oil your fan.
راجع كُتيِّب استخدام المروحة. ضع سلمًا نقالًا. افصل الكهرباء عن مروحة السقف. حدد مكان فتحة الزيت في المروحة والتي ستكون فوق المحرك على الأرجح قرب العمود. أدخل منظف أنابيب في فتحة الزيت.