09/05/2026
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Over time, lint and dust can build up in your bathroom exhaust fan, causing the motor to overheat and potentially start a fire. Itโs important to follow these safety tips, and if you suspect a fire, get out, stay out, and call 9-1-1 immediately.
-Keep it clean: Dust and lint can build up inside the fan creating a fire hazard.
-Turn it off when you leave: Donโt leave an exhaust fan unattended and running for long periods of time.
-Watch for warning signs: Unusual noises, vibrations, burning smells, and slow running fans.
-Donโt ignore an overheating fan: If the fan feels unusually hot or you notice a burning smell, turn it off and have it inspected by a certified electrician.
-Replace damaged fans: Cracked covers, exposed wiring, or damaged components should be addressed promptly.
-Never cover the fan: Blocking the exhaust can restrict airflow and cause the motor to overheat.
-Have older fans inspected: If your exhaust fan is old, noisy, or frequently needs repairs, consider replacing it with a newer, properly rated model.