Your mouse pointer is your screwdriver.

Click all around, there are areas that you can only see in close up if you click the right place.

There will be directions for the colorblind in the walkthrough.

Have fun!

To begin the game click on the screw (two times).

You are now facing the front of the fan.

On the base of the fan are what look like four gray buttons. Click on them for a close up.

There are four buttons, each with a different number of dots on them (from left to right: five dots, one dot, three dots, and six dots).

There is also the word "Energy" with the first E highlighted.

Click the return button to go back to the long view.

Click just underneath the base to see the bottom of the fan base.

The base plate has what looks like a four digit puzzle at the bottom, click on it for a close up.

In close up you can see that what is needed is four letters. Back up twice (using the return button).

Click on the center of the fan and you will see the word "Wind" on the middle plate, with both the W and the d highlighted.

Back up and click on the top of the fan.

Here you see the word "People" with the P and the e highlighted.

Back up and click on the "back" button to see the back of the fan.

Click on the back of the fan (where the blades are spinning) for a close up.

Now click on the very top of the scene and you will get a view of the top of the motor housing.

Notice the pop-up button? Click on it and you will see the word "Develop" with the D and the p highlighted.

Back up (twice) and return to the front view of the fan.

Click below the base to see the bottom of the base.

Click on the puzzle for a close up.

Time to solve the letter puzzle!

If you entered the letters correctly, the lock icon will open and you will hear a click.

Back up once to see the entire base. You should now see four screws in the four corners of the bottom of the base.

Click on each screw to remove it.

Once the screws are gone click on the bottom of the base to remove it.

Once the bottom of the base is gone, you will see what looks like a circuit board divided into four quadrants.

At the top and bottom of the circuit board you will also see some wires coming in from the top and bottom. Notice that the bottom wires are on a switch that is not connected to the motherboard.

Click on that bottom set of wires for a close up then again to connect them.

Back up to the full view of the circuit board.

Click on the upper left quadrant of the board.

Notice the symbol for the fan blade with an X across it. This would seem to indicate that here is where you stop the blade from spinning.

Notice that there are five rows of what look like transistors.

One object in each row has a dark green outline around it.

Back up twice until you are facing the front of the fan.

Click on the buttons on the base for a close up.

Which buttons should we push?

If you entered the sequence correctly, you should hear a click.

Back up.

Cool, the blades have stopped.

Notice in the blade housing, around the edges, are three areas at the top, lower left, and lower right.

Click on each of those areas for a close up and remove the screws.

Back up until you are at the front of the fan (long view).

Click on the middle of the blade housing (where you saw the word Wind) for a close up.

Click on the center plate to remove it.

Gee, the fan blade is locked. Looks like another puzzle!

Back up to the front long view, then click below the base to look at the circuit board.

This time look at the upper right quadrant of the circuit board.

The fan blade symbol would seem to indicate that this is the area that has the clue to remove the fan blade.

What we have here are a bunch of circles. Some have a small blue area to the left, some have a small magenta area to the right.

There is also a line running through the circles, with an arrow.

The line with the arrow would seem to indicate the order in which the circles should be.

Back up twice to the front of the fan.

Click on the middle of the fan blade for a close up.

Notice the arrows above the center of the fan blade, one arrow pointing to the left, one to the right.

You should click those arrows in the pattern indicated by the circles on the circuit board (see spoiler above).

If you click the arrows correctly the lock symbol in the middle of the fan blade becomes unlocked.

Click on the middle of the fan blade to remove the cover, then click on it again to remove the fan blade.

Looks like another puzzle is locking down the motor assembly.

Back up until you are facing the front of the fan (long view).

Click below the base to see the circuit board.

Click on the lower right quadrant for a close up.

You see the words ESS Fan and an arrow going from the letter S to the letter E.

Notice where the S starts, and the direction the line goes in.

Back up to the front of the fan.

Click on the center of the fan for a close up.

There is a gray plate with six dots, top, upper left and right, lower left and right, and bottom.

You want to click those dots in the order indicated by the clue on the circuit board.

If you click the dots in the correct sequence, the lock icon opens up.

Click the gray faceplate to remove it.

Click the center of the fan to remove the back of the "cage" that held the fan blade.

You should now see three screws, at the top, lower left, and lower right of the plastic front that houses the motor assembly.

Remove the three screws.

Click in the center of the plastic cover to remove it.

You can now see the motor assembly but it won't come out.

Back up and go to the back of the fan.

Click on the back of the motor assembly area for a close up (where the black vents are).

Click again for a closer close up and you will notice a screw in the top vent. Remove the screw.

Back up once.

Click on the top to return to the area where the pop-up button is.

Click on the pop-up button to remove it.

Back up twice and return to the front of the fan.

Click on the motor assembly for a close up.

Click below the motor (the circular part) where it meets the shaft of the fan stand.

We have another puzzle, this time with Roman Numerals.

Hmmm, four digits.

Where have we seen four things with numbers on them?

If you entered the digits correctly, screws appear on either side of the puzzle.

Remove the screws.

Click on the puzzle to remove it.

Back up to the long view of the front of the fan, then go to the back view of the fan.

Click on the vent cover for a close up, then click again to remove it.

You should now see the back of the motor assembly.

Click below the motor assembly (below the circular thing) for a close up.

Yep, another puzzle.

This one has four white wires leading to four squares.

If you click on the squares you will notice that they change color.

Back up and go to the front of the fan.

Click below the base to see the circuit board.

Click at the top of the circuit board where the wires come in for a close up.

Okay, we have the same left to right arrow that we saw in the color puzzle on the back.

We also have four circles, from left to right: half white/half red, half red/half yellow, red, and half blue/half yellow.

I'm sure that is the hint for the solution of the puzzle.

Back up twice and go to the back of the fan.

Click on the base of the motor assembly twice for a close up.

Now what color do we set these squares?

If you entered the color sequence correctly, the lock icon opens.

Click on the color puzzle to remove it.

Remove the screw that is revealed.

Back up once and click on the motor assembly to remove it.

Click on the black dot on the pole for a close up.

There's a symbol for three circles in a pyramid formation, with a black circle in the top circle.

Back up once.

Notice the wires hanging down at the bottom. Click on them for a close up.

There's a symbol for three circles in a pyramid, with the lower right circle containing a square.

Back up again and go to the front of the fan.

Try not to get blown up.

Click below the base to go back to the circuit board.

Click on the lower left quadrant.

The picture says "Warning", and appears to indicate something at the top of the pole that held up the fan blade.

Back up once.

Click on the top set of wires for a close up, then click on the wires to remove them.

Back up, then click on the bottom set of wires.

Click on the bottom set of wires to remove them.

Back up to the front of the fan.

Click on the top of the pole for a close up (twice).

Okay, we have a red button. Click on the button.

Clicking on the red button reveals the screws holding down the circuit board.

Back up twice and click below the base to look at the circuit board.

Close up on each screw one by one and remove them.

When you are done, back up until you can see the entire circuit board.

On the right of the circuit board, where the yellow line bisects it, is a red semi-circle. Click on that to remove the circuit board.

And we have a bomb. The countdown has begun.

There's something in the upper right of the base, between the two holes where the screws were. Click on this area for a close up.

Another pyramid of circles, this one with a triangle in the lower left circle. Back up.

Click on the bomb for a close up.

Notice the three circles around the screw that controls the bomb?

Each circle has a darker circle inside it.

Do not click on the screw yet, otherwise you will blow up.

Once you have the symbols set correctly, click on the screw to deactivate the bomb.

Click on the timer to remove it.

Remove the screw underneath the timer.

Click on the black square where the timer was to remove the bomb assembly.

Congratulations, you have made your household safe again from exploding appliances!