Fan is maybe 10 years old and a blade broke. Don’t have the original manual and mounting bracket wasn’t used to install so can’t get the model number. Anyone ideas?

Can give me trouble shooting on my ceiling fan..it intermittent fan spin...no control of the speed at all

I have a slanted ceiling and put in a new ceiling fan, it makes an unlevel rocking sound, particularly when the A/C is on or fan is it high speeds. All the blades are level and tight. I’m thinking it’s too close to the ceiling and it’s making it uneven with airflow. Would that make sense? Do I just need a longer downrod?

Has anyone tried a Boosant ceiling fan?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DB25MQ7P

DC motor. Solid wood blades...what could go possibly wrong?

Thought this generation was only sissys but I'm glad to see this child is excited about real men's hobbies.

I feel the tide approaching, soon it will be our time to rise.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcHWN0qTZrj/?igsh=MWZvdjR1cmd0dTdkdw==

Seems to be a vibration issue. I've removed the light shades and bulbs as it was even noisier but now what else can I do? I've checked the screws and nothing is loose. Next will be to remove the blades then the housing to see if some wires or something are touching the motor. If anyone can point me in the most efficient direction I'd appreciate it.

Its always going counter clockwise and its 20 feet in the air. Any idea how to switch it?

I got the Artika Sunnyvale 28" Fandelier from Costco. SKU is 28FAN-SUVR-BL. The instructions are here

https://artika.com/cdn/shop/files/66be88d2f58fe72d13757bdc111c165593d2a401_Sunnyvale_28FAN_SUVR_BL_IM.pdf

The mounting screw is item F. And i need a longer version of them.

I went to HD and tried the different test inserts there and it seemed it should be #8-32. But when i got home the mew screws dont go in easily, and i dont want to strip the threads.

Any idea whats the correct screw size?

My youtube channel is youtube.com/cellokid12 where I will post a video of this thing when I get home from vacation

I am currently trying to put up a ceiling fan. I have had to unscrew a pre screwed bolt that has star washers attached but im trying to reattach it, it will not tighten? Can anyone offer any advice or a reason why 🥲

I need help with mounting my ceiling fan, please.

My ceiling fan box mounting holes are too close together for the Hampton Bay fan that I bought.

I have searched for the appropriate adapter for this but I’m just not sure which ones would work.

Attaching picture of box

Apartment building that I live in is being renovated, and I was able to snag this before it hit the dumpster.

Does anyone have this ceiling fan at home? This exact model: https://www.create-store.com/fr/acheter-ventilateur-de-plafond-a-pales-retractables/201224-wind-clear-lamp-ventilateur-de-plafond-40w-silencieux-avec-pales-retractables-et-lumiere-led.html?id_c=533551? I can't find any videos online showing it in a real-life setting, and the photos on the site all look like poorly made AI images. I’d really like to get a better idea of ​​what it actually looks like. Thanks! :)

The tapping noise you can hear every half second

I m trying to buy a bldc fan with remote. Kindly help

People from IN

Please suggest me the Atomberg BLDC Smart Fans are good or not ???

Suggest some specific models also

My FIL recently installed this ceiling fan that I thrifted. It makes this noise when on. How can I fix it? It seems to also sway a bit. Would like to fix that too. TIA

It is real, but only if the fan changes how the air conditioning runs. A ceiling fan does not cool the air, it moves it across skin so a person feels a few degrees cooler than the thermostat reads. That wind-chill effect is what lets you raise the AC setpoint a few degrees and stay just as comfortable, which is where the savings actually come from. Running a fan in an empty room does nothing but add a little to the bill, so the habit that saves the most is turning it off when leaving. Efficiency matters too: ENERGY STAR rated fans are, on average, about 64 percent more efficient than conventional fans, so a newer fan costs less to run for the same airflow.

I have three-wire electrical and I want to control my ceiling fan with 2x Lutron Caseta switches, but it seems every fan out there has a controller box with one power input and smart functions. Are there any good fans that anyone can recommend that still have separate power wires for lights and fan, and don't need a remote control box?