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Added for You - Basic Troubleshooting for a Ceiling Fan
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See section on balancing.
IV. Fan runs, but slowly.
First, check to see that the fan blades turn freely by hand and coast after being spun. If rotation is in any way stiff, this is a sign o
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I. Fan is not working
Check to make sure that all controls on the fan are functional and set properly. Does the fan have a light? Does the light work? If both the fan and the light are not working, it is likely a connection issue and/or the fan is not getting power. If the light is working and the fan is not, the first thing to check is if the black wire has come disconnected inside the canopy. Next, check to be sure that the blades turn freely. If they do not, the problem may involve stuck bearings , a broken flywheel, or simply something stuck in the path of the motor or blades that does not belong there.
II. Fan light is not working
If the fan is working but the light is not, the problem is usually a loose connection between the power source and the light kit.
III. Fan runs, but wobbles or shakes
See section on balancing.
IV. Fan runs, but slowly.
First, check to see that the fan blades turn freely by hand and coast after being spun. If rotation is in any way stiff, this is a sign of
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II. Fan light is not working
If the fan is working but the light is not, the problem is usually a loose connection between the power source and the light kit.
III. Fan runs, but wobbles or shakes
See section on balancing.
IV. Fan runs, but slowly.
First, check to see that the fan blades turn freely by hand and coast after being spun. If rotation is in any way stiff, this is a sign o
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II. Fan light is not working
If the fan is working but the light is not, the problem is usually a loose connection between the power source and the light kit.
III. Fan runs, but wobbles or shakes
See section on balancing.
IV. Fan runs, but slowly.
First, check to see that the fan blades turn freely by hand and coast after being spun. If rotation is in any way stiff, this is a sign o
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II. Fan light is not working
If the fan is working but the light is not, the problem is usually a loose connection between the power source and the light kit.
III. Fan runs, but wobbles or shakes
See section on balancing.
IV. Fan runs, but slowly.
First, check to see that the fan blades turn freely by hand and coast after being spun. If rotation is in any way stiff, this is a sign o
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See section on balancing.
IV. Fan runs, but slowly.
First, check to see that the fan blades turn freely by hand and coast after being spun. If rotation is in any way stiff, this is a sign of dirty, dry, or gummed bearings, which can slow the motor. The fan should be oiled. Second, does the fan wobble at all? If for any reason the blade pitch is steeper on one or more blades than the motor is designed for, this will slow the motor. See the section on balancing. If the blades turn freely and are balanced, the cause of a fan running slowly is almost always a bad capacitor. It should be replaced with a capacitor of equal value.
V. Fan makes mechanical noise while running i.e. clicking, knocking, grinding.
If it's a mechanical sound, chances are it is a mechanical problem. It could be something as simple as a wire that has slipped into the path of some moving parts. If the fan wobbles, balancing the fan may silence the noise. If the fan is balanced, the next thing to check is if anything is coming into the path of the blade
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