Ceiling Fan Globes

My son broke my ceiling fan remote and I have no idea what to do. Can it be replaced or fixed? I’m not really finding anything online. It is a Hunter ceiling fan and the remote controls the fan and the light. It attaches to a plastic bracket on the wall that sits over the light switch. As far as I can tell, the fan and light are inoperable without the remote. Anyone know how to fix this issue?

Before gong to sleep at 10 P.M., manually switch on the ceiling fan and it must automatically OFF after ten minutes.Then again it must automatically ON after ten minutes. This process is to be continued till 6 A.M. until it is switched off manually. In order to make the above mentioned technology practical ,what equipment is required? What will be its approximate cost? In which address should I contact?

I have a combo fan/light and a regular globe ceiling light all on one circuit currently connected to a single toggle switch. I would like to install a dual control fan/light dimmer switch. I found this one, will it work? When I opened my wallbox for the switch I found one black wire, one white wire, and one copper wire. Will this switch work with my set up?
I believe the fan is controlled all together by one wire in the box, which is fine because there are pulls on the fan to control the speed and the light. If possible, could I route the ceiling globe light to the "light" slider, and the fan/light combo to the "fan" slider, instead of having both lights on the light slider and the fan on the fan slider, since I believe the fan/light is controlled by one wire?
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Our old ceiling fan took a 100 watt bulb (in a round white globe) and that was enough light for this room, our new fixture takes 2 – 60 watt bulbs and it is too dark. Preferably using only one fixture how can I get this room lit up to the 100 watts of light we had before ?

I just moved into a new condo and all of the rooms have ceiling fans with lights. The problem is that each room has a dual light switch but only one switch operates both functions of the ceiling fan/light. The last place I lived in in had the same switches but one operated the light and one operated the fan. Is there any way to accomplish this without rewiring?

I didn’t check the wiring of the old ceiling fan I uninstalled. So, I did every possible correct wiring and all I can get is my ceiling fan to work, but it won’t turn on/off by the light switch. Only by the chain pull cord.

Also, my bathroom has no power (no sockets work, nor does the light.).

If I try a slightly different wiring scenario with the fan the bathroom and my ceiling fan share power (Both the lights are dim) and the bathroom light switch switches my fan on and the bathroom light.

Time to call an electrician?

I don’t want the conventional blades that stick out horizontally as I have very little space for that as my ceiling light fixture is very close to the wall. I am thinking something that works similarly to the thin floor fans that are cylindrical – they don’t use conventional blades and they circulate air. I am just curious if any one has applied that kind of system to a ceiling fan that would hang more vertical in fashion. I saw the Purifan model with the Hempa filter but I was just wondering if there were anymore out there.

I want to install a ceiling fan in a bedroom. There is no existing light fixture in the room. The switch in the bedroom just powers on an outlet. I want to install the ceiling fan and have the switch control it.

Will this be possible?

I have tried reversing the wiring connections and either way my ceiling fan seems to operate on slow speed(3 Speed),and will not switch off.

The one i have is no longer working so i would like to replace it with a new ceiling fan.

If you dont know what im talking about im talking about the little things at the end of the two chains that hang down from you ceiling fan. One chain is for the light and the other for the fan speed. My brother is the one who needs something but he doesn’t know what to put. What could he use, anything that you think would be good for this will work.
Thx for ur help.

Is it good or bad to use air conditioner (A/C) and ceiling fan at the same time,bcas a service man said that using ceiling fan can cause extra addition of dust particles to A/C and can cause damages with A/C soon, if they both are used at the same time.I am not able to understand the relationship between these two.what is the logic.Please anybody explain me.Thank you very much.

I have a Hunter ceiling fan. My installation directions does not state the position of the switch for summer use. Should it be in the "up" position or the "down" position?

My Harbor Breeze ceiling fan was bought at Lowes. It has two fans with a light in the middle. The bulb blew. It took months to get this fan to where the blades didn’t knock the rods/braces. The bulb blew. It’s covered by one single dome. I can’t figure out how to get the dome out to replace the bulb.
I already checked and can’t get the dome to budge. There are screws on the side, but are almost covered making it almost impossible to get it.

We just moved into a home with a Nuvent ceiling fan and light. The ceiling fan only runs in the reverse direction meant for winter – no breeze for the summer. It has a remote but no reverse button and we can’t see a reverse button on the fan. Any ideas? Thank you.

There’s 2 chains dangling from our ceiling fan. One for the light and one for the fan. The one for the fan just got jerked too hard and it’s still up and inside but it’s obvious it’s been pulled a couple of inches away from where it was and we also can not turn the ceiling fan on now.

How do we reconnect it where it was – goes?

I just moved into a house and the room I’m sleeping in is too hot and I like to sleep in a colder climate. The ceiling is about 10 ft. high. I’ve never installed a ceiling fan before so I’m checking to see how much it would cost to get one installed for me. The only place I know that sells them is Lowe’s, do they install them for you if you pay an extra fee? If so, how much? Or what is the average a contractor who does that kind of job ask for?

I am trying to install a ceiling fan. This will be my very very first my project in mu life.
Only one web(home depot) shows how to support for the weight of a fan with using box and brace, however I still don’t get what I need and how to do. Any handy man, please help me !
Thanks

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tried all the diy shops w/o success

I have a pizzeria and i need to know if anyone knows how to mount a ceiling fan in the drop ceiling panels.

I’m installing a drop ceiling and I need to find a way to mount a ceiling fan from it. Are there any special brackets or specially made fans (with lights) available?

I installed a ceiling fan about 2 years ago. Everything worked fine. Here latley though, the fan will randomly shut off for a few hours then star back up? It isnt a remote controlled fan. Right now the fan doesnt work at all but i can still hear the motor humming. You can even put your hand on it and feel it vibrating frokm the motor working but the blades will not turn?

Don’t get me wrong. Football is very entertaining and fun to play. I have great memories of those thanksgiving day games out in the front yard with family. But, do you think the amount of devotion to football (specifically the NFL) is just a little overboard and these attentions are misplaced. For example: My cousin is a huge Dallas Cowboys fan. Growing up, I remember his room. It looked like Jerry Jones vomited everywhere in that room! With framed posters on the walls. A ceiling fan that had blue fan blades with silver stared tips and a globe that was a cowboys motiff. Of course the lamp, curtains, and bed spread were all cowboys. This was the first time I ever considered there may be a sickness here. What do any NFL teams do for us personally other than provide entertainment? What’s hilarious is the amount of money people will throw down to support their team and that team and owner has no idea who in the hell they are.I don’t remeber Jerry Jones ever having dinner over at my cousin’s house. I’ve never understood the need either to wear a 100% authentic NFL jersey or team shirt to a game to show your support. Isn’t the millions these players get paid support enough to play well? What’s more, why do people feel compelled to by all this merchandise? They throw down, what 0 for a jersey (and that money makes it’s why to the owner(s) of the team) and wear it proudly around where everyone can see you are a fan of such-and-such team. Essentially, you’re paying the owners to advertise for them. What a brilliant marketing scheme. Like leaving the dealer tag on your new vehicle to advertise free for the car dealer. How about the millions compaies pay the NFL to use the logo to become an "official sponsor of the NFL". You don’t have to have any hard approval. All you need is the dough to be an official sponsor. All the money they spend they just turn around and make it back on us the consumer. Gatorade really has gotten expensive since the 70’s. How about what the NFL gives back? Don’t throw out the United Way as an example. Look up how the United Way got started. It was developed by Pete Rozelle to get the players involved in the community and thereby promote the NFL itself. Think of the tax write-offs also. I shouldn’t just single out the NFL. I could write pages of a brutal hatred for NASCAR and the NBA. But really, I see no difference between a diehard nascar fan and a NFL fan. It’s such an arbitrary activity that has no true bearing on important matters. I wish people might use their extra time (and the money they’d spend on merchandise) to perhaps help our military veterans. Oh, there’s so much more but I’ll leave it at that. Yes, and i know it’s what ever the individual wants that makes him happy. If paying over 0 for a team jersey makes a person happy then i gues let them be happy. I’ll choose not to support the NFL or anything like it untill I see they support my team of me.

Hey guys… i need help installing a ceiling fan. I mainly need help on the wiring. I have four wires to connect (black, white, red and green) all coming from the ceiling. I have to connect those to the fan’s motor (black, white, green, black+white) Can someone please help me with this??
It does include light fixture!
There is only 3 wires from the ceiling and the 4th (green) is coming from the golden mounting plate.
I have 2 switches on the wall. Both my other rooms have dual switch installiation.

I have an old style ceiling fan light kit that uses 4 inch fitter glass globes. 2 1/4 inch fitters are the normal size today for chandeliers. I want to use the globes again in a chandelier since they match our decor, but I can’t find any lighting reasonably priced with 4 inch fitters. So, I got the wild idea of converting the light kit into a chandelier. It will require a chain, wire and some parts to make a chandelier body, but I don’t know where to get started. Anyone do this before?