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2674. General Question #4730 Posted: 4/13/2008 5:53:05 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where can I purchase a Hunter Ceiling Fan, Santa Barbara model, #23783?

ANSWER:
To the best of my knowledge, all of the Hunter Santa Barbara ceiling fans have been discontinued. They do not appear in any pricing or availablility information that we have received from hunter since 2005. However, it is possible that Hunter may still make the fan only for one of the home centers like Home Depot or Sears, but I have no way of finding out for sure...although I seriously doubt it. What is it about this particular fan that interests you?





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#4729 Posted: 4/13/2008 5:41:32 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can it be installed with a flush mount kit?...and if so, what would the ceiling clearance be. I need a fan that is decorative like this but has a clearance of about 10". I'd rather not have a hugger style. It will be in the salon of a houseboat. I want a Tuscan feel. Also, can you use a remote control if there is no wall switch for the fan? Thanks

ANSWER:
Minka Aire does have a low ceiling adapter that can be used with this fan. It is model A180-BCW. The adapter allows the fan to attach directly to the ceiling canopy elinating the downrod, which will save you about 3 inches in height. However, that will still put the bottom of the fan at about 11 1/2" from the ceiling. Keep in mind, that the blades themselves are already less than 10 inches from the ceilling...even without the adapter. However, since you are planning on installing this fan in a houseboat, I would suggest that you use a fan that is rated for use outdoors, since it will most likely be exposted to moisture. Please give us a call so we can help you find the perfect fan for your needs.





2676. General Question #4724 Posted: 4/12/2008 11:39:56 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I would like to purchase the Altura 68" fan and no one at home depot can tell me,nore could we find on the hampton bay web site the light kit that would work with this fan.

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4723 Posted: 4/12/2008 4:45:10 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Does this fan have one or two light bulbs? Patti

ANSWER:
The Hunter 5 minute fan uses a single 26 Watt pin based CFL bulb which meets the Energy Star qualification for the light fixture.





2678. General Question #4722 Posted: 4/12/2008 2:17:11 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Need Hampton Bay Stand Fan Model #SG20RC remote.Do you have just the remote?

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2679. General Question #4720 Posted: 4/12/2008 12:52:22 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where can I get a ceiling fan capacitor C61 E185116?

ANSWER:
What brand of ceiling fan are you referring to. Also, the model number you included...is it for the capacitor or for the fan, because I do not recognize the model number.





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#4719 Posted: 4/12/2008 10:57:43 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Are these for use on a porch?

ANSWER:
The Windjammer ceiling fans are not rated for use outdoors, so the answer would be no...you should not install them on a porch. They should be installed indoors only.





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#4718 Posted: 4/11/2008 10:03:13 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Will there be enough light over a dinette table in a 12'x9' room? thank you

ANSWER:
Well, the fan uses a single 100 Watt incandescent bulb, so I would suspect it would not be sufficient for use over a dining room table. However, the amount of lighting that you require personally will differ greatly from what others need, so I must let you decide if 100 Watts of light is sufficient. If you already have a light or chandelier over the table that only uses 100 Watts and it is sufficient, then the fan will be sufficient. If your current light supplies 200 or 300 watts of light and you find it to be sufficient at its brightest setting, then obviously this fan would not provide sufficient lighting for your needs.





2682. General Question #4717 Posted: 4/11/2008 5:06:30 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
how to install a fan with a remote control?

ANSWER:
Well, your question is far too vague for me to respond. I would need to know the specific brand and model number you are referring to in order to begin answering your question. Please provide more information as well as an email address that I can respond to.





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#4716 Posted: 4/11/2008 4:46:31 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where do I find the rods that are available with this fan?

ANSWER:
Click on the tab for Downrods that is located just above the big picture of the fan...or simply give us a call.





2684. General Question #4715 Posted: 4/11/2008 3:06:15 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I purchased a 8 mos ago. When power is turned on, fan automatically starts at highest speed. If off is pressed it will still start on its own. The red power light is always lit. Help!

ANSWER:
What brand and model of fan are you referring to and where did you purchase it? Also, did the fan come with the remote control, or was it an item you purchased separately?





2685. General Question #4713 Posted: 4/11/2008 11:58:25 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
can I swap out a light fixture for the light kit curently in my fan. It is a pendant type dual light with 2 bowls like you may see over a pool table?

ANSWER:
Well, I would need to know what the brand and model of your fan as well as how old it is and where it was purcahsed. If you do not have any of this information, email me a picture of your fan and I will see if I can identify it.





2686. General Question #4709 Posted: 4/11/2008 11:02:43 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I have a hampton bay 3 light french scavo pendant, model #27004 from home depot. I would like to replace the existing glass shades of all of my semi- flush lights in my home with the same glass shade. Any idea of where or how I might go about getting the same glass,so that all of the lighting in my home will be consistent throughtout? I also have a chandelier in my kitchen that would need smaller shades of the same variety. Please advise. Thanks! Yolanda P.S.My ? isn't about fans,but lampsha

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4707 Posted: 4/11/2008 10:27:52 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Craftmade CXL is listed as 3 speed- but specs show only a 210 RPM. No speed range is indicated. Also describes indirect uplighting as a feature-- but is not available in the options. Also- No blade options available. What is true here?

ANSWER:
Not all manufacturers specify the range of speeds for their fans. In this case, the data that we have refers to the RPM of the fan on high speed, which is the most common information supplied by fan companies. As for the uplight feature, we apologize for the inconsistency in the description. The truth is that the Craftmade CXL does not include an uplight feature. We have modified the data in our specifications as well as the description to make this clear. As far as blade options, if you click on the tab for Blades just above the picture of the fan, you should see a wide variety of blade options. If this feature does not work for you, then it is possible that your browser does not technology we are using on our site. In any case, please give us a call and we will gladly answer any further questions you have right over phone.





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#4705 Posted: 4/10/2008 11:13:05 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Does the Montecarlo Micro fan have a light fixture?

ANSWER:
Light fixtures are optional for the montecarlo Micro ceiling fans. To view the options, click on the tab for "Lights" just above the large picture of the Micro fan.





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#4704 Posted: 4/10/2008 4:32:08 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
How do I order the controls for the fan?

ANSWER:
We take all orders over the phone...so just give us a call.





2690. General Question #4700 Posted: 4/10/2008 8:55:01 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I'm looking for a place to buy a new motor for my Bedford harbor breeze ceiling fan. Could you direct me in the right place???

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




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#4699 Posted: 4/10/2008 8:23:07 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Is there a re-stock fee on this fan if I order it and return it? My electrician does not know if it is a viable solution for my outdoor deck, so he wants me to order it before he makes a decision. Is this a returnable item?

ANSWER:
A restocking fee would in fact be required to return the fan, but some exceptions can be made...particularly with a popular fan like this. However, any exception could only be made if in fact the box was never opened. In my opinion, that would defeat the purpose of what you contractor needs. I would assume that he wants to see how the fan is installed or something of that sort, which would require him to open the box. Furthermore, you would be required to pay for the shipping in both directions regardless of whether the restocking fee was waived. So, the question I have would be: Would it benefit your contractor to have a copy of the installation manual before you order the fan? If that is the case, it may be possible for us to obtain that for you. Although Minka Aire does not supply a .pdf version of their installation manuals, I would gladly make an attempt to get one for you if at all possible.





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#4698 Posted: 4/10/2008 7:20:50 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where can I get parts for this fan. I need the strap that holds the fan cover in place.

ANSWER:
Call our customer service department at: 1-800-607-2665





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#4697 Posted: 4/10/2008 4:59:59 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can you ship this product to Singapore?

ANSWER:
We certainly can. However, please be aware that the fan is not designed to work with anything other than 110V electricity.





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#4696 Posted: 4/10/2008 12:57:41 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I'm currently living in Australia permanently, however grew up in Los Alamitos of all things..(Los Al Grad)...Just wondering if I could order the tropical blades from either the "fanimation tropicana" or the "emerson maui"...I'm after after 12 blades in total and will pay the shipping to Oz???? any possibility?? cheers, mark borsuk

ANSWER:
We can sell you the blades and ship them to you, no problem...just give us a call or email me back and let me know if you want to get a quote on them so I can forward your request to our sales department. However, these types of blades will not work on just any ceiling fan because they specific blade holders in order to attach them to their respective fans. Might I ask what you plan to do with the blades...do you have fans you wish to put them on?





2695. General Question #4695 Posted: 4/9/2008 10:34:11 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
HELLO, i OWNER A HAMPTON BAY CEILING FAN MODEL 371-494, AND I NEED THE INSTALATION MANUAL IN FORMAT PDF....YOU CAN HELP ME?

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4694 Posted: 4/9/2008 10:14:55 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
My master bedroom is 12 by 17 and is just shy of 8 feet high. Will the 44" be sufficient or should I go with the 52" wet?

ANSWER:
Definately the larger size fan with the larger motor for a room your size.





2697. General Question #4692 Posted: 4/9/2008 6:21:03 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
This fan does not actually have uplights. But I guess your customer service would know that since they already told the previous customer that it had them.

ANSWER:
You are absolutely correct. The Concord Roosevelt fan does not have a built-in uplight. Thank you for pointing out my mistake, I sincerely appreciate it. I will make the correction in my previous response.





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#4691 Posted: 4/9/2008 5:29:52 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I am wanting to purchase for a covered patio connected to the house. The switch for the light is inside the house and is one of three switches on 3 switch plate. I suppose I have 2 questions.....First, can the fan be operated without the wall control if the remote control is bought or is the wall control necessary? Secondly, if the wall control has to be installed will the remote still work even if the wall control is on the inside (right inside the door)? Thanks for your help!

ANSWER:
If you purchase the remote control, you do not need to install the wall control. However, your wall control supplies the power to the fan, so it must be in the on position in order for the remote to work. Also, you can in fact purchase a new cover plate that can accommodate various control configurations. I am assuming that your current 3 switches are the old toggle type switches. So, if you installed the wall control that comes with the fan, you would need to purchase a new cover plate that had 1 large rectangular hole for the new control and 2 smaller holes for the old style switches. If you decide to install the wall control, it should still work from inside the house providing the fan is within 20 feet or so of the switch. Although we do not carry the cover plates, they are available through many sources online. A quick search on Google found this source that looks promising: http://www.kyledesigns.com/category/.11_home_decor.1_switchplates.wall_plates_outlet_covers/





2699. General Question #4682 Posted: 4/9/2008 2:13:58 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
why does the capacitor give off a burning smell

ANSWER:
When a capacitor begins to fail, it overheats and will start to melt the plastic that encases it. Some cheaper fans use cheap capacitors that will overheat easily and produce this smell...which means they will eventually burn out. What brand and model of fan are you referring to and where did you purchase it?





2700. General Question #4680 Posted: 4/8/2008 11:07:36 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I will like to order this Fan, Could it be send to Mexico via DHL, or similar. please let me know I represent an Architectural firm, if i like it I will like to purchase more for my constructions, the one that i am ordering is a sample.

ANSWER:
Shipping to Mexico is not a problem. Simply give us a call and we will glady take care of you now and in the future.





2701. General Question #4679 Posted: 4/8/2008 9:28:18 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I bought a Parisian II 54" ceiling fan and am looking for a downrod from 12" to 18" that matches rhis fan but I dont know where to find it. Can you help?

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2702. General Question #4674 Posted: 4/8/2008 9:16:09 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
To change rotation of a belt driven fan, Would an operator flip the belt over or is it done with an electric switch?

ANSWER:
There is a reverse switch on the drive motor.





2703. General Question #4672 Posted: 4/7/2008 9:19:06 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Installed the Harbor Breeze 42" Vector Elite in a bedroom 12x11 and it does not give off any downward airflow. The fan looks great but does not perform.

ANSWER:
This is pretty common for fans sold at Home Centers. This is why we have established an Airflow rating system on our website so that people who visit might understand that some fans move more air than others. There is really nothing you can to to make your fan move more air other than replace it with a better fan. Look for fans on our site with an airflow rating of 4 or 5, you will pay substantially more than you did at Lowes, but you will be most satisfied with the difference in performance.





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#4671 Posted: 4/7/2008 8:29:31 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
you dont show just a slide switch for fan only what am I supposed to use if I am not going to use a light kit. I don't want a remote. I also emailed you a few days ago wanting to know the amp or watt rating of this fan I am wiring in a new circut to install and need to know the draws. Despite your claim to reply within 48 hours I have not heard from you. Do you sell fans?

ANSWER:
The Montecarlo Cyclone draws slightly less than .7 amps on high speed. We can supply a 4 speed slide control sold by Montecarlo specifically for fans like this that have the newer more powerful 212mm motors. The control comes in White (model ESSWC-4-WH) or Almond (model ESSWC-4-AL). This is a relatively new control and it has not been added to our site, but we can certainly have it shipped to you with your fan. The picture I have included below is of the ESSWC-3-WH control, which is available for smaller motors. It is identical in appearance to the ESSWC-4, but is made to handle the additional amperage required by this fan. I will make sure our tech department adds this control to our site. Please accept my apology for the delayed response...seems a bit crazy lately...but I am sure I will get caught up. Here is a picture of the ESSWC-4-WH control:





2705. General Question #4670 Posted: 4/7/2008 8:01:43 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I purchased a Monte Carlo brand ceiling fan a couple years ago that I never installed. I'm ready to do that, but I need a light for it. Can I purchace any brand ceiling fan light or does it have to be Monta Carlo brand

ANSWER:
Well, generally speaking...most Montecarlo fans will accept a universal type of light fixture. But, not all generic lights will work from other brands. Without knowing exactly which model you own, or which brand of light fixture you are considering purchasing, I cannot make a firm recommendation. I will say though, that we always recommend staying with the same brand so that there is no risk of incompatability...not just because you want to be sure that the fixture attaches properly, but because you want to make sure the finish matches the fan. As you well know, there are many shades of any finish. If you put two white finishes side by side, you may find that one looks gray and the other looks yellower. Polished brass and antique brass finishes will vary dramatically in color tone from brand to brand. Other more designer types of finishes such as oil rubbed bronze will almost never match between brands. Can you tell me the model number and finish of the fan you own so I can offer more input?





2706. General Question #4668 Posted: 4/7/2008 5:12:47 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
who can give info on troubleshooting a hampton bay ceiling fan

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2707. General Question #4667 Posted: 4/7/2008 5:11:09 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I have a hampton bay ceiling fan that won't spin blades, model jfm52-5w4l

ANSWER:
Please contact Home Depot...it is their brand and no one else has access to any of their technical information.





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#4666 Posted: 4/7/2008 4:12:35 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Which fitter looks good with this fan? Thank you. johnhammerling@yahoo.com

ANSWER:
Good question. I prefer the MC76EP 4-light fixture. The curves seem to best suit the style of the fan motor and you get to choose from may different glass shades to compliment your decor.





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#4665 Posted: 4/7/2008 2:14:48 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Do both light fixture models MC180C and MC070C fit Montecarlo Designer Hugger model 5DH520C and come in the Old Chicago finish? What kind of light bulbs could we use and what is the highest wattage? Thank you!

ANSWER:
Yes, both of the fixtures you mentioned will work with the Montecarlo Designer hugger fan. Please call us for further details regarding the fixtures. There are many options and the wattage will vary depending on the type of bulb you try to use.





2710. General Question #4663 Posted: 4/7/2008 1:58:20 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Do you sell Fan Speed Control Model UC7067RC

ANSWER:
The number you are looking at is most likely not a model number but a part number or UL listing number. We have many fan speed controls that will work with various brands of fans. What is the brand and model of the fan you are trying to control?





2711. General Question #4656 Posted: 4/7/2008 1:21:31 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Amlooking for a whige glass shade 9 inches wide weit a center pull

ANSWER:
What brand and model of fan are you trying to fit the light fixture to?





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#4655 Posted: 4/7/2008 12:31:10 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can the minka aire concept wet ii take the salt air conditions?

ANSWER:
Yes it can...although as with any metallic appliance, the finish may begin to show signs of weathering over the years. As you may already know, there is little that can be done about this with any type of outdoor fixture. However, rest assured that the fan will continue to operate and the finish will hold up better than less expensive fans.





2713. General Question #4653 Posted: 4/7/2008 9:56:33 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I have a Hampton Bay fan Model #EF200S(D)52. I need to order blade arms for it. The holes measure 4 3/4" x 2 3/4" inches. The number on the arms is CK - A88. _Please advise where I can order them from.

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4652 Posted: 4/7/2008 9:11:41 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where on your site can I look at just the fan glass options, please? Can I order these separately? Thanks.

ANSWER:
Quite frankly, to this point we have not had a single page on our site that shows all glass shades...normally, you would navigate to a fan, select a compatable light fixture, then select the glass shades that were appropriate for that fixture to see all of the options of that type from the brand of fan you selected. However, to help you out personally, I have created a page that will in fact allow you to see all of the glass shades available from each brand. Please take a look at it. You will need to call us to order any of the items shown...and when you call in, do not be surprised if the person you speak with is not aware of the page you are looking at since I created it just for you and have not had a chance to inform anyone. However, they will be able to process an order for you based on the model number of glass you select. I will refine the page more then put a link to it in a prominent place on our site soon. Please let me know if this is helpful...and if you experience any problems since I did this in a jiffy.

Here is the link: Fan Glass Shades and Globes





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#4651 Posted: 4/7/2008 8:43:04 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I was looking at your 22720 Cortland black ceiling fan. My question is the light fixture; are the lights under the shades regular light bulbs or like candle lights? Thank-you.

ANSWER:
Good question. The Huner Cortland ceiling fan light fixture uses four 40-Watt Candelabra Base bulbs, which meets the EPACT2005 ceiling fan lighting requirements.





2716. General Question #4650 Posted: 4/7/2008 8:07:04 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
universal remote instellation

ANSWER:
There is no universal installation instruction for a universal remote since each brand makes them differently. I would need to know the brand and model of the remote as well as that of the fan you are trying to use it with in order ot be of any help.





2717. General Question #4649 Posted: 4/7/2008 7:22:29 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
We purchased a fan with the light, (#5087 Belhaven Rustic Bronze) in the summer of 2006 from Lowe's and they installed it. Our pull chain on the light in broken internally. It is still attached but will not work. Is this under warranty?

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




2718. General Question #4648 Posted: 4/7/2008 6:59:28 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
how do I replace the 3-way pull chain on the light fixture on the fan?

ANSWER:
I need to know the brand and model of the fan as well as how old it is and where it was purchased.





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#4647 Posted: 4/7/2008 6:27:39 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Is the "H" for Hemingway or Havana? Thank you!

ANSWER:
Go figure....guess you could say it is for both. However, I must mention that the model pictured on this page has the old Marlin logo, which is no longer how the fan is made. Please look at some of the other models and you will see the simplified logo that is currently in production. I would venture to say that the new logo stands stricly for Havana.





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#4646 Posted: 4/7/2008 6:25:24 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where are these fans made? Thank you.

ANSWER:
As with almost all ceiling and wall fans, they are made in China. However, there are many factories in China that make fans for various brands in the USA with quality levels from the worst to the very best. The factories that Fanimation uses only produce the highest level of quality that is available for fan manufacturing...which is why they cost more than lesser brands.





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#4645 Posted: 4/6/2008 10:26:47 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I was wondering about your shipping. Other site offer free shipping with a higher sale price for the same iteam. Wonder if you offer the same thing?

ANSWER:
What is most important is the actual final delivered cost to your door, whether you pay a higher price and get free shipping or a lower price and have to pay for shipping. We take all orders over the phone just so that we can handle these types of circumstances. Bottom line is that we will usually match or beat any competitors true delivered price (read our price guaranteed from the link at the very top of all of our web pages). Just give us a call...we look forward to offering you the most excellent service.





2722. General Question #4644 Posted: 4/6/2008 10:12:32 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I need three 52ac fans to be remotely controled. They are all in the same room. I am only running a two wire (and ground )three way switch setup. Any ideas??

ANSWER:
Seems pretty simple. Just purchase a remote control for each fan. If you want them all to run off the same remote, then program all of the receivers to the same frequency as the transmitter. However, I do not recommend doing that since there may be times where you only want one or two of the fans on at the same time. Plus, the remote control transmitter has a certain range that works best, so if the fan furthest from the control is too far away (approx. 25 to 40 feet depending on the actual control you purchase), then it might not communicate with the transmitter and it will be difficult to get all of the fans doing the same thing at the same time. Please give us a call and we will make sure you get what you need.





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#4643 Posted: 4/6/2008 8:42:51 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can I purchase just the 3 speed TCS wall control? I have Model CA60 purchased in around 1998. High, Medium Low Reverse and fan Off switches on Left side and Light dimmer swich (also on off switch) on right side. Mine stopped working, and I'm sure it is not the frequency setting.

ANSWER:
Sure, just give us a call and we will gladly take care of you. I am also forwarding this to our customer service department so they can follow up with you.





2724. General Question #4641 Posted: 4/6/2008 7:04:45 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
my wire color are red black whit and copper and the fan motors is green black blue and white what wires go with what i have a hampton bay carriage house 2

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2725. General Question #4640 Posted: 4/6/2008 6:17:19 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
i have a mercury model#312453 and cracked the light kit assembly glass can i order a new one

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4639 Posted: 4/6/2008 4:37:01 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Hello- Can you tell me if we can flush mount this fan?

ANSWER:
You can purchase a small dowrod which is only about 2 inches long...which is pretty much like flush mounting the fan. However, a better alternative would be to purchase a hugger style fan that is designed specifically to be flush mounted. Given the right model with the right type of motor, you will get better performance. Please give us a call and we will gladly discuss your options so you are sure to make the right decision and get eveything you need.





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#4638 Posted: 4/6/2008 3:55:06 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Does it include a reverse switch? Thanks.

ANSWER:
Yes it does. You will actually get 6 speeds in forward and 6 speeds in reverse and the reverse function is located on the remote control.





2728. General Question #4636 Posted: 4/6/2008 1:25:54 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
how to change lights on top of fan

ANSWER:
Please be more specific. I need to know the brand and model of the fan. However, with most models we carry that have a built-in uplight, you simply get up on a ladder and change the bulbs as with any ordinary fixture.





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#4635 Posted: 4/6/2008 10:49:36 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can I buy it from the webpage? how much is shipping to Florida? Does it pay taxes it shipped to florida?

ANSWER:
All orders are taken over the phone. We will quote shipping costs when you call. There is no sales if we ship to Florida.





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#4634 Posted: 4/6/2008 10:47:09 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Does it comes with the bowl cap and the downrod?

ANSWER:
By bowl cap, I am assuming you are referring to the canopy and mounting hardware for the ceiling as shown in the picture. If so, the answer is yes. As far as the downrod, a 6" downrod is included with the fan. Other lengths can be purchased separately.





2731. General Question #4632 Posted: 4/5/2008 8:10:42 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
We just bought two hampton bay fans but the bulbs are only 40 watts each. The bulbs have the intermediate size screw in part. I want to find the 60 watt bulbs in the intermediate size and I have not been able to. Do you know where I can find them?

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4631 Posted: 4/5/2008 6:42:00 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
My fan control is not working I need a new fan control for my white Flyte Fan... Where can I order 1...or maybe 2, depends on the price...

ANSWER:
Just give us a call and we will gladly take care of you.





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#4629 Posted: 4/5/2008 5:33:10 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
My fan control is not working I need a new fan control for my white Flyte Fan... Where can I order 1...or maybe 2, depends on the price...

ANSWER:
Just give us a call, we can supply the control. However, it may not be the control that needs replacing, you may need to also replace the remote receiver inside the fan. Before you do either, I would suggest that you try changing the dip switches in both the transmitter and receiver. This often times solves problems with remote controls. I am assuming that you have replaced the batteries in the transmitter. Furthermore, sometimes when the batteries are replaced, the dip switches inside the remote get moved accidentally, which is another reason you may wish to try resetting the dip switches.





2734. General Question #4628 Posted: 4/5/2008 4:44:23 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can I get outdoor blades for my indoor harbor breeze fan?

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




2735. General Question #4627 Posted: 4/5/2008 4:29:19 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I'm looking for a set of 5 blades for my fan, is a Hampton Bay old fan in my bedroom, the blades are 16.5 in. long and 5in. wide

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2736. General Question #4626 Posted: 4/5/2008 4:24:05 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Looking for a cover plate for the bottom of the fan after I remove the light fixture. Any ideas where to get one? Home Depot was no help. Thanx

ANSWER:
Well, there really are no universal cover plates...so you will need to be more specific about your fan. What is the brand and model number. What finish. How old is it and where did you purchase it. If it came from Home Depot, odds are you cannot remove the lights and there likely is no such cover plate. If all else fails, email me a picture of the fan and I will try to identify it.





2737. General Question #4621 Posted: 4/4/2008 7:10:25 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
can a fan be used without the remote control?

ANSWER:
Well, if your fan came with a built-in remote control, the odds are it cannot be used without the control. However, if the fan was a pull chain fan originally and the remote control was added, then you can remove the remote receiver from the ceiling and wire the fan directly to convert it back to a pull chain fan...providing the pull chain switches are still working. Also, some remote control fans have the option to add a wall control that can be used instead of the remote or in conjunction with the remote. So, the bottom line is that it depends greatly on what fan you are referring to.





2738. General Question #4620 Posted: 4/4/2008 6:10:06 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Is there a 42 inch hugger fan that includes a downlight that from top to bottom does not exceed 14 inches in depth?

ANSWER:
Well, how about the 44" Minka Aire Concept II fan...which is by far the best selling hugger fan of all time. I know you said 42", but a 44" fan is only 1" longer per blade. We do have other options as well, but I suggest you check this one out first and then get back to me with any comments you have.

Here is a link that shows all of the Minka Aire Concept II ceiling fans





2739. General Question #4618 Posted: 4/4/2008 12:19:34 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I have harbor breeze ceiling fan it makes noise and speeds are slow any suggestions?

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




2740. General Question #4617 Posted: 4/4/2008 11:55:10 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Is an outdoor fan able to withstand the direct elements or does it need to be under cover such as a roof, porch or awning?

ANSWER:
Not all outdoor fans are rated for the same application. There are damp rated and wet rated fans. Damp rated outdoor fans must be covered, like a porch or patio. Wet rated outdoor fans can be exposed directly to rain. Both types can be used indoors as well.





2741. General Question #4616 Posted: 4/4/2008 11:52:43 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I would like to email my registration into Hampton Bay . Do you have an email address for them?

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2742. General Question #4615 Posted: 4/4/2008 9:41:42 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I have a 52" ceiling fan. dark bronze or brown, pewter or cast Al casing with a leaf design. I need a new transmitter but don't know which to buy. The fan does not have any chain pull switches to conyrol the fan, two lower 60W or four upper 40W lights.. The solid state fan speed control has the following information: Model: UC7067RC APROBDO 7067GM-09 (5+6) There are two wires on one side and four wires on othert

ANSWER:
Look at the top of the ceiling fan motor housing. There should be a label that has the name brand and model number of the fan. If that information is not there, then it is most likely that the fan is a generic import fan, which means we would not have access to any information or replacemant parts. If it is one of the brands that we carry, we should be able to help you. If you cannot identify the brand and model of the fan, try emailing me a picture of it and I will see if I can.





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#4611 Posted: 4/3/2008 7:51:35 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Can I use 1 WC210 Aire Control to control 2 Concept II Flush 52 Ceiling Fans installed in the same patio?

ANSWER:
Yes you can. You can program both fans to operate on the same frequency as a single control. However, you must consider that under ideal conditions, the range of the control is about 40 feet. So if either of the fans are close to or beyond that distance, the fan that is too far away will react inconsistently with the control...or may not work at all. So I would suggest that if the control is more than 30 feet away from either fan, then install a second control.





2744. General Question #4609 Posted: 4/3/2008 3:50:19 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
The name of the Hampton Bay ceiling fan is a Finley. I need an installation guide for it.

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2745. General Question #4608 Posted: 4/3/2008 12:37:06 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I need an installation guide for the Finley

ANSWER:
Can you please tell me what a Finley is...what type of item, what brand and what model number?





2746. General Question #4607 Posted: 4/3/2008 9:09:32 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
i instaled hampton bay celing fan w/remote ,i should be able to turn light off while fan is on. the way i have it wired i can turn fan on and off with remote but light stays on constintly i have to un screw bulbs to turn lights off. please help with wireing chart so i can see where i went wrong

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4606 Posted: 4/2/2008 7:34:06 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Our bedroom is 12ft x14ft with an 8ft ceiling. Is a 52" fan too big for that size room? If so, what size would you recommend?

ANSWER:
A 52" fan would be ideal for your room size.





2748. General Question #4604 Posted: 4/2/2008 1:26:37 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I am looking for an outdoor fan (porch ceiling) that is a hugger style with no lights. Do you have something like this? This is a colonial style house.

ANSWER:
There really are no hugger style outdoor fans on the market that are Colonial either with or without a light. Outdoor hugger fans are a relatively new addition to the ceiling fan industry and the handful of models available from the major brands are quite contemporary. However, this being said, there are some models available that have a traditional downrod style, but can be installed without the downrod, which will reduce the hanging height by about 2 or 3 inches...in essence, making them flush-mounted fans. As of now, we do not have any way to filter this particular option on our website, so I might suggest that you give us a call so we can point out which models have this option. Otherwise, below, you will find a link to one such model from Hunter called the Charthouse. Please let me know if this style of fan will work for you or if you need something more specifically colonial in style. Keep in mind that there were no ceiling fans in Colonial times, so there really is no definition for a colonial style fan.

Here is the link to the Hunter Charthouse wet rated outdoor ceiling fan





2749. General Question #4602 Posted: 4/2/2008 12:02:34 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
The plate that needs to be removed in order to put the light kit on will not unscrew without striping the screws totally. I have tried unlock and that does not work either. My model #133-715, Vendor # 11289, UPC 792145350279

ANSWER:
Try slightly prying the plate with a screwdriver while loosening one of the screws. If this does not work, I will need to know what brand your fan is and where it was purchased in order to be of more help...or email me a picture of the part you are trying to remove.





2750. General Question #4600 Posted: 4/2/2008 9:27:45 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Harbor Breeze fan. I just contacted Lowes and they put me in touch with a company who supplies parts for Harbor Breeze. I didn't get the company name but the phone number is 800-444-6742. the receiver is being replaced free of charge. You may want to add this info on your responce to Harbor Breeze issues.

ANSWER:
Thanks for the info. I have posted this number on our site in the past and had people tell me that they had poor results from calling the number. But since you have had positive results, I will gladly post it on our site again.





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#4598 Posted: 4/1/2008 11:42:59 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
How do I reverse the airflow on this fan!?! The wall control only has low/med/high. I do not have a manual.

ANSWER:
The fan ships with a full function wall control that in fact has a reverse feature (button). If you do not have this feature on your control, then I suspect you do not have the original control. Can you email me a picture of the fan as well as the control so that I can identify them?





2752. General Question #4597 Posted: 4/1/2008 6:42:52 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I cannot get out any of the 34 screws off of the light kit on my ceiling fan. They are tight and won't budge with any screwdriver or with pliers. Am only trying to replace the bulbs. This fan is located on screened porch. Thank you!

ANSWER:
It is likely that the fan you have on your screened porch has a light fixture installed that was not designed for damp locations, so the screws have rusted (the fixture does not have rust resistent parts). I might suggest that you spray them with WD40 or Liquid Wrench, let them set for a few minutes then give it another whirl...Let me know what happens.





2753. General Question #4596 Posted: 4/1/2008 3:12:26 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Purchased a Harbor Breeze Baja Fan 1 1/2 yrs ago/light attachment shorted out/definitely a manufacturing defect/called Harbor Breeze/only a 1 yr warranty/what about the safety of these fans? Called Lowe's they couldn't help/no more Harbor Breezes for me....

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




2754. General Question #4595 Posted: 4/1/2008 10:39:29 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
How does this compare to Panama XTR or Grand Prix or Cyclone?

ANSWER:
The Panama XTR, XLP and Emerson K55 motors are considered the best motors on the market. The 212mm x 25mm motors in both the Grand Prix and Cyclone fans run a very close second. However, consider that the Grand Prix and Cyclone fans are both oversized 60 inch diameter blade span, where the Panama is a 50 inch fan...so we are not comparing apples to apples. Ultimately, if the large blade span is what you desire, then the Grand Prix and Cyclone will offer superb performance for fans this large.





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#4594 Posted: 4/1/2008 8:09:22 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
What length of downrod is it coming with?

ANSWER:
The Minka Aire Viper comes with both a 3 1/2 inch and 6 inch downrod in the box. The hanging dimensions from the ceiling shown on our site are for the smaller downrod.





2756. General Question #4593 Posted: 4/1/2008 12:29:41 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
The lights on my Casablanca fan won't dim anymore. I've replaced the intellitouch switch, but that didn't help, so I assume something is broken in the fan. Is this a a part I can replace? Thanks!

ANSWER:
If your fan is over 10 years old, odds are that the computer board inside the fan needs to be replaced. I would recommend contacting Casablanca to find a service center near you. You can also ship the fan to Casablanca for service. Here is a link to the verious services Casablanca offers on their website:

Casablanca Ceiling Fan Service and Repair





2757. General Question #4592 Posted: 3/31/2008 11:04:41 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
The write-up mentions uplights. Can we get it without uplights? This is for a bedroom, and we want a quiet motor. How does this motor rate? Thanks, Robin

ANSWER:
This response was edited on 4/9/2008...the original reply regarding the uplight stated that there was in fact an uplight, which is incorrect. There is no uplight included with the Concord Roosevelt fan. Regarding the motor....the Roosevelt ceiling fan has the best motor made by Concord, it is both quiet and powerful.





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#4591 Posted: 3/31/2008 7:52:32 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Are the light bulbs included?

ANSWER:
Yes, the light bulbs are included with the fan. 5-15W candelabra bulbs for the uplight and 2 50W Mini-Can Halogen Bulbs for the downlight.





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#4590 Posted: 3/30/2008 8:44:20 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Does the Minka Aire Concept 11 WET fan have a remote control? We have three MInka Concept fans--not wet, though, in our house and they have remote control. We are interested in getting a couple of fans to hang in our Pergalo outside but we need remote control capability--we plan on using one of our other remotes if possible.

ANSWER:
The Minka Aire Concept II Wet fans come with a wall control, but you can add a remote control (model RC210) if you wish. You can add the control to your fan configuration on our site by clicking on the link for Controls above the fan picture and selecting the control. The price for the control will then be added to your fan configuration. Or, just give us a call and we will gladly make sure you get what you need at the guaranteed lowest price. By the way, I would not advise using one of your other controls because you might find yourself turning on the fan(s) inside your house as well. It is best to have a control for each fan set to its own frequency...although for the two fans outside, you may wish to use just one control if you will always want both of them on or off at the same time.





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#4589 Posted: 3/30/2008 6:34:02 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Would You consider this Fan better than the Casablanca Panama because I can't figure which one is better

ANSWER:
The Casablanca Panama is one of the alltime best ceiling fans on the market, so very few fans will compare. The Panama has a more powerful motor, so it will move more air. It also has a much more sophisticated remote control if you are comparing to the remote control version of the Panama. The equivalent to the Panama from Emerson is the Premium, which has a K55 motor, which is virtually the same motor as the Panama. The Emerson Premium has more control options and comes with a built-in uplight (which the panama does not have). You can also choose a remote control and wall control that will work together, which you cannot do with the Panama. Both of the Emerson Premium and Casablanca Panama are in a completely different league than the Emerson Designer Remote. However, you will also pay about 2 times more for either of these fans than the Emerson Disigner. Here is a link to the Emerson Premium:

Emerson Premium in Antique Brass





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#4587 Posted: 3/30/2008 5:48:21 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
what should the ceiling hieght be for this fan. i have a 9 foot ceiling in a15x30 room. i am installing 2 fans in this room

ANSWER:
A minimum ceiling of 9 feet is recommended, so you should be OK.





2762. General Question #4586 Posted: 3/30/2008 4:53:28 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
where can i find instructions for harbor breeze fans

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




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#4585 Posted: 3/30/2008 4:24:59 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
My ceiling is at a slant. Does the canopy allow for this ?

ANSWER:
All Hunter fans (aside from hugger styles) can handle ceilings angled up to 30 degrees without the need for any additional accessories. So the answer depends on how steep the slant is. Do you know what the angle of the ceiling is...or what the pitch is?





2764. General Question #4584 Posted: 3/30/2008 3:26:23 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Is it possible to obtain installation instructions for Hampton Bay Ceiling fan Model EF200D with 4 - 60w lamps? Item was given to us but of course with no instruction. This would be very much appreciated. Thank you. JoAnn

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2765. General Question #4583 Posted: 3/30/2008 3:19:41 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Question-is it possible to obtain installation instructions for a Hampton Bay Ceiling fan? This fan has 4 60w bulbs. Model #EF200D. This would be very much appreciated. Thank you. JoAnn

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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#4582 Posted: 3/30/2008 3:19:29 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Is the referenced outdoor light Model K9401 on whenever the fan is operating or is it controlled by its own pull chain?

ANSWER:
The light fixture has its own pull chain, so you can operate it independently from the fan with the fan either on or off.





2767. General Question #4580 Posted: 3/30/2008 1:46:12 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
need a reversing switch for harbor breeze fan. can you help?

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




2768. General Question #4579 Posted: 3/30/2008 11:53:52 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
where is the reverse switch found on the almeida ceiling fan?

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




2769. General Question #4577 Posted: 3/30/2008 9:51:18 AM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Where do I get the light fixture for Aero Harbor Breeze ceiling fan?

Response: Please refer to questions about Harbor Breeze ceiling fans




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#4574 Posted: 3/29/2008 10:29:15 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I'm looking at Model FP10bl and was wondering if you have one with the opposite counter clock wise air flow from right to left, rather than the one clockwise one picture left to right? The links to the spec sheet and owners manual are also not working and I need to know how far from the wall control unit the fan can be? Many thanks, Shannon

ANSWER:
The Fanimation Brewmaster can operate both in forward and reverse. Also, it does not matter which side of the fan you place the drive motor. Hopefully this clears up any confusion you might have regarding the direction of the airflow. I have corrected the links to the owners manual and spec sheet, so you can use the links in the previous posting.





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#4572 Posted: 3/29/2008 4:05:41 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
Re: Craftmade Cordova Ceiling Fan Model CV52OB in Oiled Bronze. Shown with model B5-52P-DO4 Dark Oak Satin Finish optional blades. Comes with 3 Speed Pull Chain. I am attempting to customize a fan and am interested in having the blades changed to teak satin finish but want to know if the blades are shaped as in the photo above, sort of tropical fan shaped. Also want to change motor finish to brushed nickel and add light kit, wall control, glass. More ?s. Is it better to call? Thanks E.M.

ANSWER:
Yes, in your case I would suggest that you call. You will need to call to place your order anyway. Our business hours are posted at the bottom of every page.





2772. General Question #4571 Posted: 3/29/2008 1:37:10 PM | View page where question was posted

QUESTION:
I need to get a new Gobe for MY Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan Model # 133715.

Response: Please refer to questions about Hampton Bay ceiling fans




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