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- This is my old 52" Crest 4500. It was bought in 1988 at Hechinger. The original contractors installed a variable speed dimmer switch for it, so after 20 years of use, the motor buzzes a lot on all speeds. It had cane blades, but we reversed them. It's installed on a 13' cathedral ceiling and covers the living room, dining room, kitchen, and entryway.
In this video, I'm just cycling the speeds so you can hear the buzzing. It's worse in the medium speeds, but it does make some noise on high and low as well.
As of June 2008, it was replaced with a Casablanca Panama. A video will come later. Enjoy!
This video brings back so many memories.
It’s the loudest ceiling fan known to mankind!
Cause of dimmer
What about zedextreme s ceiling fan?
@@Alexthefancollector RIP your years and your neighbours s ears if you did that XD
Trust me, it’s definitely not 💀
I have a fan that is so loud I can't even turn it on in my room it doesn't let me sleep
0 ceiling fans are safe for dimmers, dimmers are for lights. Some industrial ceiling fans are safe for a solid state speed control (fan dimmer).
YEP. But my school has ceiling fans on dimmers even on the non industrial
But why is that? I’m curious.
@@cadenweather1242 it seems like dimmer can cause NET DC which can somehow affect motor.
if the fan is hooked to a light dimmer then that's why its making noise. they say not to use those on ceiling fans because it causes a buzz and likely burn the motor out.
Our living room is attached to a dimmer but it only makes a hum when it’s a full speed
Whoa! That blew a ton of air like an industrial
This fan sounds really cool. I'm in love with the place it is (was) in. I'd like to see a tour of that house if you still own it. Cheers!
Noisy air con in my house and I have q in my room
I actually like the look of that ceiling fan
With solid state controllers, the fan(s) don't go very slow depending on the amount of fans, and they are primarily for industrial fans that would go in a gym, warehouse etc. Solid sate controllers are best used on fans frequently used on medium to high speeds
+Calvin DeJong Some solid state speed controls have minimum speed adjustment, so you can have a slow low speed without any stalling speeds.
Yes
my great uncle has some really rare and noisy fans like that! but the noisiest is the hunter original in the living room
Beautifull fan looks like it’s on a high ceiling
Bealtifull fanI love how its on a high ceiling this is my childhood fan video
Number of the day
1988! wow...
1988? I wasn’t even born then
It may be no problem to you for now, but in the future, it can burn out the motor or cause a fire. So I would suggest replacing a dimmer with a control made for ceiling fans.
As of the year 2008, this fan was replaced with a Casablanca Panama.
@@thechannelofrandomvideos789 I was replying to someone else who said about having their fans on dimmers, before the new TH-cam reply system.
@@CeilingFanVideosOnYT alright then.
One of the loudest ceiling fans ever. Wow! 😅
Ok cat lady I got to get my hair done
but my fans are industrial ceiling fans would it still cause an fire or electric shock ifits on wall control or a solid state control
The fan uses potensiometer (Speed/slow,low knob)
The 2 42” Emerson Pro Series Ceiling Fans at my school were noisy on a variable speed control that broke and was replaced with a 3 speed wall control. The one of the Casablanca Four Seasons iii Ceiling Fans also at my school buzzes on a variable speed but, you can’t hear it when the tv is on but, you can hear it when the tv, the AC and the bath fans etc are
off
@jonahsfan He replaced it with a Casablanca Panama already as of June 2008.
and one thing what if the roof was very high and you had an ceiling fan but it did not have an light kit could i still use the dimmer switch
0:16 sounds like my moms ceiling fan at my old house
also this fan buzzes just like the jc penny ceiling fan in my living room (study room) at my house (i am not really in there but it will become the living room one day and i will see showing the fan closer)
Imagine i was in the toilet while this fan was on in my living room near it i would goat scream for 2 hours
@@MrSyncOfficial it was caused by a variable speed dimmer
@@MrSyncOfficial if your bedroom had this then you would not sleep
@@MrSyncOfficial imagine if I had this in near my bedroom and yours
It’s making that noise because ceiling fans are not supposed to be on dimmer switches
0:20 how ceiling fans sound at 3am
This video is like 2 years old. I have an IT Casablanca Panama there now, I just need to upload the video.
bc0614 I know the chances of you seeing this comment now are very slim, but hows everything going ben? This video was essentially my childhood lol.
you collect anymore?
Can you record the new won please
Oi mate, do us a update video of that wonderful ol’ house n The new Casablanca. I’m just In love with the house. This video is my half of my childhood! Cheers,mate!
Could you upload it? Does it also make noise?
I remember watching this
if the fan has a dimmer switch thats why its noisy. They say not to use it on ceiling fans because it makes them causes them to be noisy and burn out the motor.
wo,wo,wo,wo,wo this is like a superhero
It was buzzing because it was on a solid state speed control. I should tell you that solid state speed controls are not for noise sensitive areas. I don't know why the canes are on reverse, I don't own his house, and me and bc06142 are different people.
I saw one of these at turks my favorite seafood restaurant
clutch Powers you’re grounded grounded grounded grounded for 847379731479484893147727383705258837494884179 years, go to your room now
DJ Rick Krispie seriously, grounded threats don’t work.
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@@iamnamednobody6388 seriously, grounded threats don’t work, because you’re not a parents, guardians, and people.
I like that ceiling fan
yes it is the speed control doing that. you might want to get a new one or something but i dont know which one to recommend because none of my fans have variable speed controls
I found my foot moving to the rhythmic hum of the fan like it was a song. XD
NO ceiling fans can be on dimmer switches in ANY way, dimmers are only made for lights and can harm the motor.
How
@@Niko-nt4wn AC motor just isn't made for NET DC. and dimmer can cause NET DC since current chopping might not be symmetrical between both current directions.
@@CeilingFanVideosOnYT ok
Oil it should do the job does the motor have holes to allow you to oil it
That's not oil its humming
I would like to know what this house looks like from the inside. I really like the heigh ceilings. What is that thing that the controller rests on?
I don't know. But my grandmother has a fan installed on a variable speed dimmer and it makes a noise like this. But back in 2020 her husband replaced the motor and the variable speed control to a new motor and a switch control.
@@thechannelofrandomvideos789
Dimmer can burned down fan motors..
@@TBS_BellincOfficial that's why they replaced it.
@@thechannelofrandomvideos789 oki
It sounds like a fucking washer machine dude😂❤
sounds like my sisters fan
Sounds cool.
Duderocks5539
And dangerous
its on a dimmer
Boxe YT
I know.
But it is known to mess the motor and capacitor up and start a fire.
Shepherd Wolf oh ok
OML it’s a variable speed control... not a dimmer... not dangerous, but annoying to some
this fan scared the my budgies out of there feathers
All the fans in my school are put on dimmers
i think im starting to realize why the dimmer switch is bad for the ceiling fan
Well home ceiling fans are not designed to run on dimmer switches so that is where the buzzing noise comes from
That's actually a solid state speed control designed for fans. Even then, you're right, it's not safe for fans with 16 pole motor.
+Noah Adamcik There is a video of it on 3 factory speeds, and it's a lot quieter now.
I know, it's Derek's.
Who's Derek?
CeilingFanCentral
where is it gone
Weird, I think ceiling fan are too loud.
0:19
why cant you use dimmer i have an ceiling fan with an dimmer and its no problem for me
Its not ment for dimmers, dumbass.
I like that fan
btw why did you replace it,you should have just replace the dimmer
not sure why he did, seemed like it would last a long time. A casablanca panama is there now.
Casablanca Panama II is better than Crest even without a solid state speed control (it wasn't a light dimmer).
At 0:16 sounds like my harbor breeze centerville in my room
The culprit was that dimmer switch not the fan motor itself and
using wrong dimmer switches can cause the motor to overload or even worse it can cause a fire
The solution to fix the culprit was to replace the dimmer with a standard toggle switch
And if your ceiling fan has a pull chain speed switch. Speed control switches aren't needed
It's not a dimmer, it's a fan rated solid state speed control.
@@CeilingFanVideosOnYTso then the mystery must be old fuses
@@viktorgaragedoors331 Actually, a fan rated solid state fully variable speed control does normally cause hum, and is not for noise sensitive rooms. They are commonly used in industrial settings where noise is acceptable.
@@CeilingFanVideosOnYTif using the correct speed control switch didn't solve it
then the 3rd solution was to lubricate the bearings using 3 in 1 oil made for fan motors
@@viktorgaragedoors331 Oil would not stop the hum, hum is electrical noise, oil only stops or sometimes cause mechanical noise. CeilingFanCentral has it now and it’s quiet with just chains.
why is the fan buzzing and why is the cane on reverse
bejewelled man
1. Its on a solid state control
2. Idk
The fan is buzzing because it has a light dimmer on it that's what cause it to make that buzzing sound
Prob they liked it that way
Is that fan still their today
Read the description.
Another noisy ceiling fan wow
And that it says "UOOM UOOM UOOM"
0:20 Fan turned into a haircutter in 5 seconds 💀
I think the fan wobbles a bit, I saw the pull chain shaking
Yeah. I saw that too
I may have this but it has "Codep" Chains and a 4-Turtle-Fitter Light.
could you post a vid or send a photo
song name at the end
It's some country music from iMovie or iTunes
Sounds like my Hunter ridgefield
Lancaster ceiling fan.
@@speakersandmore--4905 you mean the fan in this video?
That fan is even more annoying than my encon cruiser ceiling fan!
Sounds like an ice machine or a vinding machine
if i had this fan in my house i would throw 2 rocks at it
Why
star hunter 07 why do you want to destroy it? It’s so pretty plus it’s the fan that got me into fans.
If it’s because of noise, it’s quiet without a solid state speed control.
That fan sounds loud.
That's not a dimmer, that's a solid state speed control.
Good
RAVI HAS ONE MEOW
fitzfolly13 ??
What are you on and can I have some?
@@theceilingfanhub4484 lol no but I commented random stuff when I was little I watched the Disney channel show Jessie and my favorite character was Ravi so that’s why I said that but I’m not sure about the “has one meow” part lol.
@@ceilingfansportablefansand2030 thats you????
@@MovingOlives3437 when I was VERY young lol
the fan is on a dimmer you cant use a dimmer on a ceiling fan
This ceiling fan is very loud
Sounds like a washing machine on cycle wash
LittleTyReseG Roblox/Fortnite
Kind of like my old Frigidaire!
That’s very loud!
I don't want this ceiling fan in the my room because is very loud!
Agreed!
It’s quiet without a solid state speed control.
I hope the bulbs screwed into the light kit are dimmable or else the dimmer can burn out the built-in ballasts of the bulbs
munnynuthin 825
Separate switch for the light
Sounds like my desk fan spinning up your ears are 2 sensitive
Yea solid state doesnt go well with these fans.
i think there only good for Industrial fans
Put dimmers on ceiling fan can cause to buzz and harm the motor. To replace the motor, you need a screwdriver and tighten up the screw and done
Puogayopjsrjsa Gandhi Its a variable speed control... and no, just no
CeilingFanCentral has it now and it’s perfectly silent without a control.
You didnt put oil on the motor
It doesn’t need oil, it’s the that dimmer it’s on. Dimmers are made for lights not fans
Yeah and it’s electrical noise not friction noise.
@@mikesjunkytech9425It’s a solid state speed control not a dimmer but yes it makes noise. Solid state speed control is not for noise sensitive rooms.
Make that sound with s put in solid state speed control
This fan is buzzing loud
0:03 0:02 0:17 0:16
Its the dimmer switch
No it’s a fan rated solid state speed control.
Every time it changed speed it vibrate loud
NoahBones 12
it's scary
Love that fan! Where did u get it?
its bought in 1988, someone else had the house before Ben C
Oh okay.
as stated in the description, it was purchased in 1988 from Hechinger, a home improvement store that sold crest ceiling fans throughout the 80's and 90's.
i have a new in box crest 5500 that has a hechinger price tag
Is it like that Fan?
izyquio excuse my year late reply, but it’s just essentially the hugger version
0:16 That thing is loud!
and it's buzzing very loud
I’m spaced out
I doubt that fan would’ve lasted that long because of the dimming switch
It's actually a fan rated solid state speed control.
i meant it lasted 1988-2009
And it was still working when it got replaced, CeilingFanCentral has it now.
Yo le doy like
or is put in a dimmer switch
It’s a solid state speed control.
ANYA!
July 18 2024
Well take off the glass the glass vibrates when air comes in
In the desc it says they've installed a variable speed dimmer for it which caused the noise
Bro fan is Old as shit not even my fan from my bedroom cant reach this.
Why does it sound sad
Because it's 32 years old and it's on a solid state control.
@@lightsfansofthewest481 I’d be sad if I was 37 years olds
@@karmore17076 People age better than ceiling fans.
0:15 buzz
when you turn on your ceiling fan then it’s 3 am and hearing very loud buzz
Hartage Lancaster.
Are you sure about that?
No it isn’t
It’s a Crest 4500
Lol damn
it's buzzing
Zikri Palembang
Its the solid state speed control
No shit, Sherlock.
200th
March 11, 2023 at 4:34 PM
Or take the motor apart and probably clean it
In the desc it says they've installed a variable speed dimmer which caused the noise
@@thechannelofrandomvideos789 And there is no noise without the control.
oiled this fan
It doesn’t need oil, it needs to be a on a normal wall switch
It's a solid state speed control causing noise.
There is a difference between electrical noise and friction noise. Oil only stops friction noise. The buzzing you hear is an electrical noise, it’s caused by windings dealing with chopping current from the solid state speed control, and it’s not from friction at all.
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