Thanks!!! Watched this video, went to Home Depot, bought a ceiling light to replace my fan. Did it all myself thanks to you and another separate video from another person who taught how to install ceiling lights!
Thank you Teach2build for your excellent video on how to replace a fan. I am a 64 year old female who never in her life replaced or installed a fan before. But when our old ceiling fan died of old age and found out what electricians wanted to install a new one I finally decided to do it myself with a little encouragement and help from my family and your TH-cam video. Yeah it took me longer to put it up then what the average person could do it in (but then again I've never been average) but I did it with the help from family members. I did however make it clear to them when finished to please NOT ask me to install any fans for quite some time. At least until the muscles in my arms, shoulders and legs are no longer sore.
Hey Mr. Eric Steward, Fantastic video. Close-up!! No assumptions!! No taking > the viewer for granted!! Excellent lighting!! Mr. Steward, I enjoyed the manner in which you go into details and the intricacy of your 'show & tell'. This truly is an excellent video for demonstrating/showing the replacement of a ceiling fan. Thank you. Howard
Thank you! You are more helpful than the instructions that came with our ceiling fan. My husband is not handy but with your help we successfully replaced our ceiling fan.
After watching this video I was able to confidently replace 2 ceiling fans in my house - thank you for providing such clear, step by step instructions!
@Reptile if there's no ground from the house, your fan will just have to rely on the neutral part of the circuit. Not ideal, but it happens in older houses sometimes. Best of luck!
Have not replaced one before. The one I had to do was about 18' high and needed a 24' extension ladder to reach. This was invaluable! I knew what had to be done and wasn't messing around while at the apex of a 2 story sloped ceiling. Thank you very much for the clear, concise directions!
Ima a DIYer and am updating a ceiling fan for the first time & it only had green, white and black wires. The new ceiling fan had a blue wire that I wasnt sure how to go about it. This video lead me in the right direction! I can't thank you enough!
Very informative video.....Your very articulate and know how to shoot an instructional video. I was able to follow along and you spent a measurable amount of time on the real challenge 'the wiring'. You given me confidence and I'm ready to go out and purchase my two replacement fans. Well done.
Thanks very much for this video. I will be replacing an older fan in a few weeks and it will be my first attempt at something like that. Your video was very thorough. And answered a lot of my questions. I hope my install will be as easy as this one seemed to be!
Thank you!! I feel at peace watching you teach us DIY. I loved that you said to us, not to be scared... I am closing on a house later in the year and there are somethings I will need to replace, paint or fix.. Just the calm way you explain and go into detail makes me feel better..
Impressive installation of a ceiling fan! I wanted to install one myself but I have to wait once I get all the tools for the job but none of the less, great, excellent installation :D
Thanks for the video! I’ve installed like 5 or 6 fans and it takes me forever to assemble them so I wanted to see how other people do it and you do it the same way as me except I struggle much more than you installing the blades overhead 😂 and nice drywall “mounting screws”! 😎
More than 6 years old, but this video holds up well! A few years ago I believe I paid $99 EACH for installation, in 3 room. So even if it takes 1 hour per fan, this could Save $300 for 3 hours of work. Not too shabby.
I have to do this for the ceiling fan in my bedroom. Ugh. :( But, thank you for the tutorial! I'm sure I'll do a great job because of it. I'll watch it again when I get the new fan and follow it step-by-step. 👍
EricaYE6 it’s really not that bad , I recommend you take a picture of all of the wires so when you install the new one you match them up correctly . Also wrap all of the wires with electrical tape afterwards
Thank you so much I am disabled as is my mom and brother and our cieling fan fell today, so pretty much worst case scenario lmao! It took me 45 minutes of scrubbing through so many other videos to find yours because all the others were for different fan types or newer fans etc Thank god for yours because now at least we dont have to try and hold the fan up till the electrician can get here!! Thank you so much!
Hello! If there's a ground going into your ceiling box, to a screw, tie into that. If not, you may not be able to ground the fan. The fan should still operate properly, it's just less protection against shorts and such. Best of luck!
Why did I laugh when you said "that could turn into a frustrating circumstance"....this is an awesome video though lol. I've been researching these minor maintenance and DIY videos in preparation for a job I might get.....This one definitely helped.
Question, I saw the two green ground wires being connected for the bracket and motor. But I didn't see if they were connected to the copper ground wire coming from the house. Is that absolutely needed?
Without having a separate switch and wire ran for each, you can use a universal fan remote kit. It includes a unit that wires in above the bonnet/trim and a wireless remote that you hold in your hand. Best of luck on your project!
Hello, Ive lost the screws for the mounting bracket, any recommendations as to whqt screws I should use as replacement? Do they nees to be self locking. Thanks
Hello! The original screws were most likely 8-32 and 1/2 an inch long. A couple 8-32 split lock washers wouldn't be a bad idea. Best of luck with your project!
The copper wire is the ground. It attaches to any green wire (sometimes colored green with a yellow stripe). Colors vary so check your fan's instructions.
Is that white "ball" that sits down into the bracket supposed to be tightened down somehow? Logic would say it is not supposed to wobble freely. But how do you tighten it down? Or is it just supposed to sit there and wobble?
It does just hang. Gravity will keep it in place. It should have a slot on the ball and a little prong on the mount that line up and keep it from spinning, but nothing else.
Thanks for watching. Occasionally, a screw gets started in it's hole a little misaligned in its grooves and can end up getting tight before it's reached the item it's to hold. I'm sure yours will thread in just fine. Best of luck with your project!
Yes. That will allow you to control the light and fan with the pull chains. Put the fan and light settings where you want, and use the wall switch to power the whole thing.
Okay the 1st part is where I’m having trouble with, as I can’t get the screws to loosen not with my screwdriver, putting wd40 on it or trying to loosen with needle nosed pliers. Any other suggestions beside ripping it out of the ceiling?
Sounds frustrating, Mr. Curry. If you're trying to turn them counterclockwise and they won't loosen, you're probably in for a challenging project. Wish I could help more, but there's so many variations of boxes, screws, wiring situations, etc, that's its pretty tough to determine how you should move forward. Can you get the jaws of a set of locking pliers on the screw heads?
There's no such thing as a stupid question, and yours is reasonable. Some fan/light designs might allow that, but most require installing the blades and then installing the light fixture. Fully assembling everything, blades and all, would make getting it up to the ceiling, wiring it up and all, very challenging. Best of luck with your project!
What I needed to hear- to: "NOT be scared!" I used to leave it to my ex- to do all the "man stuff". I can't afford to pay a guy $150.00 - $200.00 The going rate in CA, to update my fan- light. Now that we know how easy this mysterious job is, this video makes the "handyman" look like a total scammer! If only we all knew to "not be scared" of doing this ourselves!
I only have 3 wires on the replacement fan.... black blue white... not seeing a green ground...I seen a screw of too side I could maybe hook a wire for the ground... the wires in ceiling are black white and copper... im totally confused
You'll hook the black and black/blue wires of the fan to the black wire from the house, the white to the white, and the copper from the house to a screw in the mount (usually). Hope this helps!
Someone install a ceiling fan in the front room of my mobile home. My question is , is it ok to put black electrical tape on the end of the wires then the orange or yellow screw cap on. Is it safe to do . Or could it start a fire . Please I need to know immediately . Thank you Eve very concerned.
I assume the fan controller for the old fan will work with the new one. Is that correct? The one I will replace does not have a light. It is just the fan.
classic car lover 1959 , you shouldn't have to much trouble at all finding a replacement mount. There are only a couple different kinds and the big box stores carry them in stock. Take in a picture of the fan and they should be able to get you going. Best of luck!
That was a "TV set". Right next to the ceiling fan was a shower head + water controls. Anyway, the old ceiling fan came out just "a little too convenient", he got it down literally in seconds. If your are actually replacing an old fan, the whole mounting system is likely to be different + would take way longer, + putting in the new mount even longer.
Hey Mr. No! Thanks for watching. While there is a chance that the mounting hardware will be a little different, and it might take you a little longer if it is, going into it with a negative attitude never helps. As in all of life, stay positive, and take your time. And, yes, it's a stage. I built it by hand. It's professionally lit and filmed, and edited for clarity and brevity. All in an effort to equip everyday people to tackle diy tasks as smoothly as possible. If it makes you feel better, I've changed hundreds of ceiling fans. It's not my first rodeo. Best of luck with your projects.
Thanks for watching! While what you say would be true if you were reusing the same fan, I was simulating completely replacing it. Best of luck with your projects.
Thank you. Most ceiling fans like this one, the downrod goes into the canopy and while holding the canopy up the downrod gets put on. This way the ball does not need to be taken off the downrod.
I have to get new electrical wires ran the ones on my 2nd floor is old. I tried to change my daughter light to ceiling fan and it has a old metal electrical box with old wires
That can make it tricky. Search online to see if you can find an installation manual for your model of fan. They're widely available online. Best of luck!
If you have separate switches for the fan and the light, you should have a red wire in addition to the white, black, and bare wire. The fan/light will have a blue wire that's usually for the fan and the black wire is usually for the light. Check the manufacturer's installation manual for the wiring diagram. You got this.
cheezqueen surprisingly enough when people replace their ceiling fans they are happy with the look of their old fan , hence the same model of fan , this is just my guess , hope this was helpful
I like how all of these videos assume you have color coded wiring in your house but my house is 65 years old and all of the house wiring is the same color
I have same problem in my house two black wires. I connected a white wire and a black wire to existing wires. I got it to work in one room but second room not sure if capicator is bad.
This video helped me get it done! Thank you!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks!!! Watched this video, went to Home Depot, bought a ceiling light to replace my fan. Did it all myself thanks to you and another separate video from another person who taught how to install ceiling lights!
Great to hear! Take care...
Thank you Teach2build for your excellent video on how to replace a fan. I am a 64 year old female who never in her life replaced or installed a fan before. But when our old ceiling fan died of old age and found out what electricians wanted to install a new one I finally decided to do it myself with a little encouragement and help from my family and your TH-cam video. Yeah it took me longer to put it up then what the average person could do it in (but then again I've never been average) but I did it with the help from family members. I did however make it clear to them when finished to please NOT ask me to install any fans for quite some time. At least until the muscles in my arms, shoulders and legs are no longer sore.
Miss Janet, I couldn't be prouder. Congratulations, and best of luck on future projects!
Thanks
Janet, I'm trying it tomorrow. You have inspired me!
@@bethanychristy6940 let us know how it goes
Hey Mr. Eric Steward, Fantastic video. Close-up!! No assumptions!! No taking > the viewer for granted!! Excellent lighting!! Mr. Steward, I enjoyed the manner in which you go into details and the intricacy of your 'show & tell'. This truly is an excellent video for demonstrating/showing the replacement of a ceiling fan. Thank you. Howard
Straight forward with verbal and visual instructions. Great presentation.
I appreciate your smooth demeaner and explaining details without condescension. Very helpful!
Thanks. I really appreciate it! Hope your projects go well.
People said I was crazy for installing a ceiling fan in my shower, but this video gave me the confidence to proceed with the project! Thanks bro!
Ha! Nice, cool breeze...
Thank you! You are more helpful than the instructions that came with our ceiling fan. My husband is not handy but with your help we successfully replaced our ceiling fan.
Great to hear! Glad I could help.
After watching this video I was able to confidently replace 2 ceiling fans in my house - thank you for providing such clear, step by step instructions!
Great to hear, Meredith!
@Reptile if there's no ground from the house, your fan will just have to rely on the neutral part of the circuit. Not ideal, but it happens in older houses sometimes. Best of luck!
Have not replaced one before. The one I had to do was about 18' high and needed a 24' extension ladder to reach. This was invaluable! I knew what had to be done and wasn't messing around while at the apex of a 2 story sloped ceiling. Thank you very much for the clear, concise directions!
Jim Daly you're welcome! Big ladders can be intimidating but it sounds like it went smoothly. Take care!
Ima a DIYer and am updating a ceiling fan for the first time & it only had green, white and black wires. The new ceiling fan had a blue wire that I wasnt sure how to go about it. This video lead me in the right direction! I can't thank you enough!
Very informative video.....Your very articulate and know how to shoot an instructional video. I was able to follow along and you spent a measurable amount of time on the real challenge 'the wiring'. You given me confidence and I'm ready to go out and purchase my two replacement fans. Well done.
Thanks for the kind words. Best of luck with your projects!
Thanks very much for this video. I will be replacing an older fan in a few weeks and it will be my first attempt at something like that. Your video was very thorough. And answered a lot of my questions. I hope my install will be as easy as this one seemed to be!
Thank you!! I feel at peace watching you teach us DIY. I loved that you said to us, not to be scared... I am closing on a house later in the year and there are somethings I will need to replace, paint or fix.. Just the calm way you explain and go into detail makes me feel better..
dmr31 Great to hear! You're going to have that house fixed up in no time!
Excellent teacher and camera crew 👍
Always wanted to change mine out. You made it look manageable, thanks!
It's manageable. You've got this.
Just saw your video and I'm full of confidence and ready to go. Thanks
Beautiful demonstration, well explained! I'm gonna give 5 *****!
Watched this video once and I already feel like a professional 😆
Great video Teach2BuildPro. This was very useful. And I was always taught, no matter what, check or test the circuit. Kudos to you and how you teach.
Impressive installation of a ceiling fan!
I wanted to install one myself but I have to wait once I get all the tools for the job but none of the less, great, excellent installation :D
Great info. Also great how he nurtured and talked to the parts to get them to work with him;)
Thanks for the video! I’ve installed like 5 or 6 fans and it takes me forever to assemble them so I wanted to see how other people do it and you do it the same way as me except I struggle much more than you installing the blades overhead 😂 and nice drywall “mounting screws”! 😎
Some tasks just take more time. Wait until you install one of those '5 minute installation' fans! They're fantastic!
Thank you so much for this video ! I was able to install the fan with zero hiccups!! Peace !
Great to hear! Now, on to your next project...
Wow,really good video!!!!👍🏾👌🏾 thanks a lot!!!
Thank you very much Master 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍You are a very good instructor!!!! I have learned a lot of from you 🙏👍👍👍👍👍
Great video man!!! Can't wait to see more. Ur such a wonderful help to those who need to learn these things!
I appreciate the kind words!
More than 6 years old, but this video holds up well! A few years ago I believe I paid $99 EACH for installation, in 3 room. So even if it takes 1 hour per fan, this could Save $300 for 3 hours of work. Not too shabby.
Very well done presentation that was easy to follow
The same fan I need to replace!!! Thank you so much. Papa God bless you
awesome detailed intructional video was a tremendous help thanks buddy👍👍
Thank you that was a great video and was exactly what I needed. Appreciate ya
Great to hear. Have fun with your projects!
Great instruction video... Thank you!
This may be the best video
I like the way you explained it help me alot. Thanks
I have to do this for the ceiling fan in my bedroom. Ugh. :(
But, thank you for the tutorial! I'm sure I'll do a great job because of it. I'll watch it again when I get the new fan and follow it step-by-step. 👍
EricaYE6 it’s really not that bad , I recommend you take a picture of all of the wires so when you install the new one you match them up correctly . Also wrap all of the wires with electrical tape afterwards
Thank you so much
I am disabled as is my mom and brother and our cieling fan fell today, so pretty much worst case scenario lmao!
It took me 45 minutes of scrubbing through so many other videos to find yours because all the others were for different fan types or newer fans etc
Thank god for yours because now at least we dont have to try and hold the fan up till the electrician can get here!!
Thank you so much!
Sorry to hear about your dilemma! Hope the repair goes well. Merry Christmas!
You helped me out a lot thank you!
Thanks for the instructions but I don't have a ground wire coming out of my ceiling..it's only a ground wire on the fan. How do I still install it
Hello! If there's a ground going into your ceiling box, to a screw, tie into that. If not, you may not be able to ground the fan. The fan should still operate properly, it's just less protection against shorts and such. Best of luck!
This is really helpful. Thank you
You are a good teacher, I sub.
I actually was replacing that fan you took out so it was a lot easier for me to take it out
Perfect work 👌
@1:20 dude thought he was hot sh_t with the no look attempt! 🤣🤣🤣
He still did a bad ass job though. 👍
I've always wanted a ceiling fan in the shower 17:47, now I learned how to do it!
I just love making dreams come true!
@@Teach2Build I couldn't resist. I did learn a lot here, and will check out your other vids, thanks.
Why did I laugh when you said "that could turn into a frustrating circumstance"....this is an awesome video though lol. I've been researching these minor maintenance and DIY videos in preparation for a job I might get.....This one definitely helped.
Great demonstration but what do I do with the copper wire?
The copper wire from the ceiling goes to the copper (or green wire) from the fan. Any bare or green wire gets tied together. Hope that helps.
@@Teach2Build thanks so much!
Question, I saw the two green ground wires being connected for the bracket and motor. But I didn't see if they were connected to the copper ground wire coming from the house. Is that absolutely needed?
Definitely connect the ground from the house. Thanks for watching!
PLEASE NOTE, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LOT OF HEADROOM, IS THERE A WAY TO INSTALL THE FAN WITHOUT THE USE OF THE BALL AND SHAFT?
That's completely dependant on the model of fan. There are models designed to be mounted flush. Best of luck!
HEY MAN! THANKS SO MUCH FOR REPLYING. LOVED THE VIDEO, BY THE WAY.
if I want the light n fan independent how will i get the power fr each one??
Without having a separate switch and wire ran for each, you can use a universal fan remote kit. It includes a unit that wires in above the bonnet/trim and a wireless remote that you hold in your hand. Best of luck on your project!
I was confused about the green wire on the bracket but now I know where it goes now that I seen your video
Hello, Ive lost the screws for the mounting bracket, any recommendations as to whqt screws I should use as replacement? Do they nees to be self locking. Thanks
Hello! The original screws were most likely 8-32 and 1/2 an inch long. A couple 8-32 split lock washers wouldn't be a bad idea. Best of luck with your project!
Cooper wire??? What did you do with that one?
The copper wire is the ground. It attaches to any green wire (sometimes colored green with a yellow stripe). Colors vary so check your fan's instructions.
Is that white "ball" that sits down into the bracket supposed to be tightened down somehow? Logic would say it is not supposed to wobble freely. But how do you tighten it down? Or is it just supposed to sit there and wobble?
It does just hang. Gravity will keep it in place. It should have a slot on the ball and a little prong on the mount that line up and keep it from spinning, but nothing else.
@@Teach2Build OK, so it does just sit there. Thank you for such a quick reply!!!
I’m confused on the don’t cross thread screws part. What exactly does that mean? Great video over all! Thank you!
Thanks for watching. Occasionally, a screw gets started in it's hole a little misaligned in its grooves and can end up getting tight before it's reached the item it's to hold. I'm sure yours will thread in just fine. Best of luck with your project!
Bloody brilliant! Thanks, mate!
Awesome demonstration!! Thank you so much!!! 😄👍🏻
Thanks for the kind words!
So the blue and black tie together unless they gave separate switch es right
Yes. That will allow you to control the light and fan with the pull chains. Put the fan and light settings where you want, and use the wall switch to power the whole thing.
Okay the 1st part is where I’m having trouble with, as I can’t get the screws to loosen not with my screwdriver, putting wd40 on it or trying to loosen with needle nosed pliers. Any other suggestions beside ripping it out of the ceiling?
Sounds frustrating, Mr. Curry. If you're trying to turn them counterclockwise and they won't loosen, you're probably in for a challenging project. Wish I could help more, but there's so many variations of boxes, screws, wiring situations, etc, that's its pretty tough to determine how you should move forward. Can you get the jaws of a set of locking pliers on the screw heads?
@@Teach2Build yes I tried them but still can’t get screws to move and fan motor is burnt out so fan won’t do anything.
Well, you could drill the heads off of the screws, as some boxes have a second set of screw holes. That might be my next step, were it me.
@@Teach2Build gotcha I’m going to try something else first and will let you know if it works or not. Thanks for the contact
Thank you....great teacher ..A+
Thanks for the kind words. Best of luck with your project!
I did not turn off the power when I Replaced my ceiling fan that made it much more exciting!
Just kidding, be SURE YOU TURN OFF THE BREAKER !
Yes thank you for this video I too have a celein fan in my shower such an awesome idea can't believe we're the only ones doing it 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you!!! very nice tutorial
Excellent video.
that last sentence at the end jus make it sound so easy!
Maybe a stupid question, but could you not have bench assembled the light fixture part instead of struggling with it over your head?
There's no such thing as a stupid question, and yours is reasonable. Some fan/light designs might allow that, but most require installing the blades and then installing the light fixture. Fully assembling everything, blades and all, would make getting it up to the ceiling, wiring it up and all, very challenging. Best of luck with your project!
Is the hanger ball supposed to have play? My Hampton bay doesn't have any grooves
Some brands do not have a groove on the ball. Not to worry, they operate the same!
What I needed to hear- to: "NOT be scared!" I used to leave it to my ex- to do all the "man stuff". I can't afford to pay a guy $150.00 - $200.00 The going rate in CA, to update my fan- light. Now that we know how easy this mysterious job is, this video makes the "handyman" look like a total scammer! If only we all knew to "not be scared" of doing this ourselves!
Post is called a downrod, and the beuty cap is a top canopy, other than that, great vid, brother
Before you do 4:15 to 5:00 , you do 5:42 tp 5:44 and you save all the nonsense from 5:00 to 7:00, ROFL hahahaha
Was the fan you took down actually the same fan you installed, and you were just doing tutorial?
He put the blades the other way round
+The Channel of Random Ceiling Fans It Is A Hampton Bay Landmark lll Plus
It was. I've installed thousands in the field, but for the sake of the video, it's a controlled studio environment. Take care!
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I only have 3 wires on the replacement fan.... black blue white... not seeing a green ground...I seen a screw of too side I could maybe hook a wire for the ground... the wires in ceiling are black white and copper... im totally confused
You'll hook the black and black/blue wires of the fan to the black wire from the house, the white to the white, and the copper from the house to a screw in the mount (usually). Hope this helps!
About to surprise my roommate with a new fan his quit in him a little bit ago thanks man!
Thanks a cool thing to do. Take your time and have fun.
Can I have the old fan the Hampton Bay landmark? I really want it.
Someone install a ceiling fan in the front room of my mobile home. My question is , is it ok to put black electrical tape on the end of the wires then the orange or yellow screw cap on. Is it safe to do . Or could it start a fire . Please I need to know immediately . Thank you Eve very concerned.
Eva Rodriguez I hope your project went well. While pre-wrapping the wires isn't required, it won't hurt anything and doesn't introduce a fire risk.
Course thread drywall screws for mounting screws???? I typically do not use plastic boxes for ceiling fans anyway.
Only plastic boxes specified for fan use can be implemented. The coarse drywall screws bite well. Best of luck with your projects!
I assume the fan controller for the old fan will work with the new one. Is that correct?
The one I will replace does not have a light. It is just the fan.
Thanks for watching! The original controller should control the new unit with no problems. I hope your swap goes smoothly.
I got a fan from a friend but it doesn't have the mounting bracket. Can i find a replacement for it?
classic car lover 1959 , you shouldn't have to much trouble at all finding a replacement mount. There are only a couple different kinds and the big box stores carry them in stock. Take in a picture of the fan and they should be able to get you going. Best of luck!
Great video
Nice work!
If you had a metal box, how would you ground the box?
Metal boxes usually have a green grounding screw that you wrap the ground wire around and then tighten it. Best of luck!
thank you could have done without your help every thing was easy and detailed excellent video
good job great video
thank for your video i was lost how to do it and a did it
we are looking for how to install a 'flushmount'. Can you help?
Sorry about the delay. Hope your project went well!
Thanks man!! First time im do it....
That was a "TV set". Right next to the ceiling fan was a shower head + water controls. Anyway, the old ceiling fan came out just "a little too convenient", he got it down literally in seconds. If your are actually replacing an old fan, the whole mounting system is likely to be different + would take way longer, + putting in the new mount even longer.
Hey Mr. No! Thanks for watching. While there is a chance that the mounting hardware will be a little different, and it might take you a little longer if it is, going into it with a negative attitude never helps. As in all of life, stay positive, and take your time.
And, yes, it's a stage. I built it by hand. It's professionally lit and filmed, and edited for clarity and brevity. All in an effort to equip everyday people to tackle diy tasks as smoothly as possible. If it makes you feel better, I've changed hundreds of ceiling fans. It's not my first rodeo. Best of luck with your projects.
Nice job.quick
Thank you .good video
What size bulb
@@kellyhutchison6613 ceiling fan lights vary quite a bit on bulb size, sorry. Best of luck!
great job
The ball does not need to come off the downrod. The canopy should go on with the downrod.
Thanks for watching! While what you say would be true if you were reusing the same fan, I was simulating completely replacing it. Best of luck with your projects.
Thank you. Most ceiling fans like this one, the downrod goes into the canopy and while holding the canopy up the downrod gets put on. This way the ball does not need to be taken off the downrod.
I have to get new electrical wires ran the ones on my 2nd floor is old. I tried to change my daughter light to ceiling fan and it has a old metal electrical box with old wires
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for the help, just what I needed, but am I the only one the spit dr. P everywhere when he said "you so stubborn" "gotta spread that tail"
the problem I'm having is that the old mount looks nothing like the one shown, also I'm installing a used fan. no instructions at all.
That can make it tricky. Search online to see if you can find an installation manual for your model of fan. They're widely available online. Best of luck!
@@Teach2Build figured it out, I just had to buy a different bracket, fan is running great, thanks
wish that you had an example of separate light and fan switches being wired
If you have separate switches for the fan and the light, you should have a red wire in addition to the white, black, and bare wire. The fan/light will have a blue wire that's usually for the fan and the black wire is usually for the light. Check the manufacturer's installation manual for the wiring diagram. You got this.
Why is the new ceiling fan the same as the old ceiling fan
cheezqueen surprisingly enough when people replace their ceiling fans they are happy with the look of their old fan , hence the same model of fan , this is just my guess , hope this was helpful
Old Fan Is Hampton Bay Landmark Plus 42 inch
thank's, the video is super!
I like how all of these videos assume you have color coded wiring in your house but my house is 65 years old and all of the house wiring is the same color
Robert, that is a challenge, to be sure. Consider bringing in a licensed electrician to take a closer look. Best of luck!
I have same problem in my house two black wires. I connected a white wire and a black wire to existing wires.
I got it to work in one room but second room not sure if capicator is bad.