How to Install HUNTER Ceiling Fan Exeter COSTCO Home Depot Lowes DIY HOME REPAIR

Installing a ceiling fan is a great way to upgrade your home's look, improve air circulation and lower your energy bill. Whether you're adding a ceiling fan to your living room or outdoor space, our step-by-step guide will show you how to install a ceiling fan, as well as offer tips and safety considerations to keep in mind. If you have to remove an existing fan or fixture prior to your new ceiling fan installation now is the time to do so. Disconnect any wires and enlist a helper to assist you in taking down the fan or fixture. Next, secure the mounting bracket to the box. Always be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions. Thread the main wires through the center of the mounting bracket. If the fan has a slide-on bracket, you can leave the mounting bolts on the junction box and simply slide the fan bracket over the mounting screws. Tighten them securely.
If your fan doesn't have the slide-on fan bracket, place the fan bracket over the mounting bolts that poke through the bracket and fasten it with the nuts provided. If your fan's mounting bracket has a hook, use it to hang the fan on while you begin to wire or enlist the help of a friend to hold the fan while you begin working on ceiling fan wiring. Connect the fan wires to your household wiring. Some fans come with additional wires, so be sure to follow your owner's manual for specific instructions. Use the wire nuts supplied with your fan kit to secure the wires. Match up the wires: Meaning black wire with black wire, white with white and so on. In many cases, the fan's copper or green insulated wire connects with the ground wire. The fan's black motor wire connects with the black supply wire. The fan's light kit wires, blue or striped, also connect with the black supply wires. The fan's white motor wire connects with the white, or neutral, supply wire. Once these wires are securely connected, push them into the junction box. Use wire cutters to cut the wires if they can't fit into the box. This will keep them from vibrating against the canopy when the fan is running. Clip the canopy onto the mounting bracket and tighten the screws. Now, it's time to mount the junction box. Insert the fan brace through the hole in the drywall and onto the ceiling. The square tube of the brace should be centered with the hole. Rotate the square tube with your hand until the teeth are firmly locked into the joist. Feel around to gauge your results.
Attach the U-bolt bracket to the fan brace. It should be centered in the hole with the bolts facing downward.
Thread the cable wire into the junction box. Slip the box up so that the bolts slide through it and tighten the nuts to secure the box into place.The fan is a play on geometric shapes, with rectilinear blades embedded in the round housing. This contemporary ceiling fan's simple and modern form complements clean, modern interior design spaces. Reversible blades in cool-toned finishes coupled with a Brushed Nickel housing to complement other hardware finishes throughout the home make this fan an inviting addition to modern, large living spaces.
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