Archive for the ‘Ceiling Fan Lighting’ Category
Can I get power for a ceiling fan from the receptacle in the room that is switch operated??r=1265482465?
I want to install a ceiling fan in a room that does not have a ceiling light fixture. There is a receptacle in the room that is operated by a switch. Can I get power for the fan/light from that receptacle and how do I do it?
Simple, run a 110 wire from the outlet to where you place the cieling fan, your light switch will have to be in the ON position in order to operate the fan
why does my remote ceiling fan light not turn on but the fan does?
I have a new remote ceiling fan and the fan will turn on with the remote and/or the switch but the lights will not. All the bulbs are brand new and all the wires are hooked up to match. Has anyonelse had this issue or does anyone know what i am doing wrong?
All the stuff is properly hooked up all the parts are good but i need to know why a light wouldnt work with the wires hooked up correctly and all good parts the remote is not bad it works the fan the bulbs work in other light fixtures, nothing is bad and all the wires are hooked correctly
sure when the light kit was installed the two wires from the light kit was connected to the two correct wires in the fan?
sure under the canopy at the ceiling the light wire was connected? usually 4 wires, white neutral, green ground, two other colors one is fan one is light kit.
sure bulbs are good?
sure the switch is wired correctly?
sure the pull chain for the light kit is pulled on?
could be bad fan, bad remote, bad light kit.
Is it possible to fix the switch to turn on the ceiling fan light?
the switch on the ceiling fan light broke and i want to know if you can fix it…its the type that you pull down to turn on the light but do you need to replace it or what
yes in most fans.