Is Hunter Fan still in business?

Important Update: As of late 2002, Hunter original fans are no longer made in the USA and no longer have their famous cast iron motor, although the exterior motor housing is still cast. All non-Original motors have been carefully engineered specifically for use in Hunter Fans.

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Why did my Hunter ceiling fan stop working?

Probably causes are a faulty light kit, the fuse in the light kit has blown, a faulty wall or remote control which could be either the handset or receiver, broken or faulty light switch or just incorrect installation.

Are hunter fans guaranteed for life?

Motor – Limited Lifetime Warranty If any part of your ceiling fan motor fails during your ownership of the fan due to a defect in material or workmanship, as determined solely by Hunter, Hunter will provide you with a replacement fan free of charge.

How to put together a hunter ceiling fan?

Connect the grounding wires from the ceiling,downrod,and hanging bracket with a wire nut.

Connect the white wire from the fan and white wire from the receiver marked “To Motor” with a wire nut.

Connect the black wire from the fan and black wire from the receiver marked “To Motor” with a wire nut.

How do you install a hunter ceiling fan?

Wire Your Fan. NOTE: If you do not feel comfortable wiring your Hunter Fan,please contact a certified electrician.

Single Wall Switch Wiring. The wire colors coming from your ceiling may differ from those listed below.

Dual Wall Switch Wiring. The wire colors coming from your ceiling may differ from those listed below.

Power On.

What are the different parts of a ceiling fan?

Motor.

Motor Housing.

Mounting Mechanism.

Downrod.

Fan Blades.

Fan Blade Brackets.

Flywheel.

Lamps.

How to install a hunter low profile ceiling fan?

Tuck the wires and wire nuts into the junction box.

Raise the motor housing up until it’s correctly positioned over the motor and ceiling brackets.

Rotate the motor housing until the screw holes are aligned with the holes on the bracket.

Hold the motor housing in place. Use a screwdriver to insert and tightly secure the four motor housing screws.