how do you change the lights in the fan
448707
I haven't had to do it yet but I pulled out the instructions that came with it. Wording is confusing but I followed instructions and then in mine is mounted over an island. I can see the wires and arrows referred to in instructions when I look from the back side of unit. I don't want to take it apart - but if you haven't looked from the back side that might help. If I could figure out how to insert a picture I woukd send that and a picture of the (confusing) manual page. If those might be helpful to you, I'd be happy to email them to you but I'm not sure how to get my email address to you without posting it here.
726820
There is a switch for each fan to change from input/output. Note: my fan completely died the other day so threw it away. The back plastic had warped so the fan blades would hit it at slow speeds unless I bent them a bit.
1309045
The fan/light is wired so that they can be seperately controled. I got a switch that controls the light and the duration that the fan stays on. The fan is so quiet I reccomend you get this type of switch as it would be easy to leave the fan running all the time because you can barely hear it.
637979
No, there is no light on this fan. Light kits are available for this fan using compatible MINKA-AIRE light kits.
262835
There is a small black switch above the light globes on the opposite side from where the fan pull chain comes out.
1993888
You need a standard light switch to control the light. But you also need this to be hooked directly to continuous power as the fan needs to be able to turn itself on due to motion and/or humidity. There is a dual connection on the fan to accommodate this.
710572
Not sure, there is a switch on the fan. We bypassed the remotes. We still have the remote and looked at it and there does not appear to be a switch, I would dig further. Sorry!
664675
Just a black light, and I don't think the lights ever worked. I just use the fan.
754316
The fan has a reverse slide switch on the motor housing. The lighting is 2 or 3 60watt lamps. plenty of light.
2157805
Yes the fan switch but not the light. I always put the fan on high and then use the controller but I'm not sure if it even matters.
2100870
No you don't The wiring for your light will work just fine. The only thing is both fan and light come on at the same time but that is what we wanted.
122961
Change the frequencies on each fan's receiver and then set them in the remote to match. These are the little leavers/dip sticks inside. Make sure you turn the power OFF first! We just installed 4, all on different frequencies!
1844846
Sorry I can't help you. I didn't put a light on my fan since I was using it on a back patio and had other lighting.
1145353
When you pull down the cover to the fan and the light, there are metal springs on the sides that you need to squeeze together which will allow you to get the cover off the fan "box". That will allow you to get the fan cover down to an angle where you can use a screwdriver to remove the cover to the light. I hope that makes sense.
1100952
Yes, that is what I did and it works fine. I have the light on a dimmer switch and the fan is on a separate switch. If I want to change the fan speed I can use the switch on the fan, but so far have not needed it. I love this fan, really moves the air in my sewing room.
779795
Just connect a wire from the positive side of the fan motor to one lead of your indicator light. Connect the second lead from the light to ground. I used a red LED lamp purchased from Radio Shack and mounted it to the fan's On/Off switch plate. Remember to connect the wire to the fan motor itself, not to the positive side of the thermostatic switch. Connecting to the thermo-switch will only tell you there is power in the circuit, not whether or not the fan itself is running. I think I used 18 or 20-gauge wire for my installation as the LED draws very little current. Good luck and Merry Christmas. Just connect a wire from the positive side of the fan motor to one lead of your indicator light. Connect the second lead from the light to ground. I used a red LED lamp purchased from Radio Shack and mounted it to the fan's On/Off switch plate. Remember to connect the wire to the fan motor itself, not to the positive side of the thermostatic switch. Connecting to the thermo-switch will only tell you there is power in the circuit, not whether or not the fan itself is running. I think I used 18 or 20-gauge wire for my installation as the LED draws very little current. Good luck and Merry... » Read More Just connect a wire from the positive side of the fan motor to one lead of your indicator light. Connect the second lead from the light to ground. I used a red LED lamp purchased from Radio Shack and mounted it to the fan's On/Off switch plate. Remember to connect the wire to the fan motor itself, not to the positive side of the thermostatic switch. Connecting to the thermo-switch will only tell you there is power in the circuit, not whether or not the fan itself is running. I think I used 18 or 20-gauge wire for my installation as the LED draws very little current. Good luck and Merry Christmas. « Show Less
1059627
Dimming of the light is a variable rheostat type function. There are no presets. The fan speeds are preset to high-medium-low.