Troubleshooting Ceiling Fans
Written by admin on August 19, 2008 – 5:36 pm -Troubleshooting Ceiling fans are a staple in most homes across the country for three reasons. First, they look great, second, they provide cooler air in the summer and warmer air in the winter, and third, they help lower the cost of energy bills. However, on occasion, a ceiling fan, regardless of quality will start acting up. The information provided below covers some of the most common problems and ways to correct the problem. Wobbling Fan As soon as you notice your ceiling fan starting to wobble, you need to fix the problem since not fixing it can actually cause serious problems. Warped Blades - You want to make sure the blades are flat and not warped so they glide through the air smoothly and evenly. Start by making sure the screws holding... more
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Choosing a Ceiling Fan
Written by admin on August 19, 2008 – 4:18 pm -Choosing a Ceiling Fan While shopping for a ceiling fan, you'll need to know what size and style are right for your room and if any of the optional features, such as light fixtures or remote controls, make sense for that environment. Fans are sized by the length of their paddles, which should be matched to room size. The paddle span on residential fans ranges from 29 to 54 inches. Select paddle size based on the room you want to cool. If you live in a three- or four-season locale, a reversible fan can provide year-round benefits. During the summer, the forward (counterclockwise) motion of the fan cools the room. With a fan, you'll conserve power without compromising on comfort. You can typically save between 4 and 8 percent of your cooling expenses... more
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