#Wiring a ceiling fan with light harbor serial number
#Wiring a ceiling fan with light harbor manual

It appears the contractors who built my house totally severed the red ceiling wire, and damaged the sheathing on the white and black ceiling wires: Some prefer method 2, while others (myself included) typically opt for this method.

This wiring method is completely up to you. You don’t have to walk over and pull the chain to stop the fan motor. After a questions from ray2047 about the tape I investigated more and this is what I found below. This lets you turn the fan on and off with the wall switch (along with the light). I purchased a fan rated box, I believe this is a shallow pancake style that seems like it should work, for my needs. The good news is I removed the non-fan rated box from the ceiling and there is a 2x4 going across the middle of the hole see below: Usually, the wires for connecting to the house wiring are in a separate group from those for connecting to the fan.įirst of all thanks for the feedback and help so far, I enjoy doing this type of stuff and want to do more projects on my own. It sounds like you connected the two white wires properly. Stay cool this summer - shop our selection of ceiling fans Browse Here Do More & Get More With Your Account. If that isn't what's there, it needs to be replaced or the fan needs to be mounted directly to framing in the ceiling. Note: I can't really see it in the picture, so I'm assuming a fan-rated metal ceiling box. That metal box also needs to be bonded to ground. They need to be spliced to the bare ground wire in your fan-rated ceiling box. The two green wires are the ground wires coming from the fan. I hooked the one up that says AC to the house white power wire, and the one that says COM to the fan wire, both are coming from the remote.īelow are pictures of how I wired it, I haven't tested yet because I had to leave for work, anyone see anything hooked up incorrectly? Once I verify everything is working properly I am going to clip the fan cables so they will all fit, and does everyone put electrical tape on the wire connections before closing everything up? Thanks for any suggestions.

#Wiring a ceiling fan with light harbor manual

The fan comes with a remote and two white wires, and the manual doesn't denote between the two.

Therefore, this fan is equipped with a wattage limiting.

#Wiring a ceiling fan with light harbor serial number

A bare ground exists as well, but not one from the 'fan' so unsure if I am missing a wire? 20 1 MODEL E-AER52BRZ5LKRCI ATTACH YOUR RECEIPT HERE Serial Number Purchase Date E206035 LISTED Federal regulations require ceiling fans with light kits manufactured or imported after January 1, 2009, to limit total wattage consumed by the light kit to 190W. Well the only ground wires are the green one on the fan shaft and on the ceiling mounting bracket. It Indicates in the manual that the fan has a ground wire, and it should be connected to the house bare ground.I have installed a few ceiling fans in the past with no issue, but the latest one the instructions are a little bit vague.