Most fans have lottle circuit breakers in them.

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May 31, 2020
8:09:34pm

EEcougar All-American

Most fans have lottle circuit breakers in them.

Check the size of your lights.. smaller wattage bulb might be sufficient.

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EEcougar

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Ceiling Fan install question

5/31/20 8:05pm

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Cougazul

5/31/20 8:08pm

Hunter Avia from Costco? Exact same thing happening to me. Installed 2 weeks ago

thecave

5/31/20 8:08pm

Hunter Dempsey from home Depot. You figure anything out?

5/31/20 8:23pm

Not yet. I took the capacitor out but it made the fan run slow even when on high

thecave

5/31/20 9:25pm

Most fans have lottle circuit breakers in them.

EEcougar

5/31/20 8:09pm

Thanks I'll try it out

5/31/20 8:23pm

This has been a problem for me in the past. Put in small bulbs and the problem

vegasnative

5/31/20 10:53pm

You should do a full audit of your breaker box.

mottman

5/31/20 8:17pm

There is a breeze button on the remote turn it off.

6/1/20 6:50am

If the light goes off then maybe not I have a breeze functionality on my fan

6/1/20 6:52am

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