Hampton Bay 42010 FAQ
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1. Frequently Asked Questions Can use this fan outdoors What length downrod can use with this fan No Flowe ceiling fans are not designed to work in areas where water or humidity are present The humidity will damage the blades and water or condensation build up will damage the motor Most fans are compatible with a 48 downrod without the need to extend the wiring The most important thing is that the downrod is 3 4 75 in diameter don t like the yellow glass that came with Yes you can call customer service 1 855 HD HAMPTON or search www homedepot com for my fan can buy a white one Flowe replacement parts Is this fan compatible with a universal remote control Is the light dimmable Can change my CFL or incandescent light bulbs to LED light bulbs with my remote control fan Can use a dimmer switch to control my fan changed the light bulbs in my ceiling fan light kit and now none of the lights work Can use a different brand downrod with my Hampton Bay ceiling fan How do change the light bulbs in this fan Can this fan be mounted on a sloped angled or vaulted ceiling Yes universal remotes and receivers are compatible with this fan However you must use a paired remote and receiver There is no guarantee that the receiver you are currently using will use the same ha2. eed to purchase a Westinghouse Cathedral ceiling fan canopy kit it can be purchased from www homedepot com What are the blades made of The blades of the Flowe ceiling fan are fiber board and should not be introduced to water or stored in a humid area
3. rdware or software as the new one You must replace both the remote and receiver The light kit for this fan is not dimmable with the CFL bulbs that are included However if you change the bulbs to 60watt maximum incandescent bulbs and change the ON DIM dipswitch on the remote the lights will be dimmable Due to inconsistencies in the manufacturing process of LED light bulbs we do not recommend replacing your CFL or incandescent light bulbs with LED bulbs in ceiling fans with remote controls NO you should NEVER use a dimmer switch to control a ceiling fan It will cause premature wear on the capacitors and the motor It will also cause the fan to make noise as the motor was intended to have a 120v AC power source at all times Ceiling fans are required by law to have a light limiter built in prevent over lamping 180 watt maximum combined power draw Refer to your ceiling fan owners manual for details about the maximum wattage bulb that you can put in your fan and not over lamp Yes any 3 4 75 diameter downrod will work with your ceiling fan To change the light bulbs remove the globe by removing the finial and the retaining nut Refer to the installation manual for details removal of the bowl is exactly opposite from the installation instructions Yes this fan can be mounted on a sloped or angled celing installation will require the purchase of an extension downrod and on a vaulted ceiling steep angle you will n
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