Westinghouse Ceiling Fans

My ceiling fan lights are a bright blue and I’d like them to black or chrome.

There aare no electrical wires going to in since it runs off of batteries so is there a way to deactivate it? Every night, the ceiling fan comes on by itself sometime when im asleep and its always freezing when i wake up in the morning. Please help me.
It also controls the lights, and the morons that had the house before me must’ve threw the manual away. And i looked all over the remote and cant find a company name or number.

We have recessed can lighting in our house and would like to replace one light with a ceiling fan. There is a light in the center of the room that is the only light on the switch. Can I repalce this with a ceiling fan and will the wiring be the same?

I have a Hampton Bay ceiling fan and can’t figure out how to remove the light cover. Also, the idiot that installed it put the fan blades on upside down. How can I fix this?

I want to put a ceiling fan in my room, but my ceiling is not wired for a fan/light. I was told to use something called a "swag light". What is this and how does it work? I tried to research it on the Internet, but it just shows a picture of a long chain. Please help – thanks!
An electrician called it a "swag light kit"

a standard ceiling fan has variable height adjustment? How much fan blade clearance do I need to have?

I have this extra red wire coming from the ceiling outlet. This is a new home. The instruction manual for the ceiling fan did not talk about a red wire. this is what I did…
Ceiling Groundwire to Fan Green wire
Ceiling White wire to Fan White wire
Ceiling Black wire to Fan Black wire AND Blue wire. The fan works but the lights don’t.
What is this red wire for too? AM I supposed to attach the blue wire to the red one?
The light housing is connected to the fan housing already. That should not be the problem.

I was able to fix the light socket in the ceiling fan that had scorched/burnt out but now I can’t get the fan to turn off, it just keeps running. Not sure what I did wrong. Any ideas out there? I hate to take it all apart again after finally figuring out how to replace the socket but it may be the only way to turn off the fan.

Right now I have a ceiling fan in my apartment, but it just started humming when it’s on high, so I need to either replace it or fix it. I’m assuming it’s going to cost a lot to do that. I also rent my apartment, so I don’t want to put too much money into something I don’t even own. Should I just get a regular fan? Do they work just as well to keep me cool in the summer?

I took out my old ceiling fan and put in a new one and found that the piece that holds the ceiling fan to the ceiling is loose. Is there a way to tighten it without going into the attick. There is not a lot of room to crawl up there. The mount is still up there it is just a little loose. Also how are the brackets held up. Is it just a couple of screws into the joists?

I have a ceiling fan on a 6" down rod. The down rod has a ball at one end that fits into a bracket attached to the ceiling. The wiring for the fan runs from the junction box in the attic through the downrod. Whenever the fan is on, the ball turns in the opposite direction. Eventually, the wires running through the fan get so twisted up that they pull themselves loose from the connections in the junction box. How can I stop this?

I’ve got a Hampton Bay remote controlled ceiling fan. The model number on the remote is UC7030T. I found the switches in the remote, but where are the switches on the fan? I need to change the frequency because it’s getting interference from somewhere and turning the light and fan on/off when I’m not in the room.
I’ve tried the Hampton Bay website, but they just tell you to go to Home Depot and ask someone, but I can’t find anyone at Home Depot that knows because they don’t carry this fan anymore. That’s why I’m here asking

There are only one white and one black wire coming from my fan with light kit. But there are 3 white and 3 black wires coming from my ceiling. How do I determine which to hook to the fan wires?

My ceiling fan has a rattle that seems to be coming from the inside of the fan. The fan itself doesn’t wiggle or seem off kilter. The rattling is kind of intermittent, but is going on more often than not. I’ve read somewhere that it could be something to do with ball bearings.

I’m curious to know if anyone can give me advice on how to fix it. (Or if I should just replace it)

If running a ceiling fan constantly actually reduces the temp of your home, does the electricity used by the fans wipe out the cost savings from the reduced amount of time the air conditioner is running?

I have a ceiling fan in my garage and want to adjust it to take the hot air out. Hey, I’m a female……..need help………thanks!

I’ve recently started body building and need to hang a 130 lbs punching bag on the ceiling. Will a ceiling fan support it’s weight along with the movements?

The pull-chain completely ripped out from my ceiling fan. How do I fix it? Do I have to take the whole thing down from the ceiling & take it all apart?

I installed a ceiling fan in a bedroom where there was nothing. I ran a power line to the ceiling from the fan to a line that I saw that seemed to be hot and unswitched. I then found out that it was a switch for an outlet in the wall at the floor. So that outlet is powered by a line that is run along the floor. The hot goes up next to the doorway and switches at the entrance to the room. It then travels up over the door jam and down the other side to the outlet to complete the circuit. I figured that part out on my own. Now, How do I get a nuetral up to that fan to create a circuit without opening the walls? PS I’m a plumber and I took on this project for my mother in law. Please help before she calls an electrician and I look like a goof.

coming out of the ceiling I have…Black, White, Red, Green wires. Fan has lite kit cut not using. out of the fan are: Blue (to liteKit), black and green. What are the connections, to make just the fan work. tks.

I’ve heard your suposed to turn your ceiling fan one way for the winter and one way for the summer, so it’s getting pretty hot out and close to summer, which way should my ceiling fan’s be going, clockwise or counterclockwise? Anyone no?

In my kitchen there are two entry ways, with a wall switch at each. had a regular light in the ceiling. could turn light on and off at either switch. took down light and installed a ceiling fan. now only one switch works. what did i do wrong. want to be able to turn fan on/off from either switch. dont want to control fan from one switch and light from other, just want to be able to turn the ceiling fan on/off from both switches. any help??

Most ceiling fans have high/medium/low settings; which is the most economical? I’m wondering if resistance must be created to operate the fan at lower speeds and this increased resistance causes increased power consumption.

I bought a house that came with a ceiling fan thatwas supposedto remote controlled. However, the idiot that wired the house wasn’t sure how to wire the remote sensor and threw it away. I made him get a new one since you cannot control the speed of the fan w/o it. My question is really where am I supposed to wire it? The ceiling fan has a long stem. Do I mount the sensor at the top on the ceiling or can wire it where the stem meets the actual motor? I would assume that the wiring would be the same at both places, right, but I don’t want it to look out of place and I want the sensor to be able to read the remote control.

Which way is a ceiling fan supposed to turn if you want cool air? Clock wise or counter clock wise?