How to Install a Ceiling Fan | Hunter Fan Company 

I've installed 5 of these ceiling light fans and used this video each time. Thank you for the simplicity.

*Love it! Keeps the room very **Fastly.Cool** . The manual states it comes with a year warranty and 5 year part replacement. The compressor makes the typical sound...small price to pay for AC.*

Thank you for adding different connections to the remote control because the manual doesn't show the red wire like we had. Btw we were able to insert the remote control but either the light works or the fan. We don't know why they both can't be used with the remote control. We left the fan part working because it was set on high and now we can lower the speed. The light we'll just use the wall switch if we need it.

Great video: Thanks for the help...

I have put my fan up the times wired it exactly and checked all connections. I think my fan motor or do remote is bad but it's new.

For future viewers, please include this in the description: Related to the connections described at 4:10 in the video, it should be mentioned that you have to connect the RED and TWO BLACK/+ wires in the wall switch wiring to complete the circuit. Without joining all three together, I was getting no power. I think if there's a problem with this setup, the breaker should pop.

How do you remove the quick connect pin to disconnect the light kit? I need to adjust the motor locking screw but cannot get to it.

Sooo helpful...Thank you. Nothing like seen it get done first.

Looks great, and with a brighter bulb installed that’s all the light you need. ru-vid.comUgkxWF88GpljEn-0o34vtLFazEQ5h5Q33SjU As far as ease of installation- this was my first ceiling fan and it took about 3 hours because I had no idea what I was doing and also it’s helpful to have a second set of hands and a magnetic drill bit. Works great.

Nice tutorial video all the info u need on

my wires on the receiver is blue and yellow and I have 5 wires coming out of fan / light

What do I do if there are 2 Black an 2 white wires coming out of ceiling box???

I'm Having the same issue i have the model #52267 for not even a Year now and the fan is not working anymore you can hear the motor but doesn't spin. i don't wanna waste money if it's not gonna be the capacitor and i don't have a receipt anymore ugh.

I have a dual switch and am trying to wire the pixie 44 model. I followed this video foolishly and not the guide and the fan works but not the light. I also had a red wire from my ceiling based on the guide for dual switch I’m confused. Any feedback would help. It seemed easy enough until it wasn’t lol

Should I connect the blue wires to the black wires? Also, with the light or fan not work properly if I leave the blue wire unconnected?

The instruction book says to put the blue and black wires together for a single switch. Here they say to cap the blue wire. Why?

The blue wire needs to be connected with with the black wire for the light to work. I learned the hard way...should have read the instructions more carefully instead of relying on the video for this section. good video otherwise.

Just installed the Exeter Hunter Fan. We currently have it connected via remote but we have a pre wired 2 single switch . Im wondering if it is possible to have the remote and wall switch to function together? Or is it either or?

Just installed the model #53297. It works but air circulations are horrible, not blowing anything deserving of a fan. What could be the problem?

We installed the fan and it won't work at all. We were replacing an old Hunter fan with this new one. It won't turn on. All of the wiring is the same. We've replace ceiling fans throughout the house and this is the only one not working

My hunter's ceiling fan did not come supplied with the Machine screws, I guess it's a another trip to the hardware store to get the screws.

I just bought the Miller Creek model and it has a remote receiver. My ceiling has an extra red wire and on the manual it doesn't say anything on where to connect the red wire. What do I do with the red wire from my ceiling?

There was no wiring instructions with a dual wall switch and remote receiver. That is my issue. I am trying to separate the light and the fan. I know it's not necessary but I would like to shut off one completely as I use the other (i.e. light vs fan)

Thank you

I am missing a grounding wire from the fan?!

Will a remote control work with the hunter Loki fan?

@hunter, my fan will not dim the light. I quick press to turn the light on and then long press the light button to dim. It will not dim. I have called you guys and can't get a answer. Please help! This fan is less ten a year old.

So if there is no light do you just cap the blue wire and not use it?

Missing the instructions for non quick connect version.

The remote instructions are terrible. To turn dim lighting on and off you have to hold the up and down arrows at the same time. Then, you can press and hold the light button and it should slowly dim or brighten. Holding the ceiling fan button reverses the direction.

I had the similar 5XXX series, the fan started to spin slow now it wont spin at all. Capacitor is fine, wiring is fine. I bought 6 of the same kinds. Now, we have 2 that is broken. I will not be buying anymore Hunter ceiling fans. Only had the ceiling fans for 3 years.

My motor sits loose in the bracket after the two locking screws are installed. I can't pull it out but can wiggle it half an inch or so....why?

i have a duel switch how do i wire the remote receiver so i can use the duel light switch and remote?

Can you wire the remote receiver to a red wire?

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My fan/light won't turn on. I'm going to try to rewire it tomorrow...

great

what about the remote receiver with the dual light switch.

Where's the part about how the remote receiver fits into the box/bracket with all that wire. I just returned the ceiling fan to Lowe's because of two things, once you installed the downrod into the bracket, the decorative collar what's the high to the ceiling that it only left you about an inch to get your fingers in there and connect wires much less squeeze the remote receiver into the same area. I really couldn't even fit the remote receiver in after taking everything out of the bracket.

May 2019

But all I came here fore is to know what size hole to cut in my ceiling, so good thing you started 5 steps after that.

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There is a special place in you-know-where for the people that designed this product. There’s a hook that you can hang the light on to support its weight while you do the wiring. That’s brilliant. However, you can’t angle the fan enough to get it onto the hook because the blades hit the ceiling. So paint the picture, you removed the weight bearing screws for the fan, it’s connected to the ceiling by wires, and now you can’t get it onto the hook. Your options are to rehang it with the screws or leave the fan suspended by the wires, which is an advisable. I addressed the problem by removing one of the fan blades. However, they are held in place by three screws. Two of them are no problem, the third one is tucked under the housing in a way that you can’t get a screwdriver in there to get a purchase. Immensely frustrating. I was able to remove two of the screws while supporting the weight of the entire fan with one hand and then pivot the blade on the third screw. By pivoting that blade, I was able to get enough clearance that I could angle the fan sufficiently to get it on the hook, solving that problem. Mine had a cover that had three slots that were supposed to slide into tabs on the mounting plate. The cover is made from cheap, thin metal and the tabs all bent when I tried to remove it so it was nearly impossible to get off, and then back on. The whole thing was a nightmare of consumer insensitive design flaws. I’ll never buy a Hunter fan again as long as I live. My only hope now is that I die before I need to replace this fan. If the fan dies first, I’ll get a different brand.

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Hook the light up then it should work..

i love this.

I ❤ your company.

4:47 there’s ERROR. installing the fan blades is wrong. They should be flipped the other way. It was great video tho . Helped me a lot

Comment just so you're aware this video is incorrect with regard to a single switch you must wire the black and the blue together on the black hot wire

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If they read the directions they would know that

The background music is soooo hopeful.

Avoid Hunter fans, their warranty sucks. My fan was installed 8 weeks before it quit working. They are sending a spare part and the repair cost is down to me.

Yea no I’ll call for help.

The Tarrant ceiling fan with light isn't like this. Whoever designed the Tarrant model must have fallen on his &@$ head because it's insanely difficult to connect without having 4 arms and X Ray vision.

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Hunter locking screws are garbage. Screw holes are off, screws aren't long enough, just cheap garbage. Good luck getting the fan not to swing a little if you don't use your own screws etc. I've installed 1,000s of fans. These are some of the worst.

Not very user friendly, I do not have my mounting bracket

This is so sad you pay to have a fan put up you buy the fan the fan doesn’t pair the app sucks the remote sucks you can’t even parrots your Alexa like what that is absolutely disgusting service

What’s the set screw? What is it on? I don’t know what it is or where to find it and neither the instruction booklet or this video show you what the set screw is on.