Learning how to fix a wobbly ceiling fan is a small repair project that can head off what could become a safety risk. While a small wiggle in ceiling fans up to 1/8-inch is normal, more than that can indicate a larger problem. A noisy, off balance ceiling fan can lead to inefficient operation and excessive wear on the fan motor. Ultimately, parts of the fan could detach and fall off, or the fan itself could fall. For more information on lighting and ceiling fans, see our playlist: thd.co/2KuWZDo
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Follow the steps below to fix a wobbly ceiling fan:
0:15 Tools & materials
0:23 Step 1: Clean the fan
0:31 Step 2: Inspect mounting setup
1:02 Step 3: Tighten loose fasteners
1:37 Step 4: Measure and adjust blade distance
1:52 Step 5: Check blade irons
2:08 Step 6: Utilize a balancing kit
2:43 Step 7: Replace your fan
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