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@@c.l.smooth29 some tips for removing the glass bowl. If the bowl is stuck, you can try to lightly knock around the edges (like knocking on a door). This may help to jar it free. Also, try using rubber gloves and grip the glass at the outer edge when unscrewing it. Push up slightly when unscrewing. We hope that helps!

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Also, what exactly is the purpose of the green wire on the down rod? If I were to not use the down rod, where would the other green wire go?

@@natesoucek9532 The green wire is just a ground wire. it is meant to help protect against power surges. You can forgo the downrod green wire and just connect the green wire from the mounting bracket to the bare copper house ground wire.

The 68" version does not include a rubber gasket because flush mounting the 68" version is not recommended. Instaling the 68" verson flush mount will result in a much mower airflow because the amount of available air between the ceiling and blades will be reduced. Technically, the fan can be flush mounted, but you would need to call HDC customer service to order the gasket. Installing without the gasket could lead to a noise issue between the canopy and motor.

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Thanks for watching. Let me start by saying ** I AM NOT A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN, AND YOU SHOULD CONSULT WITH ONE IF YOU'RE NOT SURE ABOUT YOUR WIRING** ok, now I'll turn off the all caps and try to help you :) This fan can be wired so that the light and fan can be controlled independently. For standard installation, the manual instructs to wire the fan's black and blue wires to the house hot wire, but if you want independent control of the lights, you can wire the fan's blue wire to one power wire (red) and the fan's black wire to another power wire black. From my limited knowledge, the red wire should be the switch wire and the black would be a constant power unless the switch is a 2 separate toggle type switch. If the wall switch is just a single toggle switch, the red would be connected to the switch and the black house wire in the ceiling is probably just a constant power wire. Really hope this helps.

Awesome. That's what I thought regarding the wiring on the fan, that the blue was for the light and the black for the fan, but they don't specify in the manual nor do they mark the wires to show that. I do have a dual toggle switch that I will be using to control the light/fan independently of each other.

did you ever get your dome unstuck? mine is stuck and cannot get off no matter what I try.

@@jeremyjacobs4251 I’m sure you’ve resolved this by now, but in case anyone else is looking for an idea- I stuck two pieces of duct tape on opposite sides of the dome, leaving a couple of inches on the end of each to grasp and pull. That worked when mine was stuck!

Yes, this fan has separate wire for light power and fan speed control so it can be connected to separate switches.

+Aller Ventures Sometimes the red wire is the wire connected to the wall switch. You can connect the fan black and blue wires to the red which would allow you to turn the fan on or off using the wall switch. You will want to figure out if both the black and red wires from the house have power. Typically a black wire is constant power and the red wire would be a switch wire (attached to a standard on/off toggle switch.) Once you decide which wire to connect the fan wires to, just cap the other wire with a plastic wire nut and secure it with electrical tape. Hope that helps!

You want to connect the white fan to white house wire, black and blue fan wire to black house wire, and green fan wire to bare copper wire from the House. Then, you can cao the red wire. Alternately, the red wire may be from the wall switch in which case, i would suggest connecting the black fan wire to the black house wire and the blue fan wire to the red house wire. This would allow you to turn the light on/off with the wall switch.

Here are some tips for removing the glass dome: Use some rubber tipped gloves (regular dishwashing gloves are good too) and hold the glass by the outer edges. Push up slightly to unscrew. You can also try lightly tapping around the edges with your hands (like knocking on a door). Sometimes the dome gets locked and lightly tapping it may loosen it up a bit.Good luck!

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I am not sure about the LiFX bulb. I have not seem one in person. In general, there is not too much extra room in the light kit. If the LiFX bulb is much bigger than a standard 60-wtt incandescent bulb, it probably won't fit in the light kit with enough room for the shade to attach. The other thing to consider is heat. I am not sure if the LiFx bulb is rated for use in enclosed fixtures.

You can use one bulb. but fit may be an issue due to the way the bulb sockets are configured.

if you are installing without the downrod, you'd just need the ground wire that is attached to the mounting bracket. Just look at the links above and follow the instruction for Flush mount sections 5:17 8:17

yes. as shown in the video at the 16:27 mark

Let me start by saying that i am not a licensed electrician and you should always consult a licensed electrician for wiring issues. That being said, a red wire is typically a wall switch wire. If that is the case, you have a couple of options. option 1 - Cap the house red wire with a wire nut and electrical tape and connect the fan as described in the video. Option 2 - cap the house black wire with a wire nut and electrical tape and connect the fan's black and blue wires to the house red wire. This will enable you to use the wall switch to turn the fan and light on/off at the same time. Option 3 - Connect the fan's black wire to the house black wire and the fan's blue wire to the house red wire. This would enable you to use the wall switch to turn the light on and off using the switch. hope that helps!

Yes, the fan's light can be wired to a wall switch.

Is the fan connected to a wall control or switch? If connected to a wall control, the pull chains need to be set to high sped and light on before using the wall control.Did you recheck the wires to make sure connections are intact? Sometimes, wires can loosen and disconnect during the installation.

Squeeze the clips as shown in in the video at the 11:20 mark. Just squeeze the clips and pull the blade out.

The close to ceiling installation is strong enough to hold the fan as long as the mounting bracket is securely fastened to a ceiling fan rated outlet box.

How to install ceiling fans yes, that’s what I did and it held pretty good. Thanks!

We would suggest double checking that all the parts are completely tightened and that the ball is seated properly in the mounting bracket. You can also try a rubber isolating pad between the mounting bracket and the outlet box. Squeking at high speed indicates something is loose somewhere.

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To troubleshoot the light kit, and knowing that the fan works, I would try to connect the blue light wire from the fan to the black house wire and see if the light works that way. So, cap off the red wire from the house and connect the fan's blue and black wires to the house black wire. If the light kit still does not work, i would make sure that the light kit wires have a secure connection to the wire at the bottom of the fan. If after wiring the fan's blue wire to the house black wire, the light kit works, that would tell me that there is something wrong with the red wire (possibly bad switch). If you have replaced the bulbs, make sure that the bulbs do not exceed 60 watts each. If that doesn't help, I would call Home Decorators customer service at 1-800-986-3460. Their team usually does a good job at troubleshooting. Good luck, and please let us know what happens.

We always suggest using electrical tape. It helps to keep the connections tight. With the slight vibration, overtime the connections could become loose.

Can we use duck tape or no?