*Great unit that’s easy to install and use. It’s relatively quiet compared to window units and **Fastly.Cool** , and it cools down our whole living room, side room and bathroom; which is a large space for any unit to cool.*

Thanks a million for this video. Just installed the exact same fan. Watched your video, then watched step by step as I completed my install. MUCH easier than reading the directions!!!

I’m impressed all the fan installation videos I’ve watched show it can be done alone! I’m learning how to my hold things over my head; etc. with one hand (head, cheek, shoulder) and manage screws, wires etc with other hand; 😂😃

yes this is a flushmount cowl series of this hunter ceiling fan. but there are canopy versions for the downrods.

Thanks, great job. Waiting for my fan to come, this will help.

Thank you!!! 😊❤️😊

How can i put the change that put it it just came off

What size are the lightbulbs?

I just installed a Hunter low-profile fan like this one. The ceiling is drywall, and there's a fan-grade box attached to a joist (that a previous fan was installed on) which is completely secured. The motor's square piece sits in the bracket and installed the two locking screws so they, as you say, "keep it from jumping out". But after finishing the install, the motor still has a significant amount of give to it: I can move it noticeably side to side and push it slightly upwards. The two screws keep it from going much further, but it seems odd that there's so much lateral wiggling after it's installed. Is that normal? Are the two locking screws supposed to keep the motor securely in place, or just keep it from basically jumping out of the bracket? (edit) After watching the rest of the video, I see your install's motor also wiggles a bit around 10:50; so I guess it's normal and it's supposed to do that?

You skipped the ground part, I was wondering why 3 different wires were needed 😩

I have a oakthirt

Didn't get grommets with mine, washers instead. It works great. I just realized you don't need the remote to turn on the light or fan. shut it off with the wall switch not the remote and it will come on the way you shut it off. So in winter when you don't use the fan, put on the light with the remote, and shut it off using the wall switch, only the light will come on. I really don't like the remote, I would rather have a chain. Too much to go wrong.