Lucky, I didn't damage it! Lol

What was the model number and make the unit you installed I think it's the same one I was looking at on Wayfair?

Thanks 👍

Good luck! You'll get it

@@ProblemSolvedwithEric if I do I will post it 😊

So, I took it down and discovered that the black wire came off the black wire coming from the ceiling. I attached them back together and TA-TAHHHHHH WE GOT LIFT OFF 🤣. Fan and Light is perfectly working 💪. Thank you again, have a great day 😊

So the fan can be dimmed from the supplied remote. I'm not sure how it would work if you wired it up to an existing dimmer switch as that would also reduce power to the fan portion. Our wall switch powers the entire unit and then we use the remote to control the light and the fan. I hope that helps

Is it a 3 way switch?

Yes, correct

You can ground it by connecting it to any bare metal. Even to the ceiling box itself if it's not painted

I believe the reverse function for ours is on the remote, but I'll have to double-check and let you know when I get a chance

@@ProblemSolvedwithEric Hmmmm. Gotcha. My remote has no reverse option. Appreciate the response.

This fan system cannot be reversed. The blades must rotate in one direction for them to move to their outer positions. Spinning in the opposite direction would not allow them to extend.

I've had it now for a long time and it's still going strong

Press the F/R button

It's pretty strong, manual rates it at 2900cfm at max speed

Did you ever figure it out, we too have the same problem

​@@arlenahill1855 any update on this?

Indicates a wiring issue or potential defective led bar.

Similar issues light will not turn off with remote only at wall switch unfortunately then fan won't work..ugh

@@joyceplato499 that sounds like a defective led bar. I'd contact the manufacturer for that and get a replacement

This generally means it wasn't installed level. That being said, there is a rubber grommet that came with the fan that goes where the half ball is. This should reduce shaking

If the LED light bar is properly seated, then you'll have to check the wiring above the light. Use a multimeter and make sure all your hots are going to hots and neutrals are neutral. Also make sure connections are solid. I've moved away from using wire nuts now and have been using these amzn.to/3nOzyed

No, it doesn't. It's self balancing and has a rubber grommet so it doesn't make noise if it does wobble.

@@ProblemSolvedwithEric are you in new York..

@@terrynash1211 I am not

@@ProblemSolvedwithEric I just got one yesterday . next week it will be here. Thanks to you I can understand what go with what. Here is a question for you.. I have a old light fan - this will take its place. But my wall switch has the light & a round on off for fan next's to the light switch more side by side each one turn on the one you want on, I know its crazy huh. Now the question is you think I should leave it like that?? Or upgrade it - either way if I keep it as is. Then I won't need the remote control. Only dim the light.

@@terrynash1211 completely up to you. I prefer a modern look so if it were me I'd upgrade, but there are benefits to keeping it as is, as well

The remote receiver won't fit? It should only go in one way. If you send me a picture on my Instagram I can try to help

Gave up for today, will try again tomorrow, thanks, will send pic

Has anyone had issues with the fan not working? The light works fine. The instruction say something about calibrating but it doesn’t seem to do anything.