20 Most Recent Hunter (25417) Ceiling Fan Questions & Answers

try Amazon....found this which they say is for your fan but you will be able to confirm.. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GWFJDAY/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza

Not being able to determine your ceiling fan make and/or model is a common issue. I would recommend the below article as it provides a step by step on how to figure out the make and model of your fan. You will need this detail to get support https://yourceilingfan.com/how-do-i-determine-my-ceiling-fan-model/

great question. this kind of issue is generally a problematic lamp controller. Lamp controllers get "used to" the current over time. So if you have a certain milli amperage flowing across the lamp controller for X years, eventually the lamp controller gets used to that current The below article is very good at describing how a lamp controller works: https://yourceilingfan.com/harbor-breeze-fan-lights-start-to-flash-after-10-minutes/

You can find out how to program the remote here: <a href = "https://hamptonlightingadvice.com/harbor-breeze-ceiling-fan-remote-not-working/">Harbor Breeze Ceiling Fan Remote</a>

I'm assuming you can turn on light AT the fan but not at wall switch, And you have replaced WALL switch correct? If that's correct, then wiring above fan has come loose and is no longer attached to wire that connects to wall switch. (They come loose from fan vibration - had same problem)

capacitor tis toast. Have done what you did once. Just remember if/when replacing it... The capacitor leads are color coded but the motor leads may not be! Tag the motor leads with colored tape before disconnecting the old capacitor, if necessary. Been there too! Differ by brands whether they are color coded.

Probably the switch for the light assuming it's not the bulb.

Been There, there is a small remote box inside the case,, if you buy Harbor Breeze 3 speed fan switch with dimer light they come together,,, but Heck,,, it's $60.00 US !!!

I always look for the simplest answer first. This MAY be the problem: you reinserted one or more of the batteries with the wrong orientation. Typically, they will connect in series to produce a higher voltage than a single battery by itself. For example, an AA battery puts out about 1.5 Volts, and two AA's in series would produce about 3 Volts, with the positive of one battery connecting to the negative end of the other; the negative of the first and the positive of the second connect to the remote's terminals. The connection between the two batteries is usually in the battery holder in the remote, and the batteries will be physically oriented in opposite directions. For example: Of course, something inside the remote may have broken instead, but double-check the battery connections first.

I put my ceeling fan up today but I have just noticed the motor is reslly hot ,,,, HELPPPPP

mcdevito75 here, You can check with any store that carries Ceiling fans for replacement parts, and contact info, you can check online at Hunter fans.com hope this helps.

Lights are wired separately. Check the wires that come from the light fixture through a hole in the center of the fan and come out at the top with the rest of the wires. Check wiring diagram in manual. Good luck!

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All you can do is keep trying. Twist & pull down hard at the same time.