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Ceiling fan turns slowly

I have a Hampton Bay ceiling fan that hums when I turn it on but will only turn the blades if I give them a push and then only turn slowly, help!

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If you've had it for a few years, the bearings are probably getting bad (dry).
Always start a fan on high---then go to the speed you want, only the high speed windings will handle start-up.

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