Losing or breaking the remote for a Hunter ceiling fan is one of those small household problems that feels bigger than it should. The fan still spins if you can get to it, but suddenly you are dragging a chair across the room to reach a pull chain that may not even control the light … Read more
If you have landed here, you probably have a Hunter Claymore hanging from your ceiling or sitting half assembled in a box on your living room floor, and you want the paperwork that tells you exactly how to put it together, wire it up, and get it spinning without any surprises. The full manual is … Read more
If you are here, you already have the fan or you are about to put it up, and you just want the paperwork that came in the box, the one that always seems to disappear the moment you actually need it. Good news. You do not have to keep searching, and you do not have … Read more
A site visitor recently asked the following, Lights recently started flashing on my 20-year-old fan. I replaced the pull chain module from a Hunter light kit but the problem persists. What should I do? Answer: A Hunter ceiling fan light that flashes, flickers, or cuts on and off by itself is one of the more … Read more
A pull chain switch that stops working on a Hunter ceiling fan light kit is frustrating because the fan itself is usually fine. The motor runs, the blades spin, and everything else operates normally. But the light will not respond no matter how many times you pull the chain, and depending on whether the switch … Read more
