Hey team! Hope all of your projects are going well. It is spring and DIY season is here! I placed timestamps below to help you navigate the video. How to unbox a ceiling fan 00:34 How to prepare the fan blades 01:48 How to install mounting bracket 03:39 How to install the down rod on the ceiling fan motor 06:21 How to hang the ceiling fan in the mounting bracket 08:25 What my wiring looks like 09:00 How to install the mounting bracket cover 09:58 How to install the fan blades 10:44 How to install the fan light 11:44 Trying out the new fan 14:00
When people don't believe a person can be a Jack of all Trades and still be a Master of all, i just refere your UA-cam channel to them. Great installation and thank you for education me on everything construction wise.
Great how to video Josh, it looks like those ceiling fans are getting easier to install, I've put a few up long ago that I thought I might need 5 arms lol. Take care buddy and thanks for sharing your knowledge my friend! 👍👍
Oh yeah it’s not that bad to install ceiling fans nowadays. Of course there’s several different wiring methods for them depending on the switch situation. I’m glad you are enjoying my content. Thanks for stopping by Silver Grizzly!
Thanks for the video. So for the fan to be on, the ceiling lights will have to be on, too? How to wire it so that lights can off when fan is on? Again, thanks! We learned a lot from your videos.
If you want the fan and light to be on different switches you would have to run a three wire from a switch box so that you have a separate power for the fan and a separate power for the light. ua-cam.com/video/ccrQBLvQTPQ/v-deo.html this video will show you the rough wiring for it. Thanks for watching!
If the quality is like mine in time the blades will warp downwards slightly. Maybe a year and half or more. I flip the blade over and again in time it straightens out.
I have two lights on my porch and I'm adding a fan with a light, like the video. Can you explain where you pull the wires from to go to the fan, and add some more detail to connecting the wires. I have very little experience with electrical. Thanks!
Do you have multiple kinds of fans on your Amazon store as well Josh? Especially with remotes. A friend is looking and doesn't like box store fans that much. Also, all the smoke detectors are installed and I feel more comfortable having them where needed. Thank you again for everything you do. 👍🏻
Hey David! I did place a handful in my store. Some remote and some not. I’m thrilled to know your smoke detectors worked out well for you. Safety first! I appreciate you watching my videos David. Take care!!
Ok… good video but you should’ve recording the wiring (before and after) to give the viewers a better idea. By having just the after is not clear of where the wires went (specially for a novice to electricity like me). 😊
Does the green ground wire from the fan/light need to be connected to the fan housing if a metal box is used, or just to the naked ground from circuit?
You should have shown us how you hooked up each wire before you put that electrical tape in there why did you cut it and then come again when it was ready why
I recorded that scene but did not realize I was in the way of the camera until after I went to edit. But you can clearly see which wire went to which wire. Sorry about that. Good luck on your project!
4:37 You seriously put three #12 wires in that fan box. It looks like you have 3" of sheathing on them too. Fans should have a maximum of 3 conductors and 1 ground. This is gonna be a good one. 9:07 when you see tape over wire nuts, you know there are shenanigans.
Hey team! Hope all of your projects are going well. It is spring and DIY season is here! I placed timestamps below to help you navigate the video.
How to unbox a ceiling fan 00:34
How to prepare the fan blades 01:48
How to install mounting bracket 03:39
How to install the down rod on the ceiling fan motor 06:21
How to hang the ceiling fan in the mounting bracket 08:25
What my wiring looks like 09:00
How to install the mounting bracket cover 09:58
How to install the fan blades 10:44
How to install the fan light 11:44
Trying out the new fan 14:00
When people don't believe a person can be a Jack of all Trades and still be a Master of all, i just refere your UA-cam channel to them. Great installation and thank you for education me on everything construction wise.
Nice video anyone should be able to install a ceiling fan the instructions pretty easy to follow on most fans
Thanks Charlie! Yes it’s a common DIY project. I appreciate you watching!
I can’t do crap myself but liking your channel.
Great how to video Josh, it looks like those ceiling fans are getting easier to install, I've put a few up long ago that I thought I might need 5 arms lol.
Take care buddy and thanks for sharing your knowledge my friend! 👍👍
Oh yeah it’s not that bad to install ceiling fans nowadays. Of course there’s several different wiring methods for them depending on the switch situation. I’m glad you are enjoying my content. Thanks for stopping by Silver Grizzly!
I was hoping to see how to install an outdoor control switch…like for a fan on a pier with no walls?
Thanks for the video. So for the fan to be on, the ceiling lights will have to be on, too? How to wire it so that lights can off when fan is on? Again, thanks! We learned a lot from your videos.
If you want the fan and light to be on different switches you would have to run a three wire from a switch box so that you have a separate power for the fan and a separate power for the light. ua-cam.com/video/ccrQBLvQTPQ/v-deo.html this video will show you the rough wiring for it. Thanks for watching!
Do you have a light bulb 💡 installed video? Lol great video this is my project for next weekend
Actually installed a lightbulb in this video. Lol. Are you going to do a remote fan or a pull chain fan?
@@TheExcellentLaborer pull chain I lose every remote I get
If the quality is like mine in time the blades will warp downwards slightly. Maybe a year and half or more. I flip the blade over and again in time it straightens out.
Was it this exact fan?
@@TheExcellentLaborer no. I think it’s a hunter I have. Seems like most of the blades are the same throughout all of the companies producing them.
I have two lights on my porch and I'm adding a fan with a light, like the video. Can you explain where you pull the wires from to go to the fan, and add some more detail to connecting the wires. I have very little experience with electrical. Thanks!
Just helpful info thank again
Try to keep the videos as hopeful as possible. Thanks a lot for watching Howard!
1000 thank you.
I appreciate that. Thank you for watching!
Do you have multiple kinds of fans on your Amazon store as well Josh? Especially with remotes. A friend is looking and doesn't like box store fans that much.
Also, all the smoke detectors are installed and I feel more comfortable having them where needed. Thank you again for everything you do. 👍🏻
Hey David! I did place a handful in my store. Some remote and some not. I’m thrilled to know your smoke detectors worked out well for you. Safety first! I appreciate you watching my videos David. Take care!!
@@TheExcellentLaborer I will see my friend tomorrow and we'll take a look to see if there's something that she might like. Thank you again
Ok… good video but you should’ve recording the wiring (before and after) to give the viewers a better idea. By having just the after is not clear of where the wires went (specially for a novice to electricity like me). 😊
I'm here!
Hey Austin!!
Does the green ground wire from the fan/light need to be connected to the fan housing if a metal box is used, or just to the naked ground from circuit?
I need help mounting the bracket
what do i do if my electrical system is ungrounded?
Is the fan unit supposed to have a shake to it?
great info as always, but this isn't your "only fan" video 🤣
Now that was hilarious 😆. I think I know what you are saying 😂
You should have shown us how you hooked up each wire before you put that electrical tape in there why did you cut it and then come again when it was ready why
I recorded that scene but did not realize I was in the way of the camera until after I went to edit. But you can clearly see which wire went to which wire. Sorry about that. Good luck on your project!
4:37 You seriously put three #12 wires in that fan box.
It looks like you have 3" of sheathing on them too. Fans should have a maximum of 3 conductors and 1 ground.
This is gonna be a good one.
9:07 when you see tape over wire nuts, you know there are shenanigans.
Hes Soo handsome 🥰
a little harder when trying to install the remote reciever...trust me