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Ceiling Fan: Light Getting Freaky
First, Merry Christmas! Why am I up at 3:38am? The Mrs. went to work at
the local childrens hospital at 3. Yuk. I've got a problem with my ceiling fan that is going to make me nuts. It's a Hunter Rosemont and it's about a year and a half old. Sometime in the last week or so, the lights started to flicker/dim. At first, I assumes these were mini bronw outs with the electric itself. Then the night before last without warning, the lights just went off on the ceiling fan. At first I figured maybe one bulb was out, I didn't notice, and now the second one went out. After switching bulbs the light didn't work, so I shut of the wall switch and went to bed. Sure enough, when I got up in yesterday morning, I switched on the wall switch and the lights came back on. Figures. But the time I went to bed the were off again. Again, this morning they wored again for about 10 minutes. Did a few flickers, then went off. During this whole ordeal, the fan part works just fine. Now, the first thought that comes to mind with a flicker is a short. I've checked the wiring, and everything seems fine. Has anyone else seen these light fixtures go silly? The metal seemed a bit warm, but not really and warmer than my other Rosemont fan in my other room. Maybe the remote and board just went wonky; although the remote works just fine for the fan. Maybe just for giggles I'll swap the lighting fixture between the fans and see if the problem follows. Thanks, -=Chris |
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