Overhead fan

It is 110v. We replaced ours last year, just went to Home Depot and got one the same size so there was no issue with the slide when it was in. Ours has lights and it works perfectly. Took me an hour or so.

Ours is 12 Vdc

LOFAT36 wrote:
I need to replace the 4 blade overhead fan in our 5er. I assume this is 110 volt, correct ?

It depends, which fan are we talking about? A vent fan? Or some other fan?

It is a 4 blade overhead fan above our island, not a vent fan.

Commonly called a ceiling fan. It's "hydro" for you Canucks. lol

2oldman wrote:
Commonly called a ceiling fan. It's "hydro" for you Canucks. lol

Got it 110 it is. Although I would refer to it as "ceiling ornament" as it no longer works LOL

LOFAT36 wrote:

2oldman wrote:
Commonly called a ceiling fan. It's "hydro" for you Canucks. lol

Got it 110 it is. Although I would refer to it as "ceiling ornament" as it no longer works LOL

I think ours have been ceiling ornaments even when they WERE working. They are typically mounted so close to the ceiling that they move very little air - but they look nice up there going round and round, I suppose....

Rusty

Mine is an ornament too. Most of the screws holding the blades in place have vibrated loose, so the blades are all off-kilter. Then when bringing in the slide I have to be careful not to catch a blade and bend it down further.

I should just remove it - or the blades anyway. I rarely used it at all.

2oldman wrote:
Mine is an ornament too. Most of the screws holding the blades in place have vibrated loose, so the blades are all off-kilter. Then when bringing in the slide I have to be careful not to catch a blade and bend it down further.

I should just remove it - or the blades anyway. I rarely used it at all.

Yes just remove the blades & hang little swings from it with mini kid's and turn it on. Don't forget the buckboard pulled with miniature horses driven by a spider monkey LOL Cheers Marty

Or maybe tighten op the skrues.
Frank.