To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Harbor Breeze Fan does not move?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan is not moving, the reverse switch might not be engaged. Try pushing the switch firmly either left or right. Also, the power might be off, or a fuse could be blown, so turn the power on or check the fuse. Finally, there could be a faulty wire connection. In that case, turn the power off, loosen the motor housing, and check all connections.
Why does my Harbor Breeze CHESHIRE II CSD52FBZ5C4S operate, but the lights don't work?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan operates, but the lights fail, the bulbs might not be installed correctly, so try reinstalling them. The wires in the outlet box might not be wired properly; check them and, if necessary, rewire according to instructions. Ensure that the wall switch to the fan is on. Also, the wires in the light kit fitter might not be wired correctly; check them and, if necessary, rewire according to instructions.
Why is my Harbor Breeze CHESHIRE II CSD52FBZ5C4S so noisy?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan is making noise, there are several potential causes. The blades might be loose, so try tightening all blade screws. A cracked blade can also cause noise, in which case you should replace the blade. If you are using a full range dimmer switch, replace it with an approved speed control device. If the fan is new, allow it a "break in" period of a few days, especially at medium and high speeds. Finally, the motor housing could be loose. In that case, turn the power off, carefully loosen the motor housing, and verify that the mounting bracket is secure.
How to fix excessive wobbling of my Harbor Breeze CHESHIRE II CSD52FBZ5C4S?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan is wobbling excessively, it could be due to several reasons. Start by tightening all blade screws. The blade arms might be incorrectly attached; if so, reinstall them. Try switching one blade with a blade from the opposite side to address unbalanced blades. Also, the fan might not be securely mounted, so turn the power off, carefully loosen the motor housing, and verify that the mounting bracket is secure.
General| Type | Ceiling Fan |
|---|---|
| Blade Span | 52 inches |
| Motor Type | AC motor |
| Number of Blades | 5 |
| Control Type | Remote Control |
| Finish | Bronze |
| Motor Speeds | 3 |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor |
| Blade Color | Walnut |
| Mounting Options | Downrod |
Ensure power is disconnected by removing fuses or turning off circuit breakers before installation.
Ensure electrical connections comply with codes; consult an electrician if unfamiliar with wiring.
Mount fan to an approved outlet box capable of supporting 35 lbs. Do not use a plastic outlet box.
Use correct wire connectors for house wires; consult electrician for larger gauge or multiple wires.
Do not use solid-state speed control or full-range dimmer switches for fan speed.
Using parts other than those provided will void the warranty.
Disconnect power by turning off circuit breakers and wall switch before installation.
Attach the mounting bracket to the outlet box using provided screws and washers.
Use the plastic lock tab to secure the motor assembly and prevent it from coming loose.
Select the appropriate wiring diagram (Fig. 1A, 1B, or 1C) based on your setup.
Connect fan black/blue to ceiling black, fan white to ceiling white, and ground wires.
Check reverse switch, power, and wire connections if the fan is not operating.
