To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Harbor Breeze EUK60MBK10LR Fan operate but the light doesn't work?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan operates but the light fails, check the wires in the canopy and re-wire according to the instructions on page 11, if necessary. Ensure that the wall switch to the fan is turned on.
How to fix a noisy Harbor Breeze Fan?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan is operating noisily, ensure that all blade screws are tightened. If a blade is cracked, replace it. 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 when running the fan at medium and high speeds.
What to do if my Harbor Breeze Fan does not move?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan does not move, first ensure that the power is on and the fuse is not blown. If the power is off, turn it on, or if the fuse is blown, check the fuse. Then check for faulty wire connections by turning the power off, loosening the canopy, and checking all connections. If the learning code process between the fan and remote control transmitter was unsuccessful or not activated, turn off the power and repeat the instructions in Step 2 on page 17. Finally, check that the blades are installed and attach them to the fan if they are not.
Why is my Harbor Breeze EUK60MBK10LR wobbling so much?
If your Harbor Breeze Fan is excessively wobbling, make sure that all blade screws/washers are tightened. Try switching one blade with a blade from the opposite side. Check that the fan is securely mounted and if not, turn the power off and carefully loosen the canopy to verify the mounting bracket's security. Ensure the set screws on the motor assembly yoke and hanging ball are properly tightened. If the fan is too close to a vaulted ceiling, consider using a longer downrod or moving the fan to another location.
General| Brand | Harbor Breeze |
|---|---|
| Model | EUK60MBK10LR |
| Category | Fan |
| Language | English |
Lists tools needed for fan assembly, both included and not.
Ensures electrical power is off before starting installation.
Determine mount type (standard/angle) based on ceiling.
Ensure blades maintain minimum clearance from obstructions.
Attach the mounting bracket to the ceiling outlet box securely.
Connect downrod to motor assembly, securing with pins and set screws.
Prepare lead wires and install hanging ball into mounting bracket.
Attach the safety cable to a secure point in the ceiling joist.
Details on using wire connectors for electrical connections.
Connect ground, power, motor, and light wires between fan, receiver, and ceiling.
Secure wire connections with tape, ensuring no exposed wires.
Place the remote control receiver into the mounting bracket.
Fasten blade brackets to each fan blade using screws and nuts.
Connect blades and blade brackets to the motor assembly arms.
Mount the canopy and canopy cover to conceal wiring.
Align and secure the light shade to the motor assembly.
Install the bracket for the remote control transmitter on a wall.
Insert AAA batteries into the remote control transmitter.
Pair the remote control transmitter with the fan motor for operation.
Explains the functions of each button on the remote control.
Addresses fan movement, noise, and wobbling issues.
Addresses issues with the fan light and wiring problems.
