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How to Install Ceiling Fans: how to disassemble your old ceiling fan

Learn how to disassemble your old ceiling fan, if you have a ceiling fan in this free DIY video. Expert: Chad Smith Bio: Chad Smith, a Journeyman Wireman, has always had a knack for electrical work. From a young age, he sat down next to appliances, to see how they work. Filmmaker: Grady Johnson

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#1 written by msDeannalee 1 year ago

Thanks for walking me through the steps. Wow, it does look easy. I can’t find anyone to help me put up a fan, so I’m going to attempt it myself, thanks to you. It was the
wiring that worried me, I’m going to give it a go. You’re funny and you’re cute too!

Debbie

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#2 written by Rlnthndr 1 year ago

wow videos are so unorganized. Also way to many steps to remove the old fan. Just pull the canopy off undo the wires and throw it out. Why un assemble the entire thing if your replacing it?

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#3 written by jonahmusto 1 year ago

Why did you replace your fan?

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#4 written by alukoe 1 year ago

if the fan is spinning make sure ur ladder is too

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#5 written by jeffweissman 1 year ago

Fragile & dangerous glass shades? & they are over my bed? Give me a break!

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#6 written by mallorybrel 1 year ago

Chad Smith you are the best! We loved your video!

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#7 written by kirakid 1 year ago

lol.

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#8 written by Blaze468 1 year ago

do you need to turn off the electricity first?

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#9 written by Desperex7 1 year ago

Now if you started reading this dont stop its really scary! Ok send this to five other videos in 143 minutes. When you are done press f6 and your crushes name will appear on the screen in big letters. This is weird becuase it does work. If you break this chance you wont have a crush in the next five years

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#10 written by NITRO4KTHOMPSON 1 year ago

Chad.. Thanks for being so concerned about my safety. I didn’t realize that glass could cut me or I should be careful not to fall off a ladder. I’m glad you were thinking about me. Oh, by the way, why couldn’t these videos show more than one step at a time? I mean really. Let’s to make it easier and not have to watch ten segments. OK??

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#11 written by mkpctv 1 year ago

make sure the fan is not spinning before getting on ladder

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#12 written by jens2pups 1 year ago

zach the robot, i love fans

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#13 written by jens2pups 1 year ago

Hi Chad Smith, my 5 year old son, named Aidan, always says Chad Smith is coming to our house to fix our ceiling fan, he wamts a fanimation islander!!! he walks around the house ans says Hi I’m Chad Smith… my son has autism and he loves ceiling fans. Pretty funny

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#14 written by steveho75 1 year ago

Chad how do i connect a celling fan to a wall switch? and Which wires i connect to a celling fan to a wall switch if this first time putting a celling fan?

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#15 written by steveho75 1 year ago

John how do i make the celling fan work with a wall switch which wire from the celling fan do i connect to a wall switch?

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#16 written by elliottveares 1 year ago

turn of the eletrics before

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