Post by Jonathan A. on Nov 8, 2017 22:18:44 GMT -5
This is one out of four Hunter Low Profile V I got from Bridgewater's Pub, a bar at my local train station. They were the only ceiling fans I could see in this big train station. The motor somehow came out of one or two out of three hooks on the mounting bracket, apparently caused by someone cleaning the blades. Someone failed twice to fix that, and the owner has decided that the motor has finally died and decided to just get a new fan. It was replaced with 52" Harbor Breeze Centreville, but an electrician used the light kit instead of plain switch housing when owner wanted it without light. Electrician may have not read the manual. It doesn't have light bulb or shades, and I did keep all four shades and am willing to sell them to someone needing a replacement shade. It was originally going to be thrown out but I was able to get the owner to save it for me, and it turned out that the motor works perfectly fine. Two of the hooks came out of mounting bracket and one went lost already when I first got it. I borrowed hooks from my 1997 Hunter Low Profile when I installed it for testing. Here are the pictures:
Notice the scratch on the motor, and the screw. All four screws on the motor are like that. Apparently, it was from someone trying to spin it with hand when sitting on the motor housing:
And the housing:
A video, showing all three speeds:
Notice the scratch on the motor, and the screw. All four screws on the motor are like that. Apparently, it was from someone trying to spin it with hand when sitting on the motor housing:
And the housing:
A video, showing all three speeds:
