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Post by jean0816 on Jun 15, 2024 20:42:10 GMT -5
After reading and searching the internet I believe my ceiling fan to be a Moss Heirloom. The date on the sticky has 1985 on it. Currently, I have four of the fans and was looking to upgrade. The fan that I want to remove is the only flush mount fan. It appears the fan was disconnected from the electrical box (pancake), however there is a metal rod holding the fan that is mounted in the ceiling, which goes through the canopy, which is mounted on the top of the fan. Any idea how I should proceed to take the fan down and leave it in tack?
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Post by Obi-Wan Canopy on Jun 16, 2024 7:40:15 GMT -5
After reading and searching the internet I believe my ceiling fan to be a Moss Heirloom. The date on the sticky has 1985 on it. Currently, I have four of the fans and was looking to upgrade. The fan that I want to remove is the only flush mount fan. It appears the fan was disconnected from the electrical box (pancake), however there is a metal rod holding the fan that is mounted in the ceiling, which goes through the canopy, which is mounted on the top of the fan. Any idea how I should proceed to take the fan down and leave it in tack? A picture would help.
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