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Nice fan, loud humming noise
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hunterfan.comInstructions were good, a lot of steps in assembly for this fan. Fan looks nice and was a good price, but the fan makes a loud "humming" noise from the electrical when on. My guess is the electrical relays in the lower switch housing resonating at 60Hz. Very annoying for sleeping.
Great fan
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hunterfan.comReally nice fan. Looks great. Was easy to install. Love the remote
Nice fan - louder than I'd like
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hunterfan.comMortar is louder than I'd like for a kids room. Overall nice fan, easy to install and looks great.
Black beauty
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hunterfan.comLove my new fan, which replaced my old hunter fan. It is stylish, quiet and does the job in my living room on my cathedral ceiling. It is exactly what I wanted.
Power: and three wire switches.
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hunterfan.comOnce fan hooked up perfectly. The second went even smoother (better guidance on how to align blades would help. The issue I had is the second fan does not work. Hooked up the same as the first and it does not operate. Can't tell if it is a power issue (new house - would require me calling and paying for an electrician) but it is unlikely as there are no other power issues in the house. Sent a note to support - have not heard back.
Hunter Fans
In 1886, the foundation for Hunter Fans was laid when John Hunter and his son, John C. Hunter, engineered the first water-driven ceiling fan for Tuerk Water Meter Co. in Syracuse, NY. By 1896, they had acquired Tuerk company, transforming it into the Hunter Fan & Motor Co. and launching the AC-powered Tuerk Type A fan in Fulton, NY. Over the years, Hunter expanded its product line to include oscillating desk fans, pedestal fans, attic fans, air conditioning units, air purifiers, humidifiers and even decorative lighting.