Comments on: Westinghouse 7209600 Traditional Carolina LED 52 inch Oil Rubbed Bronze Indoor Ceiling Fan, LED Light Kit with Amber Alabaster Bowl

By: Robert Marchitello

Robert Marchitello — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:11 +0000

Tres bon produit Ã un bon prix.

By: Francois.Pelletier

Francois.Pelletier — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:11 +0000

Facile Ã installer et non bruyant, lÃ©ger et pas trop massif pour une chambre

By: Wendy Bouthot

Wendy Bouthot — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:11 +0000

The fan looks very nice in our master bedroom, runs quietly and gives off the perfect amount of light. We definitely love how attractive it is, but have found that the chain that controls the fan speed is a little annoying to pull, probably because of its location running through the light fixture so it does not pull as easily as the chain for the light. Other than that, it functions perfectly and we do not regret purchasing it.

By: Okemos

Okemos — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Quiet Excellence
This ceiling fan with light works great. It operates silently, too, with no wobble. There are four speeds, and this fan is reversible for summer and winter. Also, the light looks good, and it can be dimmed. Your existing wiring going from the light fixture to the light switch requires four wires — black, white, blue and green. It’s the blue wire you may not have and without that you can’t use a smart fan dimmer switch that allows you to operated the light and the fan independently. Remember this fan doesn’t come with a remote, so your next project is to install a fourth wire (if you’re one of those unlucky ones whose house doesn’t have one). I’m assuming you want to be able to run the fan and change the speeds and also dim the light from fully on, dimming down to off. So installing that fourth wire is a doozey of a job. Most people would call an electircian and it will cost you 3 to 4 hours of their time. Then you’ll have to repair you wall, and paint it afterwards — not impossible. You could do all this yourself like I did. After buying a Lutron smart switch, I had to run a new wire from where that mounts on the wall up to the attic and then across the joists that hold the ceiling up to the point where the fan is installed. I used 14 ga. Romex so the wire was super insulated, but only used one of the three wires (black because it doesn’t have to be the color blue) and in the box I painted this new wire blue. You’ll need to cut into the wall where the fire break is so you can gouge it out enough to run Romex past it on your way up. You’ll also need a tool to fish your wire up the wall, but then the rest is easy. If you’re still reading, my point is this all is doable by motivated DIYers who don’t want to give the electrician $600. Nevertheless, I still had to spend money on a wire fishing tool ($28), gallon of paint ($60), Lutron Fan Dimmer Switch ($60) and the 16′ of Romex I already had, and fixing the small hole in the wall to fish the “blue” wire up to the attic was free for me because I already had Bondo. If you want to do this and need help, remember YouTube is your friend

By: Shirley Starbuck

Shirley Starbuck — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Easy instructions, worth the money
Absolutely stunning ceiling fan. I am a RN by trade and am delighted that I was able to install by myself. It has nice bright led lights (my curtains aren’t on yet and my room is super sunny, so it’s hard to tell from the picture how well it lights up) matches my oak trim nicely when using the light side of the blades. I noticed a fair share of people complained that it is noisy. It is not completely silent, but it is plenty quite for my bedroom. I also have a nice magnetic Phillips screwdriver and would highly recommend using one to install the blades. It would be very difficult to install the blades without them as there’s not much room to get your fingers in to start the screws. It does have a fan and light bob, but makes zero sense on how to put them on. LOL. I just added the extra chain included and called it a day.

By: Violagirl

Violagirl — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Great fan, great value
This fan is very easy to install and looks beautiful. It’s whisper quiet. I love that it’s easy to distinguish which pull chain works the light and fan. The light is a warm amber glow.

By: Janelle H.

Janelle H. — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Attractive Ceiling Fan
This ceiling fan is very attractive, large and easily cools large rooms! It is also relatively easy to install if you are “Handy” person. Has various speeds, the only draw back is the metal pull chain snapped off and had to be re-installed when I was changing speeds but was easy to fix.

By: BelizoMe

BelizoMe — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Higher end quality
The fan is aesthetically nice and operates quietly. I was able to pair a remote to it, which just makes it that much better.

By: J. Maynard

J. Maynard — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Beautiful fan for the cost, we LOVE them
We bought 3 of these, they are honestly beautiful and very well constructed, smooth operation and quite other than the wind it is generating. Installation was easy and fit existing light boxes I had in all three rooms, very sturdy too all around. There is no doubt I would buy this again

By: Lukpla

Lukpla — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 07:51:10 +0000

Quiet Fan, Bright Lights; Easy Wiring; Microscopic Screws
We replaced an existing, 13 year old Monte Carlo fan. The wiring and bracing were already in place (this box does not include a ceiling wire box or brace). The wiring was straight forward and directions easy to understand. Match color to color per the directions and you should be good. We have a wall switch and we’ll use the pull chains. I used the “wall switch” wiring directions. I ran into a small problem at first, where only either the fan or the lights would work, but not both at the same time. It was like, at the wall, turning off the lights also turned on the fan; and turning off the fan turned on the lights. I fixed this very easily just by switching one wire an the wall switch.The included bulbs are 800 lumens each, pretty bright. It looks like a small space up there for bulbs, you need the regular base sized bulbs, and I’m not sure what other bulb would fit easily.I definitely recommend connecting ALL the wiring and just minimally securing everything to the ceiling, then turning on the power to verify the lights work and the fan motor spins BEFORE finalizing the installation.There are a few very very teeny tiny itsy bitsy screws you need to mess with way up 1mm from the ceiling in order to attach the decorative cover for the ceiling assembly and motor. I recommend placing a light colored painting mat on the floor under the fan while you work so you can easily find what you will inevitably drop. I didn’t at first, and had to clean a vacuum cleaner then use that to find the dropped screws and locknuts.