Who made an M52 series ceiling fan? 5 blades, 4 lights

Question edited for clarity and correct model name tempura to Tempra.

It is one of the pull chains. If it has two chains, one if Fan On/Off and three speeds and the other chain is Reverse Direction. If it has a third chain, that is Light On/Off.

Product description

Casa Vieja Tempra ceiling fan in a oil-rubbed bronze finish. 3-speed reversible fan. It has 5 oil-rubbed bronze finish blades that span 52" with a 12 degree blade pitch. Opal glass light kit included two 13 watt CFL bulbs. Cap included for non light kit usage. Comes standard with a 4" downrod. Dual mounting hanging system allows for it to be hung from a downrod or flush with the ceiling.
- Oil-rubbed bronze finish 3-speed motor; Lifetime motor warranty.
- Five matching blades; opal glass light kit includes two 13 watt CFL bulbs.
- Pull chain operation.
- 52" blade span, 12 degree blade pitch.
- 4" downrod included.
- 153x12mm motor size.
- Fan height 11.6" ceiling to blade (with 4" downrod).
- Fan height 16.6" from ceiling to bottom of light kit (with 4" downrod).
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Need a pic of fan.

I would need to know what fan ( make/model) you have. Is the blade broken or the blade holder?

In general, the steps are:

1. Turn off power at the breaker -- not just the light switch.
(There are still "hot" wires in the junction box when "Off".)

2. Take out any light bulbs.

3. Remove any light globes. Some screw in, but most are held by springs so just pull gently with a bit of force.

4. Remove fan blades. Most have a spring at the inside edge of the blade -- press down on the spring and push the blade toward the fan motor.

5. Remove the ceiling mount cover. There is usually a circular ring up next to the ceiling; just twist it off with your hands ("lefty - loosy, righty-tighty").

6. Unscrew the ceiling mount screws. Usually there is one or two in a "simple" hole, and two one "sliding" slots. Take out the "simple" screws, and loosen (but don't remove) the "sliding" screws. Be careful not to drop screws or washers into the fan motor.

7. Twist off the ceiling mount cover to expose the wiring.

8. Disconnect all wires. For safety, put a wire nut on the wires from the ceiling.

9. Tip the fan and remove it from the ceiling mount. Keep in mind that the fan is pretty heavy, and you're on a ladder!

NOTE: Be careful not to put any pressure on any of the blade holders, especially if you intend to re-use the fan. If you do, the blades will wobble.

10. If you're installing a new fan, you can probably re-use the mount. If you want to put up a simple light fixture, remove the mount by unscrewing the two long screws holding it to the junction box.

I am looking for the schematic (electrical ) for a ceiling fan "Heritage M52----6H34. Where i can find it--thanks

put a piece of masking tape on each blade and number them.while you're up there check that mounting screws are tight.switch position of blades,i.e. move #1to #3,see if it's better or worse;switch #2 & #4 or#4 &#6 etc. until you find the combination giving you the best 'balance'

you can get replacement blades at home depot or lowes.

home depot and lowes carry hampton bay products, go to ceiling fan area and replacement blades and hardware are sold in packs of four and five. cheaper than buying a new fan. hope this helps.)

If the fan blade mounts are removable, go to your local hardware store with one of the mounts, and find some screws that will fit. You might not be able to get the same color, but if you check a few stores you should find something with the right shape of head to fit snugly.