20 Most Recent Hunter Fan Company 44260 Set and Save 511 Programmable Thermostat - Page 5 Questions & Answers

It may not be the motors making the noise, but the blade irons that are attached to the motor are loose and are rubbing the housing.

To confirm this, turn the fans OFF. When the blades stop turning, use a step ladder to reach the fan blades and the blade irons. Using a Phillips head screw driver, attempt to tighten each blade iron screw (2 in each iron), that screws into the fan motor spindle. I suspect, you'll find one or more loose. Especially if, the lock washer wasn't installed on each screw.

Hope this helps you solve the problem. If it doesn't, contact Hunter per the instructions in your Owners Manual. As there is a slim chance that there is a manufacturer's defect involved.

The refractory firebrick panels are generally held in place by metal clips at the top of each panel. The bottom portion fits into an 'L' bracket. Once the tab(s) are removed, you can lift the panel up and out and replace the old or damage one with the new one. Before removing the old one, measure it, to make sure you have the correct replacement size.

Hope this helped you to solve the problem.

Typically it is directly under the very top cover. it is slide under the hanger on the ceiling. Just remove the 4 screws and drop the cover and it should be there.

Robin - Here's a link to the Owners Manual for the Model Number Hunter Ceiling Fan, you listed.
You may download and print it for future reference.

http://www.hunterfan.com/uploadedFiles/Support/Downloads/45065.pdf

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remove fan blade and bracket from unit. remove blade from bracket. put the down side of bracket on a very solid surface and apply downward preasure. Now go easy, its a soft metal, and might be cast, but this should work for you.

You can locate parts at hunterfan.com or call for parts at (901) 248-3237 This is the
technical service number given to me by the hunter rep a few years ago.

If you need a generic globe, they are available at home depot and lowes in the
replacement glass section "Angelo Glass"
All you need to do is measure the diameter of the
"fitter". This is the metal part the glass fits into and holds it, usually with 3 thumbscrews.

Have the wiring checked by an electrician. Your wiring may be aluminum and occasionally the wire nuts (which are special for this type wiring) will fail. They are purple in color. Also check the wattage of the bulbs, If you have exceeded the wattage rating of the fan it will heat the rubber bands around the glass ware excessively.

I used to work at a big box store, here are the contact numbers the rep gave me.
Parts/ technical service (901) 248-2327
Hunter fan company (901) 248-2259
Website. www.hunterfan.com

it has a receiver for the remote control inside the electrical jbox up in the ceiling it may got damaged or check for power .

You might want to go and purchase another find from a different company. We have replaced the reciever 4 times and it is out again! Hunter knows this is a problemyet they will not stand behind their product!!

There is a small relay in the ceiling fan causing this noise, try turning off all power to the ceiling fan and allow it to set for a couple of minutes. Turn it back on and see if it goes away. If it does great. if not, it may not be worth the repair cost but it can be fix by an appliance tech.

Hello The damper doesn't need to open fully to regulate draft on windy days.Shorter lugs or back them out a little bit to clear the gate maybe.