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Apparently, missing installation instructions are the norm for Aloha Breeze ceiling fans. In the past, I have recommended contacting the place you purchased it. Walmart, K-Mart and Target sell this brand and should be able to provide you with a copy of the installation manual. Even if they have to copy one from another unopened box. Be calmly persistent and you'll get results.
Use bulbs specifically designed for ceiling fans - they say "ceiling fan" on the package (Home Depot, Lowes both carry). The slightest regular vibration (like a fan rotating) causes normal incandescent elements to burn out within days or weeks.
If you wired black to black, white to white and green or bare to ground, you wired it right. Sometimes there are two blacks (hots) one for the light and one for the fan, but most of the time you hook the light wiring parallel to the fan wiring unless you install a remote switch.
Kill power at the breaker for saftey. Mount the bracket to the ceiling first. there should be a small hook on the ceiling bracket that you can hang the fan motor from while you do the wiring.
The blue wire and black wire on the fan should both be connected to the black wire in your house wiring. Attach the fan blades to the motor once it is in place.
I am listing one on EBAY today.
search for Aloha Breeze Ceiling Fan/ FAN REMOTE CONTROL It should be listed in an hour or so. Kindiskandi42 is our ID on EBAY
the manual is missing out of my ceiling fan
Installation instructions are missing from my Aloha Breeze Model 99328.
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