Ceiling Fans and Chandeliers In Yorkton, SK, And Surrounding Areas
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Common Repairs Needed on Ceiling Fans
Don’t endure sleepless nights in a hot and stuffy bedroom this summer when your ceiling fan malfunctions. Instead, be alert to potential issues with your fan that can signal it needs repairs. Some common issues with these units can include:
- The Fan Starts to Wobble: This can happen if the fan was installed incorrectly. Book an appointment with a professional to have it fixed.
- The Light Works but The Fan Doesn’t: This can indicate there’s an issue with the motor that an electrician will need to repair.
- Neither the Fan nor The Light Will Turn On: This can be caused by numerous issues. It’s best to have the device inspected by a professional to determine the cause.
Signs Your Ceiling Fan Needs To Be Replaced
Is your aging ceiling fan starting to show signs that it’s nearing the end of its lifespan? If you notice the following symptoms with your unit you should call an electrician to have a new ceiling fan installed:
- The fan isn’t moving at its usual speed. Instead, it’s rotating either faster or slower.
- The fan is wobbling and a technician determined it can’t be repaired.
- You hear squeaky sounds coming from the unit.
- You’ve had several issues that needed to be repaired recently.
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Buying a New Chandelier? Make Sure It’s the Right Size
Do you want to dress up a room in your house by installing a chandelier? Adding a new lighting fixture can change the look and feel of a dining room, bedroom, or another area of your home. When buying a chandelier, it’s important to select one that’s the right size for the room.
Some general rules to follow for selecting a chandelier are to add the dimensions of the room together in metres, then convert the measurement to centimetres. This total should equal the diameter of the chandelier you select.
So, when choosing a new light:
- The fixture should be 43 centimetres to 51 centimetres wide if the room is smaller than 3 metres x 3 metres.
- The chandelier can be 56 centimetres to 69 centimetres wide if the room measures around 3.6 metres by 3.6 metres.
- The fixture should be 61 centimetres to 81 centimetres wide if the room is 4.3 metres x 4.3 metres.
