My son has a Hunter fan in his room model 21841. It looks like a catchers mit with baseball bats pictures for blades. The fan wobbles so bad I can't turn it on past the first spin level. The cathcers mit between the blades and the light appears to be very unbalanced from a weighting perspective. Can anyone give me some ideas on how this may have been installed incorrectly or how to get it to balance and not wobble so bad it looks like it will fall down? Any help is appreciated, he loves the fan and wants to keep it.

fan wobble is not from balance but from uneven blade angle
if one blade is bent higher than the others or if one blade is twisted more than the other wobble will result
If you assembled the blades onto the fan motor
make sure that the mounting points are not hung up on the body ridge
next using a tape measure at one position measure the blade tips from the floor or ceiling and bend the other blades up or down until they are all the same distance
Hold the tape steady and turn the fan by hand
next at the same point measure the difference between the front and rear of a blade and make sure all of the others have the same measurement

I don't think you will get just one blade but if you visit lowes, sutherlands, or home Depot you will find a kit to replace all the blades which would be better since all the blades will be straight and you won't get a wobble.call hunter and see if they will send you one or sell you one and or if you have a 4 or six blade fan remove the opposite blade on the fan for free.it won't be as efficient but it will do the trick.

The main difference between baseball and softball catcher's mitts is that the softball mitts have slightly less padding. This allows the softball catcher to grasp the ball easier, because it is much bigger than a baseball.

It depends on the age, weight and height of your child. Here is a website with a great chart that should help you to decide which bat to get your son:

http://baseball.epicsports.com/baseball-bat-faq.html

Your Hunter ceiling fan is equipped with a small switch that changes the spin of the blades from clockwise to counter-clockwise. Regardless of the make or model of your ceiling fan, this switch is typically located on the center motor housing where the fan blades are attached. good-day!

Bypass the switch you just installed to rule it out as the problem.

This URL would be a good place to start looking:
http://www.become.com/ceiling-fan-blades-Hunter-fan-blades?&fltr_brand=hunterfan&updatesearch=Update%20Search&max_price=&dcid=582&scolor=-1&sws=hunter%20replacement%20blades&pcolor=-1&min_price=&updatesearch.y=0&v=list&updatesearch.x=0
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yep hardwars store easy one

hi there. yes. you can purchase the remote device at a home depot or lowes or online.

One part has to be wired into the fan and the remote part requires a battery.

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Check this web address and you will see a wiring diagram to meet your needs:

http://www.do-it-yourself-help.com/wiring_diagram_ceilingfan.html



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