Ceiling Light/Fan Q
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07-22-17, 12:21 PM
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Ceiling Light/Fan Q
My wife says she wants a ceiling fan light combo put in our dining room... we currently have a switch with a dimmer, and this light. I would like to just pull off the light and put in the fan/light combo that doesnt have any chains.... but with my only having one switch, for the light and not one for the fan part, its not possible right?.....
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07-22-17, 06:13 PM
just pull off the light and put in the fan/light combo
but with my only having one switch, for the light and not one for the fan part, its not possible right?
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Ray, by box the light is fastened to, are you referring to the bracket/brace that keeps the item attached to the ceiling?
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07-23-17, 02:55 PM
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Ray is referring to the electric box IN the ceiling.
The item that connects the light to the box is a bracket or fixture bar.
You need to lower the light canopy and visually look at the box or remove the bar to give better visibility.
The item that connects the light to the box is a bracket or fixture bar.
You need to lower the light canopy and visually look at the box or remove the bar to give better visibility.
