My Ceiling Fan is Making a Grinding Noise – Need Help Fixing My Kichler Shuriken!

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Asked By QuietStorm42 On

I've got a Kichler Shuriken 52-in Oil Brushed Bronze ceiling fan that's making a grinding noise. I've searched online and even checked Lowe's, but I can't find the manual anywhere. Does anyone have advice on how to troubleshoot or repair it? Any tips or resources would be greatly appreciated!

4 Answers

Answered By FixItFrank99 On

That grinding noise is definitely concerning! It doesn't sound like the usual issues with bearings or anything mechanical that might just need a simple fix. The easiest option for a lot of folks is just replacing the fan altogether. If you can find a similar model, you could use the same mounting hardware already in your ceiling. Just make sure to disconnect the power first and double-check with a tester to ensure there are no live wires before you start messing with it. Then, it’s just a matter of reconnecting everything as per the instructions on the new fan. Good luck!

Answered By CuriousGabe On

Not to be rude, but it feels like some people just forget how to use Google. Real helpful, right? Anyway, I get that manual puzzles can be a pain, but sometimes it's just about basic maintenance and knowing what to check for. Have you tried to look for repair videos or forums specifically tailored to ceiling fans? It could save you a lot of time!

Answered By RealTalkRuth On
Answered By TinkererTom On

Honestly, repairing a fan isn't as common as just buying a new one nowadays. Unless you're really keen to fix it, it might not be worth the trouble. If the grinding noise sounds like something serious, it could save you time and hassle to just replace it instead. Just be sure to disconnect the power from the junction box and check things out before you start—safety first!

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