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    Apr 18, 2007, 05:11 PM
    Harbor Breeze Ceiling Fan is Grinding
    Harbor Breeze Celing Fan Item # 187541 Model # AER52BP5LKRC has been installed for less than 2 years. It suddenly started making a grinding noise. Upon exploration, I discovered the space between the light compartment and the blade compartment (the one that turns when on) is not equal. By that, I mean it appears that it is "sprung" or out of kilter. I took the blades off and the situation is the same. I couldn't figure out how to realign the blade compartment. Is this even possible? Is this a chronic problem with this model? Can this situation be fixed? Of course, I don't have the installation instructions any longer. Thank you in advance for any help.
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    Apr 18, 2007, 07:17 PM
    Check to confirm all screws that mount the lower piece are secure. SOmething may have become bent and you may need to bend it back.
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