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Ceiling fan repair
Hello everyone, I am a first time vistor to this site, an hope my visit here will be insightful. I have a ceiling fan that came attach from the mounted box. It seems to me that the screw that keeps the box mounted to the bracket work it's self free. I tried to place the screw back into it's original place without any luck. I can't seem to get to the screw which has fallen inside the box. I have spent the past two hours trying to reach this screw, is their anyway I can reach it without breaking, or bending the box...
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