Craftmade Wall Fan

When choosing the best wall fan, consider the room size and airflow capacity to match your space's needs. Look for a fan with a powerful, energy-efficient motor and multiple speed settings for optimal performance. An oscillation feature is useful for wider coverage. Prioritize quiet models for spaces like bedrooms or studies and opt for durable materials like metal or high-quality plastic. Our current selection of fans includes options like the Craftmade BW116AG3-HW and the Craftmade BW116BNK3-HW.

Hanging a wall fan on the wall is quite simple if you follow the instructions or seek help from a professional electrician. Below are the steps the electrician will take to hang the wall fan.

• The electrician will confirm with you where you would like the fan to go.
• Then, they will look for an electrical outlet to plug in the fan.
• They will also cut holes in the walls to install the screws that hold the fan in place. Once the holes are created, they will put the expansion bolts in the base and screw them in tightly.
• Once the base is flush with the wall, the electrician will fit the pole into the base and secure it. The electrician will also tighten the motor housing to the base as well.
• After attaching the main body to the wall, the electrician will line up the back of the grille to the motor and secure it in place with the screws. Then, they will loosen the blade screw and slide the blade on the grille.
• The electrician will then place the front of the grille on top of the blade and back grille.
If done correctly, this will complete the hanging of the wall fan.

Cleaning a wall fan is very important to stop the potential buildup of dust and other particles. Below are some of the steps you can take to clean your wall fan.

• Before cleaning, turn off the fan and unplug it.
• Use a cloth to gently clean each blade. Make sure to not use chemicals on the blades because it could damage the fan.
• Clean the fan grille by removing it from the wall and then clean it with a sponge or a washcloth.
• Clean the motor area as well after the grille. Do this by using a small vacuum cleaner to remove the dust. Make sure it is fully cleaned by using a cloth to remove any of the excess dirt.
• During this time, you can also clean the wall mount and the electrical components.

By having a clean wall fan, you can have better circulation from the fan without breathing in dirty particulates.