Ceiling fans are great to have in your home and can sometimes be better to use than an air conditioner during summer. But installing one may be tricky for those who have no experience working with electrical wiring. In this video series, you'll find out how to wire a ceiling fan in your home. It can be difficult to do and dangerous, so please be careful and enjoy!
How To: Wire a ceiling fan
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Use PTFE tape (Teflon tape) on threads
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Install a kitchen faucet in a granite countertop
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Install an ice maker kit
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