Hunter 70" Remote Control Ceiling Fan Grand Vista, Cocoa Model # 23803 | 
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| Brand: Hunter
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $219.99
Buy New: $149.99
You Save: $70.00 (32%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 192615
MPN: 23803
Model: 23803
UPC: 049694238030
EAN: 0049694238030
ASIN: B001DZIJHM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | "Cocoa" Fan Finish w/ Revesible Blades: " Distressed Walnut" or "Distressed Black Walnut." | | • | Integrated 120W Candelabra Bowl Light Kit with White Scavo Glass (2 X 60w), Includes matching cap/cover so that fan can be installed with or without light | | • | WobbleFree Canopy, 3 Ways to Install (flush, standard, or angled) | | • | Whisper Quiet WhisperWind Motor, 3 Fan Speeds, Reversible for Winter Use, Remote Control | | • | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
One of Hunter's largest fan! The perfect fan for any large room. A classic design updated with the latest features. This is one of Hunter's top-of-the-line and best selling fans. This fan comes with many great features including a remote control (a $40 value.) Hunter SwitchBlades feature a different finish on each side of the blade, for the ultimate in decorating flexibility. All Hunter "plywood core" blades are precision balanced and matched in sets to help prevent fan wobble.
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| Customer Reviews:
Have fair warning about this fan August 25, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I did not pay any attention to the other guys review about the difficulty of installing this fan--- read his review. He did not overstate the case. This is a Hunter flop. A customer asked me to install 3 of these fans in their great room. Cathedral ceilings and I am 15' in the air on a ladder. We had two guys on ladders who could not complete the install!! We persuaded the home owner to take these back and they bought Hampton Bay fans that have a normal and easy install. What was Hunter thinking on this one? Be warned.
Looks good, TERRIBLE install August 11, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is the hardest fan I have ever installed. Most ceiling fans come with a metal frame from which the pivot piece of the fan hangs from. You simply put the fan together, haul it up the ladder and set it in the frame, then connect the wires and connect the bezel to cover the mount, while the frame holds the weight of the fan. 15 minutes tops.
Not this one. First you mount a base plate to the ceiling, which includes a hook. Then assemble the fan, just the pole, bezel and pivot piece(without blades). Next you haul it up the ladder and hang the bezel on the hook. The fan hangs on the bezel (no internal frame). Next you snap the wireless interace into place and connect the wires. Here's the hard part: You have to stand at the top of the ladder, unhook the fan (30lbs) get both hands on the bezel and push it up to the base plate placing 3 tabs into three slots in the bezel and turn it to the right. If any of the wire nuts get in the way, or the wireless piece moves out of position, the fan will not mount to the base plate not matter how much wrestling you do.
Problems:
1. Getting the fan off the hook can shift your weight at the top of the ladder, BE CAREFUL.
2. When the fan is on the hook, the bezel interferes with the wireless piece, so when you take the fan off the hook it will often dislodge it. You must put this back before the fan will mount on the base plate, with 1 hand while the other holds the fan.
3. This is a big fan made for big rooms. You'll have the full weight of the fan motor in your hands as you wrestle with it trying to get those 3 tabs into place at the very top of the ceiling. Use a GOOD ladder.
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