Dear English Jonny,
I installed another ceiling fan
today. This one is bigger, very nice looking, and is in the master
bedroom. When you flip on the switch on the wall for the light, which
is part of the fan, the light does not come on. When you flip the
switch that is for the fan, it does not move. But the fan really does
look nice up there, on the ceiling…as still as a rock.
(Also: the fan remains still, and the house does not spin around it. So, there's a problem with the fan or with my wiring.)
(And
also: I took down a perfectly functioning fan with light before I put
up the non-functional one in its place. I had to disassemble the
working fan to get it down. So now I have a fully intact immovable fan
on my ceiling, and on the floor I have the 37 parts of what was formerly
a functioning fan.)
My day has been not entirely unlike a trip to Rhode Island.
TJ
A wise man once said, "If it ain't broke, you're not trying." Replacing a functioning unit with one that doesn't work at all is quite an achievement. You should be proud, but I think that with a little more effort you could have broken down the working fan into another dozen or so parts. Extra credit if some of those parts are in pieces. (I also enjoy stories involving screwdrivers and household electrical current)
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