White 48-inch Hunter Low Profile Ceiling Fan with LED Light and Pull Chain Control Review

I like it but I don't like it and here's why. The low-profile cover is really bulky, and while I thought I had a properly sized fan for the BR, it feels a bit too big for the space. Bottom rods, even short ones, always give the fan a more classic look. Despite being limited to an 8ft ceiling, I still wish the electrician hadn't installed it with a drop rod. Also, the lamp is not that attractive. It feels institutional and I'll probably replace it with something smaller and more interesting. I…

Uses 2 special low profile 2 pin CFLs, both were defective upon delivery. Because of this I didn't want to send everything back so I had to go to a small store to get a replacement (regular and big stores don't sell it). I think they're around $7-8 apiece. Not happy that he uses hard-to-find special lights. An electrician installed it for me, but I removed the cover and replaced the bulbs myself. It is not easy to install the glass light. No matter what I did, it was not possible to reach the…

Update: See original problem description below. When they called Hunter, they said it was "normal" to smell burning oil and that they had to run the fan on full blast for 24 hours to burn off the "non-toxic" grease. They also claimed that after 24 hours the smell and engine heat would be gone. I'm sorry but I don't get it, it's not lube that makes things hot and why would I burn chemicals in a baby's room? It's just crazy. These 3 are coming back and I will never buy a Hunter product again…