How to Install a Hunter Avia II LED 52" Ceiling Fan with remote on a Double Switch

Learn how to replace a 20 year old ceiling fan with a new Hunter Avia II 52 in LED ceiling fan. I go over all the tools, supplies, and details on how you can complete this project yourself!
The Tools & Supplies:
- Hunter Avia II LED 52” Ceiling Fan - www.costco.com/hunter-avia-ii...
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Chapters:
00:00 The Project
00:40 Tools & Supplies
02:04 Turn Off Power at Breaker Box
02:50 Remove Old Fan or Fixture
03:06 Test for Power
03:24 Take a Picture of Old Wiring
03:42 Remove Wire Nuts
03:48 Remove Old Fan From Bracket
03:54 Unbox New Fan
05:56 Install Batteries
06:12 Install Downrod and Pull Wires Through
07:48 Trim & Strip Wires
08:28 Mount Bracket on Ceiling
10:10 Hang Motor on Bracket
10:45 Install Remote Through Bracket
11:19 Wire the Fan
16:28 Test wiring for fan & light
17:45 Install Canopy
19:02 Install Blades
19:15 Choose Blade Color
19:42 Screw in Blades
21:23 Install Trim Ring
22:43 Plug-in Light Kit
22:54 Install Light Kit
23:33 Install Light Bulbs
24:16 Install Light Globe
24:36 Final Test
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[@dwightj.5203]

Great video and instructions

[@MCFIXIT]

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[@roger1301]

Thanks, this helped a lot!

[@MCFIXIT]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching and commeting!

[@tariksekhour3492]

Thanks .

[@MCFIXIT]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@bobwheatley1849]

Thanks for the video. It helped a lot! If I want to use remote for the light also how would I wire it?

[@markc5734]

Does this work for other models of a hunter ceiling fan?

[@MCFIXIT]

Yes, the process should be very similar. Most have the same basic remote and receiver. Double-check your instructions to ensure you are doing to correctly though! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Js-ju5ck]

Thanks for the video. I was wondering how to do the wiring with the red wire and the two switches on the wall without disabling the second switch. Now I won't have to call an electrician.

[@CrazyKatz18]

Thanks for the video! Is there a reason why the blue from the receiver is capped off? We followed your wiring for our fan but the light can’t be controlled by the remote (only the dimmer switch it’s routed to). Wondering if we can cap the blue receiver wire with the blue fan and live wire from the ceiling to fix the issue.