Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #139634 in Lighting
- Size: 42-Inch
- Color: New Bronze
- Brand: Hunter Fan Company
- Model: 22289
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .0" h x
.0" w x
.0" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- Indestructible cast iron housing
- Unique oil bath lubrication system
- Comes with 4 walnut and light cherry blades
- Indestructible cast iron housing
- Unique oil bath lubrication system
- Comes with 4 walnut and light cherry blades
Product Description
Compact But Never Compromised, this is the Classic Original Revised for Smaller Spaces. A Motor Built to Precise Standards and a Unique Oil Bath Lubrication System MeanYour Small Rooms Will be as Cool and Quiet as Your Big Rooms Thanks to Hunter's 42" Original. Hunter Prestige 42" Classic Original 2 42" Blade Span 105 degrees Blade Pitch 172 X 15 mm Motor Indestructible Cast Iron Housing Unique Oil Bath Lubrication System Energy Information Airflow: 2570 cfm Electricity Use: 62W Airflow Efficiency: 41 cfm/W New Bronze 42" Classic Original Indoor CFM: 2570 RPM: 187 Watts: 62 Amps: 0.52 - 4 Blades Light Cherry/Walnut 42 Inches 10.5 Degree Pitch Fan Clearance: 14 Blade Clearance: 12 Mounting Height: 3.3 Mounting Width: 5.5 Motor Width: 10 Motor mm: 172 X 15 Light Fixture Not Included
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Rich's Property Services Freda
I purchased this fan to replace one of the same model that I couldn't get to balance. The old one was too wobbly. Amazon handled the purchase and shipment perfectly. Ordering was easy, and delivery was fast. The fan is easy to install. The canopy is in two parts which makes for easy wiring because you don't have to slip it on the down rod prior to wiring like other brands. There were ample weights provided for balancing and clear instructions. This fan has to be oiled before operation and Hunter includes a pouch of oil to use that is the exact amount and type. One issue I had about installing the oil was this fan had the filler hole in a different location than was in the instructions and not clearly marked. This one had a screw cap on the upper gear housing instead of a labeled hole on top of the motor like the one I was replacing. I called Hunter customer service to make sure I was adding the oil in the right place and the tech support basically told me the same thing that was in the instructions, however later models had the filler hole on the gear housing but not under a screw cap. Common sense pointed to the screw cap, so I went with my instincts, having installed numerous fans over the years, and added it under the screw cap. It was the right place. I was able to balance the blades in about a half hour, according to their instructions, and besides a slight wobble at start up, the fan runs very smooth and quiet at all speeds and high speed really moves. The low speed seems as fast as other brands high setting. This is a quality fan and should last a long time. The one I replaced lasted 8 years and I'm not sure why it went out of balance. I probably could have balanced it if I spent a lot of time and had enough weights.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Captain Cole
I installed the fan this morning. It took about 3-4 hrs.The hardest thing was installing a cross member in the attic to hold the weight of the fan. My main concern was digging through the fiber glass battens and trying to avoid putting my foot through the ceiling. Once the cross member and electrical junction box were in place, I found out that the lag screws that came with the fan were too short. Luckily, one of the box stores had some 5 inch lag bolts that worked fine. Putting the oil into the fan is tricky business. I should have put it in and then hung the motor. The fan is very quiet and in balance. My only complaint is that there is little difference in the fan speeds unlike the larger models of Hunter Classics that I own. I suppose that I'll have to buy a fan switch. By the way, the motor does have a reverse switch. I wonder why it was not mention in the description. JMC
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Ben
I have thirteen ceiling fans in my house, nine of them are original classic fans. I love the simplicity of the design and the mass that gives the fan a great deal of stability. In the 40 years I have owned Hunter classic fans only once did I have to repair one. The rapairs were made under warrenty, no questions asked. These fans will be going into a remodeled laundry room; looking forward to many years of dependable service.
Hunter Fan 22289 42-Inch Classic Original Ceiling Fan, New Bronze
In Stock! Check Price Now !.0" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- Indestructible cast iron housing
- Unique oil bath lubrication system
- Comes with 4 walnut and light cherry blades
- Indestructible cast iron housing
- Unique oil bath lubrication system
- Comes with 4 walnut and light cherry blades
Product Description
Compact But Never Compromised, this is the Classic Original Revised for Smaller Spaces. A Motor Built to Precise Standards and a Unique Oil Bath Lubrication System MeanYour Small Rooms Will be as Cool and Quiet as Your Big Rooms Thanks to Hunter's 42" Original. Hunter Prestige 42" Classic Original 2 42" Blade Span 105 degrees Blade Pitch 172 X 15 mm Motor Indestructible Cast Iron Housing Unique Oil Bath Lubrication System Energy Information Airflow: 2570 cfm Electricity Use: 62W Airflow Efficiency: 41 cfm/W New Bronze 42" Classic Original Indoor CFM: 2570 RPM: 187 Watts: 62 Amps: 0.52 - 4 Blades Light Cherry/Walnut 42 Inches 10.5 Degree Pitch Fan Clearance: 14 Blade Clearance: 12 Mounting Height: 3.3 Mounting Width: 5.5 Motor Width: 10 Motor mm: 172 X 15 Light Fixture Not Included
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Rich's Property Services Freda
I purchased this fan to replace one of the same model that I couldn't get to balance. The old one was too wobbly. Amazon handled the purchase and shipment perfectly. Ordering was easy, and delivery was fast. The fan is easy to install. The canopy is in two parts which makes for easy wiring because you don't have to slip it on the down rod prior to wiring like other brands. There were ample weights provided for balancing and clear instructions. This fan has to be oiled before operation and Hunter includes a pouch of oil to use that is the exact amount and type. One issue I had about installing the oil was this fan had the filler hole in a different location than was in the instructions and not clearly marked. This one had a screw cap on the upper gear housing instead of a labeled hole on top of the motor like the one I was replacing. I called Hunter customer service to make sure I was adding the oil in the right place and the tech support basically told me the same thing that was in the instructions, however later models had the filler hole on the gear housing but not under a screw cap. Common sense pointed to the screw cap, so I went with my instincts, having installed numerous fans over the years, and added it under the screw cap. It was the right place. I was able to balance the blades in about a half hour, according to their instructions, and besides a slight wobble at start up, the fan runs very smooth and quiet at all speeds and high speed really moves. The low speed seems as fast as other brands high setting. This is a quality fan and should last a long time. The one I replaced lasted 8 years and I'm not sure why it went out of balance. I probably could have balanced it if I spent a lot of time and had enough weights.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Captain Cole
I installed the fan this morning. It took about 3-4 hrs.The hardest thing was installing a cross member in the attic to hold the weight of the fan. My main concern was digging through the fiber glass battens and trying to avoid putting my foot through the ceiling. Once the cross member and electrical junction box were in place, I found out that the lag screws that came with the fan were too short. Luckily, one of the box stores had some 5 inch lag bolts that worked fine. Putting the oil into the fan is tricky business. I should have put it in and then hung the motor. The fan is very quiet and in balance. My only complaint is that there is little difference in the fan speeds unlike the larger models of Hunter Classics that I own. I suppose that I'll have to buy a fan switch. By the way, the motor does have a reverse switch. I wonder why it was not mention in the description. JMC
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Ben
I have thirteen ceiling fans in my house, nine of them are original classic fans. I love the simplicity of the design and the mass that gives the fan a great deal of stability. In the 40 years I have owned Hunter classic fans only once did I have to repair one. The rapairs were made under warrenty, no questions asked. These fans will be going into a remodeled laundry room; looking forward to many years of dependable service.
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