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#1. Are
ceiling fans from the 1970s and 80s era some sort of valuable collectibles
or something?
Nope. As far as I know, there's
zero "collector" value in 1970s and 80s ceiling fans, and hardly anybody
else in the world is at all interested in them, (You are welcome to surprise
me, however). Even at prices around five and ten dollars, used ceiling fans
from the 1970s and 80s era tend to languish unwanted at reused centers, flea
markets, thrift stores, garage sales and even dumpsters and trash piles
across the nation. However, there is collector value in pre 1950s ceiling
fans. Ceiling fans between the late 1800s to the mid 1900s can be worth
allot, but that's not what this website is based upon, this site is based
upon 1970s and 1980s ceiling fans.
#2. I have a problem with my ceiling fan,
Can you help me fix it?
I
don't have a lot of time to help people fix their ceiling fans. That's why
there is a topic in the forums called "Technical Problems" There are fan
collectors that visit the forums quite often that will be glad to help you out. This topic is
open to everyone and don't need an account to post.
#3. I need a part and don't know where to
get it.
Home Depot, Lowes, Dans Fan City, or any place that specializes in ceiling
fans, carries parts for ceiling fans such as, Replacement blades, Blade
brackets, Light kits, Pull chain switches, Wall speed controls, and Oil.
Note, there are a lot of ceiling fans that you can't get parts for anymore, that's why, in the forums there is a topic called "Looking For a Replacement
Part" Maybe a collector has a part to spare. This topic is open to everyone
and don't need an account to post.
#4 How do I post on the forums without a
account?
Guest
can post under the topics, Technical Problems, Looking For A Replacement Part,
and Buy Sell And Trade without a account. Those topics are open for people who just
visit this site, that need help to fix a ceiling fan and/or need a replacement
part. Under those topics, click on New Thread, type your name (Doesn't have to
be your full name), type the subject, and fill in the Security Check letters and
numbers that you see above the Security Check box, type your message and than
click on Post Message. It's as simple as that.
#5. Do I Sell Parts For Ceiling Fans?
No....
I get e-mails all the time in reference about parts and ceiling fans,
questioning if I have them in
stock to order. I do not have any inventory or stock. This is a collector site,
not an online store. On an occasion I do buy, sell, or trades with collectors.
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