20 Most Recent Westinghouse Turbo Swirl 78145 Ceiling Fan - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Hi .. you may have the wrong switch for that fan. check and make sure you have a 4 step switch.

One of the biggest complaints about this fan is that there is NO manual!
Not like Westinhouse but it's true. If you are having a particular problem, perhaps one of the people on FixYa can help if you post the nature of the difficulty you are having. The most commonly asked question is: "How do you remove the globe to replace the light? It's been answered:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t3128126-globe_turns_but_not_screw_out
If that is not your particular problem, again, try posting the specific problem so we can help.

I know this does not "solve" your problem, as such, but it may keep you from thinking no one here cares. There simply is no solution since there does not exist any manual.

Hope this helps. If it does, please leave feedback! That is the only way I know if I am being of assistance or just wasting my time.

Sent the switch to a company in Texas that is a partner with Home Depot. They will examine and send a new switch.

Make life simple. Go to the big box home center in your town and get a complete set of glass shades of a style that suits your fancy.

Otherwise, check this out: http://www.lightingdirect.com/westinghouse-medieval-contemporary-modern-indoor-ceiling-fan-from-the-home-decor-collection/p343613

Be prepared to pay a hefty price as compared to what it will cost locally.

Let me know if this works for you

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I found on mine that the bulb is held in with 3 tenshion clips. You just have to pull the globe down slowly to gain access to the light bulb.

My fan has no screws. You simply twist and tug the globe (firmly but easily) and find that it is held on by three "tension clips" that hold the thing in place.

If you are nervous, have someone else get on the other side of the ladder and hold the fan steady while you twist/tug the globe with two hands.

I did it by myself but I would have liked another pair of hands holding the fan steady while I gently but firmly tugged at the globe.

I could not understand that "all the three positions are on high speed and off" ? How can be it possible that all the (three) positions give high speed and at the same time no speed (off)? Please explain.
 What I feel that the speed controller be in series with the fan. "in series" mean that the wire should come from phase or line, go to the speed controller , then go to the fan, then finally go to the neutral point. This completes the circuit.
 I will be happy to know more about this if it could not solve your problem.

Sounds like all it needs is a new switch.

copy and paste https://usermanual.wiki/Westinghouse/WestinghouseSolana48InchTwoBladeIndoorCeilingFan7216100InstructionManual654842.308119644/view

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There is no part like that in the fan kits. If you are talking about the box that is inside the ceiling with wires in it, you use the one that is already there IF IT WILL SUPPORT the weight of the fan. IF not you are going to have to get one or contact an electrician.