![]() You may be able to pull off the cover with your hands, but this can cause damage and is not recommended! Step 4: Install the Ceiling Fan Brace Box If you don’t have either of these two tools, use a hammer to loosen it. In order to remove the electrical box, you will need to cut the edges with a keyhole saw or hacksaw. Finally, take out your new ceiling fan/light kit and install it as directed by the manufacturer’s instructions Step 3: Remove the Old Electrical Box Next, pull on each wire gently until it detaches from its respective screw terminal and set aside your old fixture for safekeeping (if possible). Then, remove the canopy cover to reveal the light fixture wires and disconnect them from their places inside the electrical box. ![]() If you’re having trouble getting them out, use a screwdriver with a magnetic tip. First, unscrew the mounting screws that hold it in place. The easiest way to make sure that the power is off is by turning off the circuit breaker serving that outlet or circuit-this way, you won’t have any doubt about whether or not your work will result in an accidental shock. This is common sense, but it’s always worth repeating: Do not work on electrical circuits when there is any chance of a shock or electrocution. That way, you won’t have to worry about damage to your appliance! Step 1: Turn Off Power and Shut Off Breakerīefore you start wiring your ceiling fan, make sure you shut off the power to that outlet. ![]() Instead, find a professional electrician who can do this for you. Do not attempt to do electricity tasks yourself if you are not a DIY person.
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