Fanimation Manuals & User Guides

Fanimation, Inc. is a distinguished American manufacturer specializing in high-quality ceiling fans and ventilation products. Founded in 1984 and based in Zionsville, Indiana, the company has built a reputation for blending exceptional style with superior functionality. Their diverse product portfolio ranges from tropical-inspired classics to sleek, modern industrial designs suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.

Deeply committed to innovation, Fanimation integrates advanced technologies such as energy-efficient DC motors and the fanSync control system, which allows users to operate their fans via mobile apps and smart home assistants. The brand ensures reliability through robust warranty programs and dedicated support, making them a trusted choice for homeowners seeking comfort and aesthetic appeal.

• How do I pair my Fanimation remote control?

  To pair the remote, turn off the fan's power source, then restore power. Within 60 seconds, press and hold the 'LEARN' button on the transmitter for 1 to 8 seconds (depending on the model) until the light blinks or the fan beeps, indicating pairing is complete.

• Where can I find my Fanimation fan model number?

  The model number is typically located on the top of the fan motor housing, on the packaging carton, or inside the battery compartment of the handheld remote.

• Can I use a variable dimmer switch with my Fanimation fan?

  No, you should not use a full-range dimmer switch (rheostat) to control fan speed, as it can damage the fan motor and remote unit. Only use controls provided or approved by Fanimation.

• What is the warranty period for Fanimation fans?

  Many Fanimation fans come with a Limited Lifetime Motor Warranty for the original purchaser, covering motor defects. Other parts often have a one-year warranty. Check the specific interactions for your model on the Fanimation support page.

• Why is my fan wobbling?

  Wobbling is often caused by loose screws or unbalanced blades. Check that all blade brackets are tightened to the motor and that the mounting bracket is secure. You can also use a balancing kit to redistribute weight.