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Ceiling Fan Bracket Won't Fit Box. First, you can get a universal bracket. Old electric box won't fit new ceiling fan mounting bracket. If the fan and bracket are mismatched in size, they just won’t fit together. To install a ceiling fan you must use a mounting bracket. The bracket attaches to the electrical box in the ceiling. My bracket doesn’t line up with the outlet box machine screws. As long as there's enough room in the box for the wiring, use the 4 fan bracket to mark two holes outside the box on the concrete. I just installed my new ceiling fan (first one that runs with a remote), and the manual shows the receiver being placed on top of the mounting bracket above the ball joint. If your mounting bracket does not fit the box, you have two options. New bracket has to have screws be at least a little more than 3 inches apart. Electric box screw hole to screw hole is 2.75 inches. Took old fan down and new fan mounting bracket is about a quarter to a half inch too wide for the box. Second, you can replace the electrical box with one that fits your bracket. If it doesn’t fit with the ceiling fan, it could mean that you have to purchase a new bracket that fits. To my dismay, the outlet box protrudes from the ceiling meaning that the fan hanging bracket won't sit flush to the ceiling.

Electric box screw hole to screw hole is 2.75 inches. As long as there's enough room in the box for the wiring, use the 4 fan bracket to mark two holes outside the box on the concrete. If the fan and bracket are mismatched in size, they just won’t fit together. New bracket has to have screws be at least a little more than 3 inches apart. I hope this blog post has helped you find the situations when a mounting. First, you can get a universal bracket. If it doesn’t fit with the ceiling fan, it could mean that you have to purchase a new bracket that fits. I just installed my new ceiling fan (first one that runs with a remote), and the manual shows the receiver being placed on top of the mounting bracket above the ball joint. To my dismay, the outlet box protrudes from the ceiling meaning that the fan hanging bracket won't sit flush to the ceiling. My bracket doesn’t line up with the outlet box machine screws.

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Ceiling Fan Bracket Won't Fit Box First, you can get a universal bracket. If it doesn’t fit with the ceiling fan, it could mean that you have to purchase a new bracket that fits. I hope this blog post has helped you find the situations when a mounting. I just installed my new ceiling fan (first one that runs with a remote), and the manual shows the receiver being placed on top of the mounting bracket above the ball joint. First, you can get a universal bracket. To install a ceiling fan you must use a mounting bracket. The bracket attaches to the electrical box in the ceiling. To my dismay, the outlet box protrudes from the ceiling meaning that the fan hanging bracket won't sit flush to the ceiling. Second, you can replace the electrical box with one that fits your bracket. My bracket doesn’t line up with the outlet box machine screws. As long as there's enough room in the box for the wiring, use the 4 fan bracket to mark two holes outside the box on the concrete. Secondly, the bracket may or may not allow. New bracket has to have screws be at least a little more than 3 inches apart. Electric box screw hole to screw hole is 2.75 inches. If the fan and bracket are mismatched in size, they just won’t fit together. If your mounting bracket does not fit the box, you have two options.