Make sure the fan can't turn on while you work.. Clean the fan blades.. Check and tighten all the visible screws on your fan.
Make sure the fan can't turn on while you work.
Clean the fan blades.
Check and tighten all the visible screws on your fan.
Remove the canopy where the fan attaches to the ceiling and tighten any screws.
Check the hanger ball before reattaching the canopy.
Tighten the downrod support screws.
Run the fan on high to check for any wobble.
Use a step-ladder to check each blade for warping.
Use a yardstick to measure for equal blade height.
Tighten the screws connecting the blade hanger to the motor for any low blades.
Gently bend the blade holders up or down to get them aligned.
Test the fan.
Know that unbalanced blades cause most fan wobbling issues.
Purchase a blade balancing kit, or make your own.
Hook the balancing clip on the center of a blade, using the edge angled higher.
Slide the balancing clip up and down the blade, testing each time.
Attach a balancing weight at the location of the balancing clip, in the center of the blade.
Swap the blade positions if more than one blade is out of balance or if the fan is wobbling right after installation.
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