Скачать или смотреть 50” Casablanca Panama 5 ceiling fan (Slumber 3, Bright Brass, with a 2nd Gen K4S, 2026 Remake)

Blade configuration timestamps:
4 blades: 0:40
5 blades: 4:26

This video is about the 50" Casablanca Panama 5 Ceiling Fan in Bright Brass with the model number 12222D. Slumber 3 Panama 5 fans are pretty rare and only sold from 1986-1991. This fan was made on October 7, 1987. Was the 637th fan made on that day. It originally was installed at my aunt's house back when she bought it for the living room and was installed by my grandpa and uncle (who passed away in 2010 from a stroke). The pullchain switch had been replaced 2 times. It originally would've had a 3-speed Arkless pullchain with it's function D-A, D-B, D-C (L-1, L-2, L-3 equivalent), then the Arkless pullchain was replaced with a YouYan chain with its sequence L-1, L-2-3, L-3, and it was not the right pullchain as it was doing low, high, high, off and only made for triple-capacitor fans starting with high to low. 1 year later, my aunt was going to Las Vegas and tried to turn it off while it was hotwired and the 2nd replacement pullchain broke and stuck on high speed, so my grandpa later rewired the fan to have it turned off on the on/off switch. It was in the box for years at my grandma's house until I dug it out in January of 2019 to found out the second replacement pullchain went bad, so I took it home with me and replaced the pullchain with a Zing Ear 268S1 with an L-1, L-2, L-3 sequence by using the one from the Delta II that came with the replacement PC board after I swapped the old PC board with a new one. This fan was since then replaced with a Hampton Bay Bercello Estates II because she needed a fan with a light kit and change the speeds in 2012. This is also one of my very first Casablanca fan I ever owned. The motor is equipped with a 140x25mm Emerson K55 motor with the bottom end bell ventless. The bearings had been replaced on 7/24/2022 for this video. There's also an old video of this fan in the living room at my aunt's house from December of 2011, but the video was lost as the iPad 2 has since been broken due to the microphone, charger port, and the electronics failing.

Designed by Warren E. Dennis