Hello, My wife reported that she heard a pop from the ceiling fan in our kitchen and when she came in the lights were out. I've confirmed that one of the candelabra style lights blew and replaced it; however, the lights still do not go on. I then did the following: 1) Identified the breaker and toggled it -- still no light 2) I removed the wall control box (it is a Casablanca W-32) and tried it with another fan in the house. That fan/light works so I know it is not the wall control box that failed. 3) I measured the voltage coming into the junction box with a multimeter -- the voltage read ~107 How troubling is the voltage reading? I checked the voltage both at the other fan's junction box (that I opened up to swap the control units) and by plugging into a few nearby sockets and those voltages all read 120-125. Should I be concentrating on this low voltage as a possible cause or is there something else that may be broken in the fan assembly itself? Thanks in advance for any ideas. regards, Ed

I am moving into a townhouse i bought. It is about 20 years. So the building code at that time didn't require bathrooms to have fans. I want to put them in. So I will have to hire a roofer to open up 2 holes on the roof. I have some questions. 1) when they open up the roof, the location should be approximately closer to the bathrooms right? 2) Is it necessary to install Roof Flashing? Because the roofer told me on the phone that they are going to open up the roof, put a cover in and seal it with water proof materials. Is that how it is done normally? 3) Anything else that I should be aware of? Please advise. Thanks