When a ceiling fan moves or spins in the incorrect directional orientation for the current seasonal requirements, it is almost always because the directional toggle switch or remote reverse setting is configured improperly. During hot summer weather, blades must spin counter-clockwise to drive airflow downward, whereas during cold winter months, they should spin clockwise at low speed to lift cool air upward and circulate warm air trapped near the ceiling. You can troubleshoot rotational issues easily by looking directly up at the spinning blades. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when switching the slide toggle on the motor housing corrects the spin so counter-clockwise creates a cooling breeze and clockwise gently redistributes winter warmth.
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