Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

Input:
Question: Does the light have dimmer capabilities?
Document: The fan arrived on time and was just as described. When I called the number about the missing light bulb, it was shipped promptly.
The fan looks and works great but I wish there was more light coming from the bulb.Easy installation and instructions to follow.
this fan has nice light, good air flow, quiet. everything one should expect for a fan that cost quite a lot.
I previously had an old chandelier for the lighting in my office, which gave me bright light all around the room. This light has more of a "shine down" way of illuminating the room.
I have used this in my bedroom as part of my contemporary design style. The remote was an added bonus. From ceiling to light is a bit taller than I liked, but the 3 blade style makes up for it.
I thought that a three-blade fan wouldn't have enough power to keep me cool on the back porch, but it does! It is a lot more powerful than any other outdoor fan I've had. I really like the remote-control feature with the five levels of power and the light on/off switch. I'd buy it again.
I have two issues with this fan.First, with 6 settings I would have liked the lowest setting to have been less strong. Sometimes I just want some air movement, and even on low there is a little too much wind a lot of the time.Second, the dimming light was a deciding factor for me.
An extensive search revealed that all fans had to be completely powered off (either via an installed switch or removing the hardwire) and then the fan for which the receiving frequency has to be altered has to be powered on, along with pressing the OFF button on the remote. The light blinks twice and the frequency is altered. It took me an hour of frustrated effort to get this working before coming across this solution.
The manual says to hold down on the light button to effect change, but resulted in turning the light rapidly on and off and eventually set the light to minimum brightness. Pressing and holding produced no further change other than to turn the light on and off. Eventually I found that pressing and holding to the point that the light turns off and on and then momentarliy pressing the light button again changed the intensity.Not intuitive (or documented)
I had a hard time deciding between the Minka Aire Concept II and this fan... so I got one of each. In my opinion, on aesthetics alone the Emerson wins hands down. The Minka looks squat compared to the sleek Emerson. Both were able to be double wired (one switch for the light and one for the fan), however, if you do this you cannot dim the light (I didn't care).
Answer: yes