Hampton Bay Ceiling Fans – Choice of Millions
If you ever shopped at Home Depot, then you must have come across a Hampton Bay ceiling fans. But, if you have not yet visited a Home Depot, you’re in cordially invited to have a view at these fantastic fans! These ceiling fans are an fantastic, cost effective solution for the those who’re aspire to give a stylish look to their abodes as well as an effective air circulation system. Besides, you will also come to know about a lot of more information as a benefit. You’ll know how so many people adopt this particular brand name to glorify their houses.
The Story Behind Hampton Bay
Harbor Bay is a famous in-store brand name of products that are exclusively manufactured to sell in Home Depot. Hampton Bay ceiling fans have very distinguished and reputable pedigree to learn about. These fans are the invention of some very well known fan design groups that involves King of fans and the Minka group. For years, these fans are extensively in demand and supply is keeping up relatively. There are many families who are devoted to Hampton Bay ceiling fan, for ages.
Features
It is well known fact that Hampton Bay ceiling fans are available in a galore of different designs, colors and styles. They make a perfect decorative combination and a mix with furniture and fixture of any room, office or place. They exhibit a subtle but definite hint towards the room’s style. These fans are also liked by convenience of their Quick-to-Connect installation system. While installing an ordinary ceiling fan is a hours long maneuvering, installation of Hampton Bay ceiling fan is scaled down to a few minutes with just a bare few screws being inserted. Hampton is the first ceiling fan manufacturer who invented and introduced Gossamer wings, a blade design that is meant to maximize the amount of air found. Many of Hampton Bay ceiling fans, if not all, are marked with an Energy Star certification, stating them to be energy convergent, more efficient with less costly settings.
A Hampton Bay Northpoint III comes with a beautiful brass finish, linen gas lights and a lifetime warranty. The Hampton Fans range starts below 70$, the designs, colors and style are hard to resist the temptation of taking one home. Just envisage the convenience and comfort a ceiling fan can add to your life in a hot, scorching day and make sure that your Harbor Bay product meets it.
Warranty
One of the most certain things about the Hampton Bay ceiling fan is that they essentially come with a life-time warranty. You’ll find that repair or replacement easy with almost negligible cost. You can do it yourself with so many plug-n-play typo replacement parts available in the market. There are definitely some troubleshooting guides available online. Besides, if you also share the same view as many others, who feel that with as good as the warranty for these devices, you may get a better return out of sending the machine to the manufacturers.
We need to contact customer service to remove a fan which is not operating properly. We need to know how to remove it without damaging the ceiling. We cannot locate the original instructions.
Thank you.
I need to remove a hampton bay fan for replacment. I can’t get it down! What do I do.
When my Harbor Bay ceiling fan was installed about 2 months ago, the electrician took all the manuals and instructions on how to balance the blades. I have a vibration when the fan is on high or medium that is worrysome. Can you tell me how to balance the blades so the vibration goes away?
I purchase a Windward II 54″ ceilingfan, on 09/07/09 on Home Depot
last week the light didn’t turn on , I purchase a new one but still havce the problem. I verified an the 120v and is ok, Ithink it’s the small transformer that connected to the light. I try to contact gpwarranty.com but they never answer the phone and after a minute the automatic system hangup. Ijust want to solve the problem because this ceiling was kind of expencive.
Thanks Francisco Soto
I purchase a Windward II 54\” ceilingfan, on 09/07/09 on Home Depot
last week the light didn\’t turn on , I purchase a new one but still havce the problem. I verified an the 120v and is ok, Ithink it\’s the small transformer that connected to the light. I try to contact gpwarranty.com but they never answer the phone and after a minute the automatic system hangup. Ijust want to solve the problem because this ceiling was kind of expencive.
Thanks Francisco Soto
I have Hampton Bay fans throughtout my home. Howerev, the one in my guest bedroom, now my bedroom, is the one with the newest remote. Just before I left home to take care of my daughter after her surgery when I turned on the remote it went ‘pouf.’ The remote hasn’t worked again.
The remote is a Hampton Bay remote for fan and lights. It has: fan auto, fan timer, and a temp./set for the fan. It also has a light dimmer, tight timer, and a light delay.
Is there any warranty on t his product? I have only had it a few years, I think.
Thanks,
alice kraft
I have a Hampton Bay 52″ ceiling fan model 523905 (REDINGTON IV). After replacing a blown bulb the wires supplying that bulb crossed and burned out the light control portion of the remote receiver. I have since repaired the light socket short but the light control portion of the remote control receiver does not function (the fan control does work). I would like to replace the entire receiver with a new one. How do I go about ordering a new remote receiver for this ceiling fan?
need parts for my ceiling fan . where do i go??
need light fixture cover.
I bought two hampton bay ceiling fans at Home depot and i need to replace the ballast on both.Home depot does not carry this particular ballast and I can’t find it at any supplier here in Puerto Rico.Please help me with this matter.
ballast reference.model EC2T-36 HPF,120v 60hz .325A NO 1 CIRCLELINE 30W
E163544 FCC ID:NIR-12508 “TYPE 1 OUTDOOR”,”CLASS P”
Hi,I bought two Hampton Bay ceiling fans at Home Depot and I need to replace the electronic flourecent ballast on both of them.Home Depot dont carry this particular ballast and I cant get it here in Puerto Rico, on any of the local suppliers.Please help me with this matter.
MODEL EC2T-36 HPF,120V 60Hz 36W .325A NO.1 CIRCLELINE 30W
E163544 FCC ID:NIR-12508 “TYPE 1 OUTDOOR” “CLASS P”
i need an original replacement remote control for my hampton bay fan and light. where can i buy this?
My sons both LOVE your fans and won’t change brands for anything. We have 3 and are about to install 3 more. But one is 10+ years old and doesn’t work like it used too. If I describe the fan, can you help me get another just like it (or really similar) or a kit to fix it?
5 paddles: red, orange, yellow, green, and blue
4 lights that hold the bulbs: red, yellow, green, and blue
size: 48″
a die hard fan,
Donna Stilwel(619) 465-3833
sprindonna@cox.com
Hi, I need to replace my remote for my Hampton Bay fan, where can I purchase a new one?
We have a 6 year old Hampton Bay ceiling fan – hangs from a 20′ ceiling. Our handheld remote is operational, but will not operate the fan. Is there a replacement receiver & new remote available (including reverse) that can be installed in the existing fan?
We are unable to get on a ladder to see the receiver.
My remote control fan does not work. It ran for years. We turned it off to go on vacation. When we returned it did not work by remote or chain . I need some help and where to get parts. Thanks Lee
I have a neighbor that has a Hampton Bay ceiling fan. They are unable to find a blade direction reversing switch. The unit is controlled by a Hampton Bay wall switch that controls the full dome light and 3 fan speeds. The blade bracket is cone shaped and extends up to the bottom of the stem. the entire top of the unit spins. I see no place where a switch would be located on the unit. I assume it is not inside the light housing. Please advise. Thanks.
NEED GASKETS: I have 5 Hampton Bay fans. Please send me replacement gaskets for the lamps. I need 8. They are from 1997. I don’t have model #s but the gasket is 2in across and 1/4inch width and is is a white opaque material. Thank you so much.
I need the bracket that holds the fan stem to the ceiling electrical box. I recently obtained an older Model HL52GV-A-3L44 Fan. I am a builder and the box had been left in storage until I got it out today to hang. It is missing that bracket.
Once again, it is the bracket that attaches to the electrical ceiling box. The short pipe and ball end rest on the bracket. The cover than covers the bracket hanging from the ceiling.
Any help will be appreciated.
Jon Hardwick
I am trying to disconnect the ceiling fan from the ceiling in order to reconnect the wires. I am able to slide the canopy to dislodge one screw but the other screw will dislodge. Can you please help.
My fan is making a grinding noise. Is there a way to lubricate the fan? If so, how do you do it?
Noel
We have a Hampton Bay fan (Harbor Breeze.) We need a new remote (2 down). How can we get one?
Steve Robertson