Before you start removing your Hampton Bay ceiling fan, ensure the power to the fan is turned off from the
circuit breaker or by switching off the designated wall switch.

Using a screwdriver, carefully remove the screws that hold the fan blades to the motor assembly. Place the
screws in a safe location to avoid misplacing them.

Once removed, set the fan blades aside.

If your Hampton Bay ceiling fan has a light fixture, disconnect it by removing the screws or nuts that hold it
in place. Be cautious not to damage any wires during this process.

Locate the fan canopy at the top of the ceiling mount and remove it by unscrewing the screws or nuts holding it
in place. Carefully lower the canopy, ensuring no wires are tangled or damaged.

After removing the canopy, locate the wiring connecting the fan motor to the ceiling fixture. Carefully
disconnect the wires by removing the wire nuts and separating the connections.

Using a screwdriver or wrench, remove the screws or bolts that secure the mounting bracket to the ceiling.
Once removed, carefully detach the fan motor from the bracket.

After successfully removing the Hampton Bay ceiling fan, patch any holes or marks left on the ceiling with
spackling compound and allow it to dry. Finally, consider covering the electrical box with a ceiling medallion
or a decorative plate.

Tip: If you’re not confident about handling electrical wiring or following these steps, it’s
recommended to hire a professional electrician.