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Afternoon.
Sadly, I am having a problem removing a Hampton Bay ceiling fan. Believe it or not, I can't determine how to take the "main" piece down from the ceiling. I've removed as many pieces as I can see, and still the motor remains attached. I do see 4 screws attached to the portion that turns, but I can't see how that will allow the entire structure to be removed. I looked online for a Hampton Bay manual with no luck. There are no screws on the outer portion of the fan that would, seemingly, connect it to the ceiling/mounting piece. Any ideas? I know this is awful but I could use any help. Thanks ... |
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