Looking for a Hampton Bay ceiling fan manual? ImIntoDecor provides a collection of Hampton Bay ceiling fan model guides to help you identify your fan and find the information you need.
For each model listed below, you’ll find a link to an individual guide where available. These guides may include model information, specifications, photographs, installation information, remote-control details, troubleshooting advice and links to the appropriate owner’s manual.
If you’re trying to find a manual for an older Hampton Bay ceiling fan, identifying the exact model is important. Hampton Bay has produced many fans with similar designs, and different models can use different installation instructions, remotes and replacement parts.
How to identify your Hampton Bay ceiling fan
If you don’t know the model of your fan, don’t rely on its appearance alone. Several Hampton Bay ceiling fans look very similar, even though they may have different model numbers and manuals.
Check your fan for identifying information in these locations:
Motor housing — look for a label containing the model number or other identifying information.
Ceiling canopy — some identifying labels are located around the canopy where the fan attaches to the ceiling.
Original packaging — if you still have the box, check the labels and product information.
Installation manual — an older copy of the manual may contain the model number.
Remote control or receiver — some models have identifying information associated with the remote or receiver.
It can also help to note the blade span, number of blades, finish, light kit and whether the fan is indoor or outdoor rated. These details can help distinguish between similar models.
If you have a model number, enter it into the list below or use your browser’s Find function (Command + F on a Mac or Ctrl + F on Windows) to search this page.
What you’ll find in our Hampton Bay fan guides
The information available varies by model, but our individual Hampton Bay ceiling fan pages can include:
Model identification information
Fan size and blade information
Available finishes and design details
Photographs
Installation information
Remote-control information
Troubleshooting suggestions
Replacement-part information
Links to the appropriate owner’s or installation manual
Related Hampton Bay ceiling fan information
We have collected these resources to make it easier to find information about Hampton Bay fans that may no longer be easy to locate, particularly older models.
Hampton Bay ceiling fan manuals and model guides
The models below are arranged as individual guides. Select the model that most closely matches your fan to find more information and, where available, the relevant manual.
Important information about our manuals
ImIntoDecor is an independent website and is not affiliated with Hampton Bay, The Home Depot, Harbor Breeze, Hunter or any other manufacturer mentioned on this website.
Where possible, we direct visitors to manuals hosted by the manufacturer or another established source rather than presenting the manufacturer’s documents as our own. Older manuals and manufacturer links can sometimes be moved or removed, so please let us know if you find a broken manual link or believe we’ve listed the wrong manual for a particular model.
If you can’t find your specific Hampton Bay model, leave a comment at the bottom of this page with the model number or whatever identifying information you have. We’ll try to help you locate the appropriate manual.
Edisto 844 854 Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Edisto is a 5-blade ceiling fan that comes with a light kit and pull-chain controls. If you have an Edisto fan and are looking for the manual, make sure you check the model information first as there can be more than one version of a similar-looking fan.
Farmington Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Farmington is a 52-inch ceiling fan that was available in different styles. If you have a Farmington and need the installation or owner’s manual, the page below has more information about the fan as well as the manual.
Ansley Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Ansley is a 52-inch fan with a white finish and reversible blades. The blades can be turned over to give a different finish, and the fan also has a light kit. If you have an Ansley ceiling fan and need the owner’s manual, you can find more information on the page below.
Altura Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Altura is one of the larger ceiling fans in this list, with a 68-inch blade span. The larger blades make this type of fan particularly suited to larger rooms and areas where you need to move a good amount of air.
If you have an Altura 68-inch fan, check the information on the page below before downloading the manual to make sure you have the correct model.
Carriage House Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Carriage House has been around for quite a while and there are different versions of the fan, including Carriage House I and II. It has reversible blades and a light kit, and the fan uses a capacitor for controlling the different speeds.
If you have a Carriage House fan, I recommend checking the pictures and information on the page below to make sure you have the right version before using the manual. Hampton Bay Carriage House 52-inch Ceiling Fan Manual
Wentworth Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Wentworth is a 52-inch ceiling fan with a brushed nickel finish and a Tri-Mount installation system. This allows the fan to be installed in different situations, including standard and sloped ceilings.
I’ve included more information about the Wentworth on the page below, including installation and manual information.
Vasner Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Vasner is a 52-inch ceiling fan with a stepped housing design, remote control and light kit. It has three speeds and a reverse function, making it useful in both summer and winter.
If you have a Vasner ceiling fan and need the manual or more information about the fan, take a look at the page below.
Tuxford Fan Manual: The Hampton Bay Tuxford is a more modern fan and is designed to work with smart-home systems. One of the things that makes this fan different from some of the older Hampton Bay models is the ability to connect it with systems such as Google or Amazon smart-home devices using the appropriate setup.
If you have a Tuxford and are looking for the manual, or want to find out more about how the fan works, see the page below.
Trenton 52in Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Trenton is a 52-inch ceiling fan with a brushed nickel finish and five reversible blades. The blades have black and cherry finish options, giving you the choice of which side you want to use.
The fan has a 4.5-inch downrod and an assembled height of approximately 14.5 inches. If you have a Trenton ceiling fan and need the manual, you can find the model information and manual on the page below. Hampton Bay Trenton 52-inch Ceiling Fan Manual
Torrington Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Torrington is a 52-inch ceiling fan with a bead-board style housing and cottage-style wood blades. It has a fairly distinctive appearance, so the pictures on the individual page can be useful if you are trying to work out whether this is the model you have.
If you have a Torrington fan and are looking for the owner’s or installation manual, you’ll find more information here.
Tipton Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Tipton is a stylish ceiling fan with reversible maple and walnut blades. The fan speed and candelabra light can be controlled using the included remote. If you have a Tipton ceiling fan and are looking for the manual or more information about the fan, the page below should help.
Tahiti Breeze 52in Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Tahiti Breeze is an indoor/outdoor ceiling fan with a tropical-looking design and bamboo-style blades. It has a dark mahogany finish and is quite distinctive compared with many of the other Hampton Bay fans.
If you have a Tahiti Breeze and need the manual or want to find out more about this fan, you can find the information on the page below.
Sussex Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Sussex II has a fairly simple contemporary design with five reversible black and silver blades. If you’re trying to identify an older Hampton Bay fan, the Sussex is worth checking against the pictures on the individual page before choosing the manual.
St Regis Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay St. Regis has a much more traditional appearance than many of the other fans on this list. It has an antique bronze finish, a decorative design and a Spanish alabaster glass dome. The 60-inch blades also make this a larger fan.
If you have a St. Regis and are looking for the manual, the page below has more information about the fan.
Spoleto II Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Spoleto II is a modern-looking ceiling fan with four reversible blades in a black and silver finish. If you are trying to identify your fan, the pictures and information on the individual page can help you compare it with the fan you have.
Huntington III Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Huntington III has five reversible black and cherry blades and a design that works well in bedrooms and living areas. It is also known for its relatively quiet operation.
If you have a Huntington III and need the owner’s or installation manual, see the individual guide below.
AC552 Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay AC552 is one of the older models in this collection. If you have an AC552 and are trying to find the correct manual, the individual page below contains more information about this particular model.
Older fans can sometimes be difficult to identify, so I recommend comparing the information on the page with your fan before using the manual.
Covington Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Covington has five rosewood blades and a handheld remote control. It has a fairly traditional design and is another one of the Hampton Bay models that people may be looking for information about years after the fan was originally sold.
If you have a Covington ceiling fan and need the manual, you can find the model information and manual on the page below.
Vercelli Ceiling Fan:The Hampton Bay Vercelli has a distinctive caged housing with a brushed nickel finish and an etched opal glass shade. It can be installed on both standard and sloped ceilings.
If you’re not sure whether your fan is a Vercelli, the pictures and information on the individual page should help you compare it with your fan. Hampton Bay Vercelli Ceiling Fan Manual
Caffe Patina Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Caffe Patina has a more traditional design and is intended for larger rooms. It includes a remote control and light kit, and the fan was designed for quiet operation.
Windward II Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Windward II is a larger ceiling fan designed to move a good amount of air. It has a 29-degree blade pitch and was available in different colours and finishes. The fan also uses a thermostatic remote control.
If you have a Windward II and are looking for the manual or more information about the fan, take a look at the page below.
Windward IV Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Windward IV has five tapered blades and a fairly distinctive design. If you’re trying to identify a Windward IV or looking for the correct manual, the information and pictures on the individual page should help you check that you have the right model.
Altura 56in Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Altura was available in several finishes, including Brushed Nickel, Gilded Espresso and Oil Rubbed Bronze. It has five carved wood blades and can also be fitted with an optional light kit.
If you have the 56-inch Altura and need the manual, check the individual page below for more information about this model.
Campbell Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Campbell is a 52-inch ceiling fan that was available in Mediterranean Bronze and Brushed Nickel finishes. It uses Accu-Arm technology to make installation easier and is designed for stable, wobble-free operation.
If you have a Campbell ceiling fan and are looking for the manual, you can find more information about the fan on the page below.
Whitlock Ceiling Fan Manual: The Hampton Bay Whitlock is a smaller-style ceiling fan that is suited to rooms where you don’t need a particularly large fan. If you have a Whitlock and are trying to find the correct manual, the individual page below has more information about this model.
Victoria 70 in. Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Victoria is one of the larger fans in this collection, with a 70-inch blade span. It has six adjustable speeds and a French Beige colour.
If you have a large Hampton Bay fan and think it might be a Victoria, the 70-inch size and information on the page below should help you identify it.
Redington IV Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Redington IV has five blades and a four-light setup. The fan uses pull-chain controls for the speed and reverse functions.
If you have a Redington IV and are looking for the installation or owner’s manual, the page below has more information about this particular model.
Landmark Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Landmark has a more traditional design and is another older Hampton Bay model that can be difficult to find information about.
If you have a Landmark ceiling fan and are looking for the manual, I’ve put together a page with information about the fan, including the manual and other useful information.
Brookedale 60 inch Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Brookedale is a large 60-inch ceiling fan. There is also a Brookedale II, so if you have one of these fans it is worth checking the information and pictures carefully to make sure you have the right model.
I’ve included information about the Brookedale and the differences between the models on the page below, along with the manual.
Hawkins 44 inch Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Hawkins is a smaller 44-inch ceiling fan and was available in different versions and finishes. If you have a Hawkins fan, check the pictures and information on the individual page because there are a few similar versions of this model.
Marta 52 inch Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Marta is a 52-inch ceiling fan available in finishes including Brushed Nickel and Collins Bronze. The fan is also compatible with Bond and smart-home systems.
If you have a Marta ceiling fan and are looking for the manual or information about setting up the fan, see the individual page below.
Hayward 52 in Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Hayward is an indoor ceiling fan designed for rooms with lower ceilings. It was available in different versions, so it’s worth comparing your fan with the information and pictures on the page before choosing the manual.
Alida Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Alida has four reversible maple-coloured blades and an integrated bowl-style light kit with amber-coloured glass. It has a fairly distinctive appearance, which can make it easier to identify.
If you have an Alida ceiling fan and need the manual, you can find more information about this model on the page below.
Hampton Bay Alida 52-inch Oil Rubbed Bronze Ceiling Fan: This is another version of the Hampton Bay Alida 52-inch ceiling fan, this time with an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.
If you have this version of the Alida and are looking for the manual, the link below will take you to the information for this model.
Pendleton Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Pendleton is a 52-inch ceiling fan with an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish and five walnut blades. There are also similarities between the Hampton Bay Pendleton and a Hunter version of the fan, which I’ve looked at on the individual page.
Industrial 60 Inch Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Industrial ceiling fan is a large fan designed for bigger rooms and areas where good airflow is important. It is available in different finishes, including White, Brushed Nickel and Black.
If you have one of these large Hampton Bay Industrial fans and are looking for the manual, the page below has more information.
Glendale Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Glendale is available in 52-inch and 42-inch versions and in a number of different finishes. Because there are different sizes and versions, I recommend comparing your fan with the information and pictures on the individual page before choosing the manual.
Sidewinder 54 inch Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Sidewinder is a 54-inch ceiling fan with five silver blades. The shape of the blades gives this fan a fairly distinctive appearance, which can help when you’re trying to identify it.
If you have a Sidewinder and need the manual, I’ve included more information about the fan on the page below.
Holly Springs Ceiling Fan: The Hampton Bay Holly Springs is available in several versions, including a low-profile model and a Smart version that can work with Bond. It has a fairly distinctive design and there are a few different versions of the fan to consider.
If you have a Holly Springs and are looking for the manual or more information about the different versions, take a look at the page below. Hampton Bay Holly Springs Ceiling Fan Manual
Other Ceiling Fan Manuals
Although this page is mainly about Hampton Bay ceiling fans, I have also put together information about a few other ceiling fan models. If your fan isn’t a Hampton Bay, one of these pages may be what you are looking for.
Westinghouse Contractors Choice
Westinghouse Contractors Choice Ceiling Fan: The Westinghouse Contractors Choice isn’t a Hampton Bay fan, but I have included it here because people looking for ceiling fan manuals may come across this model as well. It is designed for average-sized rooms and has three speeds and a reverse switch.
If you have this Westinghouse model and need the manual, you can find more information on the page below.
Hunter 55 in. Outdoor Gossamer Ceiling Fan: The Gossamer is a Hunter ceiling fan rather than a Hampton Bay model. I’ve included it in this list because it is another ceiling fan that visitors to the site may be trying to identify or find a manual for.
The Gossamer was available in different versions, including indoor, outdoor and industrial models. If you have one of these fans, the page below has more information and the manual.The Hunter Gossamer is available in different versions, including indoor, outdoor and industrial models. If you have a Gossamer fan and are looking for the manual, you can find more information on the page below.
Merwry Ceiling Fan: The Merwry is a 52-inch LED ceiling fan with a brushed nickel finish. It is part of the Home Decorators Collection rather than being a Hampton Bay model, but I’ve included it here because it is another ceiling fan that visitors may be trying to find information and a manual for.
If you have looked through the list above and still can’t find your particular Hampton Bay ceiling fan, don’t give up. There are a lot of different Hampton Bay models, including some older models that can be difficult to find information about.
If you can find a model number on your fan, please leave it in the comments below. If you don’t know the model number, you can also tell me what the fan looks like, how many blades it has, the size and colour, or anything else you think might help identify it.
I will do my best to see if I can locate the correct information or manual for you.
Other Hampton Bay Resources
If you’re looking for information about something other than a ceiling fan manual, you might also find these pages useful:
You can also check our Harbor Breeze Ceiling Fan information if you have a Harbor Breeze fan rather than a Hampton Bay.
A Little More About These Manuals
Most of the manuals you are looking for will be installation or owner’s manuals for a particular model. Some of the older manuals can be surprisingly hard to find, especially when the original product is no longer being sold.
I have put this collection together because I know how frustrating it can be when you have a ceiling fan in your home and need the manual but don’t know where to find it.
The individual pages on this site contain additional information about the different fans, including pictures and details that may help you identify your model before you use a manual.
Where possible, I link to manuals hosted by the manufacturer or another trusted source rather than hosting the files myself. If you find a link that no longer works, please let me know in the comments and I’ll see if I can find an updated source.
ImIntoDecor is an independent website and is not affiliated with Hampton Bay, The Home Depot, Harbor Breeze, Hunter or any other manufacturer mentioned on this site.
I'm John, the guy behind im into decor. I've been interested in home decor for many years and have become particularly interested in ceiling fans, lighting and the manuals and information that go with them. I spend a lot of time looking for older and hard-to-find manuals so I can help people who are trying to identify their products or find information about them. You can read more about me on our About Us page.
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