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Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan
I just went to check out a rental property that the tenant has vacated. There is a Hampton Bay ceiling fan and light kit in one of the bedrooms. Apparently the small kids that inhabited this bedroom must have been swinging from the fan blades because two of them are still there and the rest are snapped off. The two that are still there are kind of leaning downward. I would like to know if anyone knows how to or if you can replace the whole blade mechanism. The fan still works and the motor is strong. I just need to know if this can be accomplished fairly easily and where to obtain the parts.
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