HAMPTON BAY BPT13-14HD User Manual

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HAMPTON BAY BPT13-14HD Specifications

General

Fan Type	Ceiling Fan
Blade Span (in.)	52
Number of Blades	5
Light Type	LED
Motor Speed	3-speed
Light Included	Yes
Reversible Motor	Yes
Warranty	Limited Lifetime

Summary

Safety Information

Electrical and Installation Safety

Ensure power is off, use warning devices, and hire qualified personnel for wiring and installation.

Operational and Environmental Safety

Vent to outdoors, use for general ventilation only, avoid cooking areas, and respect minimum installation height.

Warranty Information

Limited Lifetime Warranty Details

Coverage for defects in materials/workmanship for three years, excluding abuse and commercial use.

Product Specifications and Installation

Typical Installation Guidance

Use shortest, straightest ducts, avoid bends and shrinking for optimal airflow, noise, and energy use.

Installation Placement Guidance

Illustrates proper duct connection and placement relative to ceiling structure (roof, eave, wall).

Pre-Installation Preparations

Wiring Diagrams and Connections

Illustrates electrical connections for the fan, including power switch and fan wiring.

Quick Connector Usage

Guidelines for using the quick connector for electrical wiring, emphasizing copper-to-copper connections.

Installation Planning Steps

Steps for planning installation, including checking parts, access, and requiring assistance.

Pre-Installation Tools and Contents

Required Installation Tools

Lists essential tools needed for installation, including hammers, screwdrivers, drill, and safety glasses.

Package Contents List

Details the parts included in the package, such as fan housing, grille, duct connector, and screws.

Installation - New Construction

Attaching the Duct Connector

Connect the duct connector (C) to the fan housing (A) as shown in the diagram.

Wiring Box Housing Removal

Remove the wiring box cover and knockout using appropriate screwdrivers.

Fan Housing Placement

Position the fan housing next to a ceiling joist or wall stud, ensuring it is level and perpendicular.

Mounting the Fan Housing

Secure the fan housing to the joist using the provided long wood screws (D).

New Construction Installation Steps

Connecting Electrical Wires

Connect house wiring to the fan using a quick connector, ensuring correct gauge and power is off.

Installing the Ductwork

Install a 4-inch duct, secure with tape/clamps, and align ceiling hole with fan housing edge.

Installing the Fan Grille

Attach the grille (B) by pinching mounting springs and inserting into fan slots, pushing up towards the ceiling.

Installation - Existing Construction

Removing Old Fan Unit

Carefully detach and remove the old fan from the ceiling.

Measuring Ceiling Opening Size

Verify the existing opening size (7.60 in. x 7.30 in.) to accommodate the new fan body.

Enlarging Ceiling Opening (Optional)

Cut a 7.60 in. x 7.30 in. opening if needed, ensuring the 7.30 in. side is flush with the joist.

Attaching Duct Connector to Housing

Connect the duct connector (C) to the fan housing (A) as shown in the drawing.

Existing Construction Installation Steps

Removing Fan Motor Assembly

Unplug the fan power unit and remove the fan motor assembly using four screws.

Wiring Box Housing Removal (Existing)

Remove the wiring box cover and knockout using appropriate screwdrivers.

Connecting Electrical Wires (Existing)

Connect house wiring to the fan using a quick connector, ensuring correct gauge and power is off.

Installing Ductwork (Existing)

Install a 4-inch duct, secure with tape/clamps, and align ceiling hole with fan housing edge.

Existing Construction Installation Steps (continued)

Inserting Fan Housing into Ceiling

Insert the fan housing through the existing ceiling hole, ensuring it is level and perpendicular to the joist.

Mounting Fan Housing to Joist

Mount the fan housing to the joist using three long wood screws (D) as indicated.

Reattaching Motor Assembly

Reconnect the motor assembly to the power unit and secure with the four screws removed earlier.

Installing the Fan Grille (Existing)

Attach the grille (B) by pinching mounting springs and inserting into fan slots, pushing up towards the ceiling.

Ventilation Fan Operation

Manual Fan Operation

Cycle the wall switch to ON. The LED indicator is RED, and the fan runs continuously.

Humidity Sensing Mode Activation

Toggle switch OFF then ON twice within 10 seconds. LED is GREEN for automatic humidity control.

Turning the Fan Off

Move the wall switch to the OFF position to stop the fan operation.

Fan Operating Modes Summary

Table summarizing Manual and Humidity Sensing modes, LED colors, and switch positions.

Care and Maintenance

Safety for Servicing and Cleaning

Disconnect power before servicing. Avoid solvents, water in motor, and immersing metal parts.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addressing Fan Noise Problems

Troubleshoots fan loudness, damper issues, duct bends, duct size, and secure attachment.

Resolving Continuous Fan Operation

Explains potential causes like sensor tolerance or outdoor humidity backdrafting.

Improving Room Air Clearing

Troubleshoots insufficient airflow intake or CFM, suggesting checking room airflow and fan rating.