Installing a fan is not as easy as it looks.
However, if you have spent enough time installing these fans then you are familiar with the whole process.
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said if it is your first time to install ceiling fans.
Remember, that this procedure can be risky because you will not only deal with heavy parts but you will also have to deal with electricity.
You need to deal with electricity because you need to wire the fan in order to make it work.
It does not matter what fan you install, be it a Hunter Ceiling Fan or a Hampton Ceiling Fan, the need for you to be careful is pertinent.
To help you with that, here is a short list of the things to remember when installing ceiling fans.

1. Before you pick up the first part, it is important that you read the instructions first.
   Do not just read the first few pages but also read everything in the user's manual.
   There is a reason why user's manuals are included in the package.
   
2. If there is a need for you to use replacement parts, do not use generic parts.
   If you are using a Hunter fan then use Hunter fan replacement parts only.
   In this way, you can be sure that the replacement parts are of the same quality.
   
3. By attaching the fan to a support structure, like a beam, you will help reduce the risk for injury.
   
4. The package comes with the necessary hardware.
   Use this when installing the fan and nothing else.
   
5. It is important that you turn off the power supply before you attempt to install the fan.
   This process will help prevent electrocution.
   You can do this by turning the circuit breaker off.
   
6. Do not put foreign objects or items on the rotating blade.
   The rotating motion may displace this item and hit you or someone in the head.
   

Precautions and warnings are there for a reason.
Take time to know these warnings and stay safe.