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TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Fan wobbles.

4.  Set screw in motor coupling is 

loose.

5.  Blades are loose.

6.  Blade holders are loose. 

 

7.  Fan blade out of balance.

8.  Fan too close to vaulted ceiling. 

9.  Transition to different speed.

10. Fan not securely mounted.

4.  Raise motor coupling up and 

tighten set screws securely.  

5.  Check that all blades are screwed 

firmly into blade holders. 

6.  Check to be sure the fan blade 

flanges seat firmly and uniformly 

on the surface of the motor hub. 

If flanges are seated incorrectly, 

loosen the flange screws and 

retighten.

7.  Interchange two adjacent blades; 

this will redistribute the weight 

and possibly result in smoother 

operation. Or, refer to the 

instructions inside the balance  

kit (S). 

8.  Lower or move fan. Extension 

downrods may be ordered.

9.  When switching from medium to 

low speed, you may notice some 

fan wobble in the fan. When 

the fan stabilizes at low speed, 

wobble will disappear.

10. Make sure canopy and mounting 

bracket are tightened securely to 

ceiling joist. 

Fan does not start. 1.  Power turned off, fuse blown or 

circuit breaker tripped.

2.  Loose wire connections or wrong 

connections.

3.  Motor reversing switch not 

engaged.

4.  Pull chain switch not “on”.

5.  The dip switches from the remote 

and receiver are not set to the 

same frequency.

6.  Batteries do not work.

1.  Turn power on, replace fuse or 

reset breaker.

2a. Turn power off and loosen 

canopy; check all connections 

according to section WIRING 

INSTRUCTIONS on page 9 to 10.

2b. Check the plug connection in the 

switch housing. 

3.  Push switch firmly right or left. 

Fan will not operate when switch 

is in the middle.

4.  Pull switch chain.

5.  Check to make sure the dip 

switches from the remote and 

receiver are set to the same 

frequency.

6a. Make sure the batteries are 

installed properly into the remote.

6b. Replace old battery with new one.

Summary of Contents for L1405

Page 1: ...g parts Before returning to your retailer call our customer service department at 1 866 439 9800 8 a m 6 p m EST Monday Thursday 8 a m 5 p m EST Friday ATTACH YOUR RECEIPT HERE ITEM 0593746 MODEL L140...

Page 2: ...re Contents Safety Information Preparation Initial Installation Instructions WiringInstructions Final Installation Instructions Operating Instructions Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Limited Life...

Page 3: ...Blade 5 J Switch Housing 1 K Light Kit 1 L 40 Watt Bulb 3 M Glass Bowl 1 N Clevis Pin preassembled to Motor Housing F 1 PART DESCRIPTION QUANTITY O Hairpin Clip preassembled to Motor Housing F 1 P Fly...

Page 4: ...the blades to any obstruction Secure the outlet box directly to the building structure The outlet box and its support must be able to support the moving weight of the fan at least 35 Ibs If a dimmer c...

Page 5: ...event power from being switched on accidentally When the service disconnecting means cannot be locked securely fasten a prominent warning device such as a tag to the service panel Installing a fixture...

Page 6: ...o installation may result in serious injury or death DANGER A loose outlet box can cause the fan to wobble and increase the fan s potential to fall which could result in serious injury or death A Stan...

Page 7: ...ssembly B through canopy C canopy cover D and coupling cover E 6 Feed power wires from motor housing F through downrod assembly B then insert downrod assembly B into the coupling on motor housing F Al...

Page 8: ...upper glass G sits evenly on the motor housing F then align the holes on support bracket BB with the holes on motor housing F Secure support bracket BB against the upper glass G and motor housing by...

Page 9: ...driver or ballpoint pen neither included Replace battery cover on remote Then slide the code switches on the receiver to the same positions as set on the remote Note Factory setting is all up do not u...

Page 10: ...eceiver from the power kit T marked FOR BOTTOM LIGHT using a wire connector from power kit T Connect ORANGE wire from the fan to ORANGE wire from receiver from the power kit T marked FOR UPPER LIGHT u...

Page 11: ...ting bracket A Raise canopy C up and align the keyholes on the bottom with the 2 loosened screws on mounting bracket A Rotate canopy C until both screws drop into recesses of keyslots then slide canop...

Page 12: ...tors from the motor housing F to the 2 single pin connectors from the light kit K WHITE to WHITE and BLACK to BLACK Remove one of the screws from the switch housing J and loosen but do not remove the...

Page 13: ...y in place by the three tabs on light kit K 6 M K Indentation Tab ON DIP 1 Remove battery door from the remote in the power kit T and insert battery also from power kit T Ensure the polarity of the ba...

Page 14: ...itch RIGHT and see a SNOWFLAKE icon Note Turn off and wait for fan to stop before flipping the reverse switch Note Use a small screwdriver or ballpoint pen to move the reverse switch if you have diffi...

Page 15: ...Cracked blade 6 The distance from canopy to ceiling is too great 7 Faulty light bulb installation 8 Glass is not secure 1 Tighten all set screws 2 Some fan motors are sensitive to signals from solid s...

Page 16: ...tching from medium to low speed you may notice some fan wobble in the fan When the fan stabilizes at low speed wobble will disappear 10 Make sure canopy and mounting bracket are tightened securely to...

Page 17: ...by an unauthorized person will render the warranty invalid Due to varying climatic conditions this warranty does not cover changes in brass finish rusting pitting tarnishing corroding or peeling Brass...

Page 18: ...bly A103 0279370 C Canopy A101 0312370 D Canopy Cover A108 0013370 E Coupling Cover A106 0171370 G Upper Glass A182 0356001 I Blade A141 0388001 J Switch Housing A121 0259370 PART DESCRIPTION PART K L...

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