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Canopy Breeze
®
Canopy Fan Quick Start Guide
Model CB101
Congratulations on choosing the Canopy Breeze® canopy fan, the next level of tailgating comfort! To ensure maximum enjoyment and
years of trouble-free service from this product, please read these instructions thoroughly and store them in a safe place. Please visit
www.mekooutdoors.com for further information and instructional videos.
One-Year Limited Warranty
Meko Outdoors, Inc warranties this product to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of one (1) year following the date of purchase,
provided the product is used in a non-commercial manner. This limited warranty does not cover failures as a result of abuse, droppage, or using this
product in a manner contrary to its intent. Damage caused by collapsed/toppled canopies as a result of wind or other acts of nature are excluded from
this warranty. For warranty inquiries or claims, please do not return the unit to your retailer. Email us at [email protected] with your inquiry.
What’s Included
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Master power switch
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Charging port
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5 fan blades
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Motor Assembly
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Fan remote control
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Case
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Battery Housing
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Battery charger
Compatible Frames
NON-Compatible Frames
Canopy Breeze will not fit on these type frames
Standard or vented 10’ and 12’ canopies
with perpendicular roof joists, available in
most sporting, home improvement and
discount stores.
Offset roof joist members
Canopies with a center pole
Installation
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WARNING
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Do not install or operate the fan if rain, windy or inclement conditions are expected.
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WARNING
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Be sure to secure the canopy with stakes, weights or rope when operating the fan.
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Vented canopies will pull more air than enclosed canopies, creating a more comfortable environment.
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If sustained winds are expected to be 10 mph or higher, the breeze from the fan will be largely ineffective.
①
Unfold canopy; only raise it halfway up.
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Raise the four hooks on top of the fan.
③
Center the hooks between the four roof joists of the canopy
frame apex with the hooks over the top of the frame. Rotate the
fan ¼ turn counterclockwise, then lower each hook onto a roof
joist.
④
Insert each of the five fan blades into the slots on the
fan motor assembly and push firmly.
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he inner curve, or concave side of fan blade
must face downward (toward the ground) when
installed.
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You will hear a “click” once the fan blade snaps into place.