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Please refer to this troubleshooting guide before requesting service or contacting your dealer for assistance.

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

PROBLEM POSSIBLE 

REMEDIES 

Fan will not start 

•  Check the main circuit fuses, circuit breakers, and wall switch position. Check all 

wire connections. Make sure the power is turned off during this inspection.

 

•  The battery is weak. Install a fresh battery.

 

•  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.

 

•  Check the frequency setting:  Turn the power off at the circuit breaker for the fan 

that is not functioning only. Check that the jumper switches match in both the 
receiver and the transmitter.

Fan wobbles or shakes excessively 

•  Be sure the canopy pin is set properly into the slot on the ball.

 

•  Check that the bladeholders have not been bent during installation and that the 

blades are balanced.

 

•  The hanger bracket and/or the ceiling outlet are attached too loosely.  Make sure 

the hanger bracket is attached tightly to the ceiling outlet box and the downrod 
assembly is secured fi rmly. 

 

•  The downrod is attached to the downrod base too loosely. Make sure all the 

screws are securely tightened.

Fan is noisy during operation 

•  Check  and  tighten  the  light  fi xture retaining screws, glass shade screws, and 

lightbulbs.

 

•  Tighten the canopy screws and mounting plate assembly. Make sure the wire 

nuts inside the canopy and switch housing are not touching the metal parts and 
that they have not fallen off the wire splices. Tighten as necessary.

 

•  Tighten the blade holders to the fl ywheel (or Direct Drive motor) and the blades 

to the bladeholder screws.

 

•  Make sure all the screws in the motor housing are snug but not overly tight.

Fan does not run on low speed 

•  If fan is new, it may need to be “broken in.” Run at high speed for several days.

Battery life is short 

•  Replace with alkaline batteries.

Light works, but fan does not work 

•  The fan wires are not connected properly. 

Fan and light run only on full speed  

•  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.

Fan is missing one speed 

•  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.

Fan does not change speed, but light works  •  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.

Reverse does not work 

•  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.

Fan starts working by itself  

•  There is frequency interference. 

Fan operates only when transmitter is close  •  Check that antenna wire is not touching the metal plate.

Fan works, but light does not dim 

•  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.

Fan works, but light does not work 

•  The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver. 

 

•  The light socket is broken. Replace the socket.

 

•  A lightbulb is defective. Replace the lightbulb.

NOTE:  In  compliance  with  US  Federal  Energy 

NOTE: In compliance with US Federal Energy 
Regulations,  this  ceiling  fan  contains  a  device  that 

Regulations, this ceiling fan contains a device that 
restricts  the  light  kit  to  a  maximum  of  190  watts. 

restricts the light kit to a maximum of 190 watts. 
Exceeding that limit or the marked limit on this product 

Exceeding that limit or the marked limit on this product 
may result in a fi re hazard or improper operation.

may result in a fi re hazard or improper operation.

Summary of Contents for ALESSANDRIA

Page 1: ...READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Before You Start 2 Safe Use 2 MOUNTING RECOMMENDATIONS General Guidelines 3 Sloped Ceiling Installations 3 FAN INSTALLATION Getting Started 4 Cr...

Page 2: ...hin the connectors When installing the canopy hatch make sure all wires are within the canopy and that no wires are being pinched WARNING Do not bend the blade brackets when installing the brackets ba...

Page 3: ...mounted above the foot of the bed Over pool tables be sure to provide plenty of clearance to avoid damage from pool cues In kitchens allow for open cupboard doors to clear the fan blades Do not instal...

Page 4: ...4 inch guide hole into the joist or beam to a depth of 3 inches Step 1b Place the wires from the ceiling outlet box to one side of the crossbar mounting bracket Attach the bracket with ground wire and...

Page 5: ...rew consult a qualified electrician Step 2 With the large washer attached pass the lag screw through the center hole of the crossbar mounting bracket and screw into the guide hole Tighten until the ou...

Page 6: ...g that the pole has bottomed out TIP Thedownrodhasataperedthreadthatisdesigned to lock completely when installed correctly 5 Perma Lock Downrod and Ball Assembly PERMA LOCK HARDWARE AND TOOLS NEEDED n...

Page 7: ...Allen wrench until you cannot turn it any further Figure 4 CAUTION Failure to fully lock in the downrod before securely tightening the set screw may cause the fan to separate from the downrod and fall...

Page 8: ...e fan body firmly and insert the ball into the canopy opening Check that no wires are pinched Rotate the fan body until the slot in the ball fits into the pin opposite the canopy opening Step 7b Trim...

Page 9: ...ounded conductor on the other side of the box The splices after being made should be turned upward and pushed carefully into the outlet box NOTE If the color of your ceiling wires differs from that de...

Page 10: ...10 Step 9d Locate and lift up the canopy ring and then snap the canopy ring onto the canopy CANOPY CANOPY RING...

Page 11: ...f the bladeholder into the slot on the blade ring Install the screws one by one using the provided screwdriver Tighten securely by hand only Repeat for each blade bladeholder assembly Attach Blade Rin...

Page 12: ...on the light kit mounting plate and loosen them as shown in Figure 1 Route the wires from the bottom of the fan through the hole in the center of the light fixture Then place the three key holes over...

Page 13: ...wire of the light kit and connect the two WHITE wires together as shown in Figure 3 Secure the connection using the ceramic wire nuts Step 13c Carefully tuck the wires so they do not get pinched as sh...

Page 14: ...not to scale Glass Shade CAUTION Overtightening the finial can cause the glass to break Finial 2 50 watt Halogen Bulbs Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 GLASS FINIAL IMPORTANT When installing a halogen bulb...

Page 15: ...nting holes Insert and tighten the screws using the provided screwdriver NOTE The wall anchors and 6 32 x 1 screws may be used in situations where mounting to a stud is not possible Use the inner moun...

Page 16: ...0 LOW MED HIGH LIGHT REVERSE FAN OFF Note You may want to label your remote controls to assure you do not mix them up WARNING Do not turn the power off at the circuit breaker then back on for a previo...

Page 17: ...holders to the flywheel or Direct Drive motor and the blades to the bladeholder screws Make sure all the screws in the motor housing are snug but not overly tight Fan does not run on low speed If fan...

Page 18: ...a Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation...

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