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Figure 11 —  Handle Placement 

CONE MOUNTING 

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After the ring has been secured, the cone gussets will be placed on the cone.  NOTE: there are two sets of two 
gussets.  The longer set will have a notch on the end with two holes.  The longer set should be placed on either side 
of the cone drain hole (cone bottom).  The shorter set of gussets should be placed opposite the drain hole (cone 
top).  To attach a gusset, align the single hole in the gusset flange with the hole in the assembly ring and in the cone 
at the 45° angles.  Push a 1/4” X 1-1/4” bolt through the assembly ring, through the cone, and through the gusset.  
Fasten the bolt with a 1/4” whiz-lock nut. Repeat this process for the three other gussets.  Refer to Figure 10 for 
details.  Caulk around the damper door ring to prevent light and wind blown rain water leakage. 

To aid in cone mounting, a set of handles is included with each order of 
fans.  To mount the handle, place one end on the Handle Mounting Studs 
(described on Page 5) on one of the side sheets, and place the other end 
on the 3 or 6 o’clock ring mounting bolt.  Repeat this process on the 
opposite side for the other handle.  Figure 11 shows the handle placement. 
 
To mount the cone assembly, pick the assembly up by the handles and 
place the top of the smaller end over the fan panel orifice.  Make sure that 
the drain hole in the cone is at the bottom.  Fasten the top cone gussets to 
the fan panel using 1/4” X 1-1/4” bolts and 1/4” flat washers.  Next, slide 
the rest of the cone over the orifice.  This process may be aided by gently 
tapping the sides and bottom of the cone with a rubber mallet or dead-blow 
hammer from the inside of the building to allow it to slip over the orifice.  
Once the cone is in place, fasten the bottom cone gussets to the fan panel 
using 1/4” X 1-1/4” bolts and 1/4” flat washers. 
 
Once the cone assembly is secured in place, cut and remove both the 
rubber band holding the cable in place, and the wires holding the doors in 
place.  Also, complete the cone assembly by placing the 1 or 2 remaining 
bolts in the overlapping cone panel holes and fasten with 1/4” whiz-lock 
nuts.  At this time, tighten all 1/4” hardware securely, including the cone 
bolts nearest the fan panel. 

Figure 10 — Damper Door Ring Assembled in Cone 

Door-Restraining Cable End (Top of Cone) 

3-O’Clock Hole 

9-O’Clock Hole 

Long (Notched) Gussets 

Drain Hole 

Short 

Gusset 

Short 

Gusset 

Summary of Contents for MNBCDD54

Page 1: ...s coolair com MNEFDD54L MNEFDD54M MNBCDD54L MNBCDD54M UNPACKING Inspect the fan for signs of shipping damage It is the responsibility of the customer to report any shipping damage to the freight carri...

Page 2: ...FRAMING Page 2 FRAME CONSTRUCTION RECOMMENDED MINIMUM SPACING IS 16 Figure 2 58 3 4 SQ I D Spacing POST CONSTRUCTION Figure 3 4 x 4 Post 58 3 4 SQ I D...

Page 3: ...two 1 4 whiz lock nuts fasten the two sheets at the overlapping holes on the inside corner of the two sheets Push the bolts from the outside in and thread the nuts on the inside This process should b...

Page 4: ...pulley and the fan hub pulley If necessary loosen the motor pulley set screw and or the motor mounting bolts and adjust as necessary Re tighten pulley set screw and motor mounting bolts IMPORTANT Mot...

Page 5: ...by finding the bottom cone quarter panel and one of the other panels side panel Place these two panels such that the edge of the side panel overlaps the bottom panel and the holes on the overlapping e...

Page 6: ...rocess on the opposite side for the other handle Figure 11 shows the handle placement To mount the cone assembly pick the assembly up by the handles and place the top of the smaller end over the fan p...

Page 7: ...et The other end of each spring should be attached to the inside door hole in the damper door To check for proper damper operation open the doors fully and allow them to close If either door fails to...

Page 8: ...side of the fan orifice it will be necessary to loosen the two 2 3 8 bolts that secure the blade assembly s hexagonal shaft to the fan x braces center the blade assembly and tighten the bolts to 25 30...

Page 9: ...n the idler arm see Figure 19 Re tighten the 3 8 bolt Turn the blade assembly by hand to insure free rotation Do Not Over Tension The Belt This will cause premature belt and bearing failure To check t...

Page 10: ...d cone See Figure 20 WARNING Protect Fan and Cone from Snow and Ice Buildup WARNING Fan and or cone damage caused by this type of external source WILL NOT be covered by AMERICAN COOLAIR warranties Fig...

Page 11: ...e disc assembly or premature bearing failure may be induced The damper door assembly should be wiped clean so that the doors will pivot freely open completely and close securely The interior sides of...

Page 12: ...USE UNLESS ELECTRICAL WIRING COMPLIES WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES DO NOT WIRE WITHOUT PROVIDING FOR A POWER SOURCE DISCONNECT AT THE FAN ITSELF DO NOT SERVICE EXCEPT BY A QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE TECHNICIA...

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