Coolair NBCXM54L Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions Download Page 2

FRAMING 

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POST CONSTRUCTION

 

Figure 3 

4” x 4” 

Post   

Wall Opening: 

  

56 1/2” Min. 

58” Max. 

Sq. I.D. 

FRAME CONSTRUCTION 

Recommended Spacing is at least 16”; Minimum Spacing is 12” 

Figure 2 

Spacing  

Frame: 

Up to 58” Max. 

Sq. I.D. 

(Must be equal 

to or larger than 

Wall Opening) 

Wall Opening: 

  

56 1/2” Min. 

58” Max. 

Sq. I.D. 

For  optimum  performance,  both  the  Wall  Opening  and  the  Frame  square  Inside  Dimension  (ID)  should  be  58”.  
However, the Wall Opening ID may be between 56 1/2” and 58” square.  The Frame ID may also be between 56 1/2” 
and 58” square, but must be equal to or larger than the wall opening.  See Figures 2 (for 2x4 frame construction) or 
3 (for 4x4 post construction) below. 

Frame: 

Up to 58” Max. 

Sq. I.D. 

(Must be equal 

to or larger than 

Wall Opening) 

Summary of Contents for NBCXM54L

Page 1: ...3449 E MAIL fans coolair com NBCXM54L NBCXM54M UNPACKING Inspect the fan for signs of shipping damage It is the responsibility of the customer to report any shipping damage to the freight carrier WHAT...

Page 2: ...all Opening 56 1 2 Min 58 Max Sq I D For optimum performance both the Wall Opening and the Frame square Inside Dimension ID should be 58 However the Wall Opening ID may be between 56 1 2 and 58 square...

Page 3: ...ipping position and bolt it to the uprights as shown in Figure 5 Table 1 shows the upright mounting holes counting down from the top of the upright to use to mount the motor bracket Page 3 Figure 4 Bo...

Page 4: ...ure 6 Cross section of mounting wall Fan Mounting With the Fan Support securely in place lift the fan and place it on the Fan Support against the wall opening Note that the entire fan may be rotated t...

Page 5: ...round Slide a 2x4 under the slotted edge of the cone as shown in Figure 10 Next aligning the tabs in a second panel with the slots of the first join the two panels by inserting the tabs into the slots...

Page 6: ...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...

Page 7: ...fit through as shown in Figure 21 P r i o r t o g u a r d installation the 3 Guard Clips and 6 Guard Hooks must be secured to the fan frame The Guard Clips consist of L brackets that are fastened to...

Page 8: ...irection of the fan uprights it will be necessary to loosen the four 4 3 8 bolts that secure the fan x braces to the fan uprights center the blade assembly and tighten the bolts to 25 30 ft lbs torque...

Page 9: ...he tensioner bracket Then using a 15 16 wrench rotate the tensioner assembly such that the alignment mark is between mark 1 and 2 on the idler arm see Figure 19 Re tighten the 3 8 bolt Turn the blade...

Page 10: ...d cone See Figure 27 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: ...sc assembly or premature bearing failure may be induced x The damper door assembly should be wiped clean so that the doors will pivot freely open completely and close securely x 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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