Coolair S Series Operation & Maintenance Instructions Download Page 2

Pre-Installation Check of Shutter.   

Before installation, carefully check for shipping damage which 

may affect the operation of the unit. Concealed damage to the 

shutter is possible. If damage is found, file a claim 

immediately with the delivering carrier. 

DO  NOT

 INSTALL FAN WITH MOVING PARTS WITHIN  8 

FEET OF FLOOR OR GRADE LEVEL WITHOUT A GUARD 

THAT COMPLIES WITH OSHA REGULATIONS.  

DO  NOT

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  TECHNICIAN  AND  ONLY 

AFTER  DISCONNECTING  THE  POWER  SOURCE. 

FAILURE  TO  OBSERVE  THESE  PRECAUTIONS  CAN 

RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. 

CAUTION

WARNING

Form No. 610-40-12 (June, 2019)

Fan Shutter Spacing. 

For improved fan performance and extended fan and shutter 

life, a space equal to one-half of the propeller diameter 

between the fan and shutter is recommended. If job 

conditions will not provide recommended space, the 

following minimums should be observed:

 

S24 - S48 ............................ 5 inches

 

S54 - S84 .............................7 inches

Installation Procedures.   

CAUTION: The Type S shutter is made up of many precision 

made parts. For the shutter to function properly, care must be 

taken when mounting and installing to avoid damage. 
   a) Do not twist the shutter frame or force shutter when 

attaching it to the wall opening. 

   b) Caulk around the edge of flanges and wall to prevent 

water leakage. 

   c) When face-mounting the shutter to a wall, caulk joint of 

top flange and shutter frame. See Fig 1 and Detail 1. 
   d) When flush mounting the shutter, caulk joint of bottom 

flange and shutter frame, and also under weep holes 

(recommended bead of caulk along the bottom edge of the 

shutter frame before flange is attached) see Figure 2 and 

Detail 2. After the flange is attached, caulk under weep hole to 

avoid leaking behind the flange. Do not block weep holes with 

caulk. 

 

Note

: When flush mounted, the bottom flange must  

 

be behind the bent edge of the bottom filler strip  

 

(see Detail 2). Wall opening should be a minimum  

 

1/4” larger than the shutter frame. 

Alternate Installation Methods.   

All shutter models are shipped with flanges detached (but in 

the same carton as the shutter). This allows the shutter to be 

mounted either to the outside face of the wall opening 

(Figure 1), or recessed into the wall opening and flush with the 

outside wall (Figure 2). The shutter may also be mounted 

without the use of flanges if desired.  

e) If the shutter is mounted without the use of flanges, do not 

attach to the wall opening through the side of the shutter 

frame. Instead, use angle clips and holes through which flange 

is normally attached.  

f) On 42”- 60” shutters, the center flanges (two shortest 

flanges) need to be mounted to the center frame rail of the 

shutter in order to minimize air and water leakage. The rear 

center flange, which has 5 holes, mounts to the tiebar (or 

blade linkage) side of the shutter. The front center flange, 

which has 3 holes, mounts on the opposite side of the shutter. 

 

Note: When attaching the top and bottom flanges  

 

to the top and bottom frame rails of the shutter,  

 

make sure that the large hole on the corner of    

 

the flange fits over the rivets on the corner of the  

 

shutter frame. See Detail 2.  

Detail 1

Detail 2

 

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Notice :   Do not return damaged or defective parts to American Coolair Corp 

without prior authorization. If repairs under warranty are claimed, see warranty 

terms on the reverse. Claims for warranty repairs regarding the motor should be 

made directly with the motor manufacturer. 

Operation & Maintenance Instructions —Other Side 

Installation Instructions

for Type S Manual & Motor Operated Wall Shutters

Figure 1 

Figure 2 

Outside Wall

Outside Wall

Shutter

Shutter

Caulk

Caulk

Caulk

Air 

Flow

Air 

Flow

Mounting Screws (not 

included)

Caulk

Bottom 

Filler Strip

Weep Hole

Flange Hole over 

Corner Rivet

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