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NATURAL MODE

The natural mode is characterized by an irregular variation of the fan speed between the speeds: 

low, medium, high and complete stop. The user may feel this as a natural gust of wind of varying 

strength and frequency. 

SLEEP MODE

The SLEEP mode is characterized by the variability of the fan speed between the speeds: low, 

medium, high and also complete stop. Additionally, over time, the fan runs at lower speeds 

through medium and low speed. Over time, it no longer returns to work in top gear, and later 

also to medium gear, working only in the lowest gear. This prevents too strong puffs of air and 

too low cooling of the air in the room when the user falls asleep. 

6. TURNING OFF

The fan can be turned off using the „ON / OFF” button - 

 on the fan column housing or the 

„OFF” button on the remote control. Never turn off the device by pulling the cord from the socket.

7. HEIGHT AND ANGLE ADJUSTMENT 

It is possible to manually adjust the height of the fan in the range 110 - 130 cm. 

It is also possible to manually adjust the angle of inclination of the fan head in the vertical plane 

- change the inclination angle by 25 - 30 °. 

8. BLANKING OF THE DISPLAY (LAMP)

It is possible to turn off the display both in standby mode and during fan operation in any mode.

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standby mode - when the fan is connected to the power supply, it is in the standby mode. 

It does not work, but the display is on and presents all available functions in sequence. To 

blank the display, press the „LAMP” button on the remote control. You can also go into the 

working state from the standby mode - switching the device on is described in point 6. 

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display blanking during operation - when the fan works in any mode, it is possible to turn off 

the display by pressing the „LAMP” button on the remote control. 

Before cleaning the device, disconnect it from the power supply. 

Only clean the device with a soft, damp cloth and a mild detergent. 

Wipe the device dry, do not leave water on the control panel. 

Clean the air inlet and air outlet regularly with a vacuum cleaner. This will improve the efficiency 

of the fan and will positively affect the correct operation of the device in a long time.  

5. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 

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Page 9: ...ck or fire and may damage the device To avoid the risk of fire do not block the grilles or manipulate them in any way while the fan is running Do not use the device if the cord or plug are damaged If...

Page 10: ...e there is a risk of an electric short circuit or even fire Do not run the cord under carpets Do not cover the power cord with blankets rugs or the like Keep the cord away from busy places or where it...

Page 11: ...emember to use a steel washer 2 Fan assembly a Slide the rear rotor cover over the motor shaft and fit the rear rotor cover to the motor assembly Then secure the rear rotor shield mounting nut b Slide...

Page 12: ...peed geer Operating in SLEEP mode Operating in NATURAL mode Operating in NORMAL mode Automatic oscillation Timer set on 4h CONTROL PANEL Turning OFF the fan Turning ON the fan Operating modes SLEEP NA...

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Page 14: ...130 cm It is also possible to manually adjust the angle of inclination of the fan head in the vertical plane change the inclination angle by 25 30 8 BLANKING OF THE DISPLAY LAMP It is possible to tur...

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