How to Assemble the
Ceiling Accessory
NOTE:
Proceed to page 8 for Assembly Instructions if
you have purchased a Floor/Desk Model, page 10 for
Pedestal Model Assembly Instructions and page 12 for
Wall Mount Model Assembly Instructions.
Prior to assembly, set aside and save the hardware bag
packed in the upper foam packing.
If you feel that you do not have enough electrical wiring
knowledge or experience, have your fan installed by a
licensed electrician.
1. Cut the black power cord approx. 24
˝
from the fans
motor cover (located on back of motor assembly).
2. Insert the provided wire grommet into the ½
˝
hole in
the Motor Assembly. Feed the power cord through the
grom met and out the large end of the Motor Assembly.
Tie a knot in the black power cord approx. 18
˝
from the
fans motor cover.
3. Remove approx. 2
˝
of the black outer sheathing on the
power cord to expose the 3 colored wires inside. Strip the
insulation 3/8
˝
from the ends of these three wires.
4. Using 3 wire connectors, connect the power cord to
the provided wire. Black-Black, White-White and Green-
Green.
5. Thread the ¼
˝
installation rod into one of the 3 threaded
holes in the 3
˝
dia. x ¼
˝
internal disc provided (Fig. 3).
6. Pull the black power cord down through the Motor
Assembly until the wire connectors are inside the Motor
Assembly housing (Fig.4).
7. Insert the 3 wires through the center of this disc. Then,
holding the rod, at an angle feed the disc through the 2
slots in the large opening in the Motor Assembly. Once
through the slots pull the disc so that it sits flat against
the un der side of the lip (Fig. 4).
8. Insert the 3 wires through the center of the mounting
flange. Now slide the flange over the ¼
˝
rod through one
of the three bolt holes.
9. In the other 2 bolt holes loosely thread two ¼-20 x 1½
˝
allen head bolts into the disc (Fig. 4)
White
Black
Green
Green
(Ground)
Black
White
Internal
Disc
Pow er
Cord
Motor
Assembly
¼
˝
Thread ed
Rod
Grom met
Fig. 4
Fig. 3
¼”-20 x 1½
˝
Bolts (3)
Mounting
Flange
3
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WARNING
To avoid possible electrical shock, be sure electricity
is turned off at the main fuse box before wiring.
NOTE: If you are not sure if the outlet box is grounded,
contact a licensed electrician for advice, as it must be
grounded for safe operation.
