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Read the manual carefully before starting the installation and
save it for future reference. Contact our techical service for
questions.
Always consider all specifications on the grey label attached to
the lamp and on the installation diagram.
Place the motor on a soft padded surface or use the original
foam to avoid damage during the assembly. Do not place fan
on its side as this could cause the motor to move into the dec-
orative enclosure.
To reduce the risk of personal injury, attach the fan directly to
the support structure of the building according to these instruc-
tions, and use only the hardware supplied.
To avoid possible electrical shock, before installing your fan,
disconnect the power by turning off the circuit breakers to the
outlet box and associated wall switch location.
For the electrical connection it is necessary to incorporate an
isolator switch according to the installation regulations, which
ensures all-pole cut, directly connected to the power terminals
and it must have a contact separation in all its poles, which
provides total disconnection under category III surge condi-
tions.
All wiring and connections must be made in accordance with
national and local electrical codes.The ceiling fan must be
earthed in order to prevent possible electric shock. If you are
not familiar with the way to do the electrical installation, you
must use the services of a qualified electrician.
Ensure that you don´t drill through electrical wires or any other
obstruction in the wall or ceiling during installation. Electrical
wiring may never be clamped or twisted between the ceiling
fan support and the mounting surface.
Make sure that the fan is disconnected from the mains before
removing the protection.
To reduce the risk of personal injury, do not bend the blade at-
tachment the system when installing, balancing or cleaning the
fan. Never insert foreign objects between rotating fan blades.
To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock or motor damage, do
not lift or carry the fan by the lead wires.
ATTENTION: If you notice an unusual oscillating movement of
the fan, stop the fan immediately and contact the manufacturer,
your service agent or suitably qualified persons.
The assembly and replacement of the safety suspension sys-
tem must be carried out by the manufacturer, its agent or suit-
ably qualified persons.
The roof fixing system must support at least 4 times the weight
of the fan.
The fan blades cannot be installed lower than 2,3m from the
floor.
Do not install the ceiling fan on surfaces that are moist, dreshly
painted or electrically conductive.
All ceiling fans without special protection against dust or mois-
ture (no IP rating) may be used indoors, except in bathrooms.
The lights with LED modules should be positioned in such a
way that they are not exposed to direct sunlight or other sourc-
es of heat.
The important precautions, safeguards and instructions ap-
pearing in this manual are not meant to cover all possible con-
ditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood
that common sense, caution and carefulness are factors which
cannot be built into this product. These factors must be sup-
plied by the person(s) installing, caring for and operating the
unit.
Our fans comply with current safety regulations.
The internal or external manipulation of the ceiling fan may
reduce its safety. The manufacture cannot be held liable for any
manipulation carried out by the user.
As our products are subject to technical modifications, we can-
not guarantee, that all information is always up to date. Please
contact our technical department with any queries.
I
mportant
Nominal voltage (V) Difference of electrical potential (voltage)
between two points. This voltage must not exceed that marked
on the fan.
Nominal frequency (Hz) Measures the number of repetitions
per unit of time (Hertz). This frequency must not exceed the
one marked on the fan.
Current intensity (A-Ampere) is the flow of electrical charge
that travels through a material.
Nominal power (W) the maximum power that the fan demands
at different speeds, under normal conditions of use.
Number of turns (RPM) Of the fan depending on the selected
speed.
Air flow (CFM/m3min) Fan air flow
DC motor: The fan operates with direct current at the same
voltage (direct current). It is characterized by: Its low consump-
tion (up to 70% less); Silent operation; An accurate control of
the speed; Speed for starting actions, acceleration, deceler-
ation and stoppage; Wide range of speeds; it is lighter which
facilitates the installation; it does not heat up.
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NSTALLATION
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DVICE
To get the most out of it and ensure the durability of your fan.
You must correctly choose the size of the fan depending on
the room where you will install it. Respect the safety distance
(2.3meters-90.50 inches) between the fan and surfaces, ob-
jects or people
nearby
The surface where you will install the fan and the fixing bracket
must be capable of supporting 4 times the weight of the fan
(kilos - pounds).
In installations with more than one fan, ensure the minimum
distance of 2.30 meters between the blades of the different
fans.
As experts in ventilation, we recommend that you install your
fan at 2.30 meters high.
M
AINTENANCE
Important! Before carrying out any maintenance / revision task,
make sure you have disconnected the electrical power from the
main circuit.
As fans tend to move during operation, some connections may
loosen. Check the supporting screws, brackets and blade at-
tachments twice a year to ensure that they are secure.
There is no need to oil the motor as the bearings are perma-
nently lubricat.
Cleaning the fan helps to maintain its appearance for years.
Do not use water when cleaning. This could damage the mo-
tor or the blades and could cause electrocution. Do not use
dissolvents or abrasive substances. Use normal neutral PH
detergent.
Never clean the fan with pressure systems.
Use a soft brush or lint-free cloth to prevent scratching the
surface.
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HOOTING
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UIDE
Important! Before carrying out any maintenance / revision task,
make sure you have disconnected the electrical power from the
main circuit.
Ceiling fan do not start
1. Check the fuses and circuit breakers.
2. Review the connections of the terminal block according to
the indications in the installation.
3. Make sure that the sliding switch is firmly in the position of
up or down (when the ceiling fan has it). The ventilator does not
work when the button is in the middle.
4. Make sure that you have removed the stabilizing tongue-piec-
es of the motor.
5. Finally if the fan will not start call an electrician. Do not at-
tempt to touch the internal parts.
Ceiling fan sounds noisy
1. Check that the screws are are properly tightened.
2. Check that canopy in assembled correctly.
3. llow at least 24 hours for the fan to settle, as many noise
will go away.
Optional light kit doens’t work.
Check the terminal connections are tight. If the light is still not
working contact an electrician.
The fan oscillates
1. Ensure the mounting bracket and canopy are properly screws
to the ceiling.
2. Verify that the space between the blades and other objects
is adequate.
3. Check the blades are securely fastened to the holders and
the blade holders are tight on the motor.
4. Verify that the height of all the blades to the roof is the same.
If it detects that one is different, place a washer, not supplied,
between the blade and the support, on the screw closest to the
motor, to adjust this distance. fig. 6
5. In case the incidence continues, use the anti-roll kit provid-
ed, as follows:
On the shovel you notice the swing, with the fan stopped, fix a
clip (1) on the edge of the blade, between the tip and the sup-
port. Start the fan, to see if it has been fixed. Otherwise, move
the clip (1) towards the motor or towards the end. Test until you
find the position where there is least balance. Once the best
position is located, place the weight (2) on the line marked by
the clip towards the centre of the blade. Remember to remove
the paper covering the adhesive. This should correct the roll-
ing. Otherwise, repeat the process and add another weigh.
S
YMBOLOGY
RF
1- It has an earthing connection. The earth wire (yellow / green)
has to be connected to the clip marked with.
2- It should only be installed in rooms where direct contact with
water is impossible.
3- The fan has the possibility of changing the direction of rota-
tion of the blades and thus optimize the movement of the air.
4- Remote control with radio frequency. It emits waves to the
receiver.
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Lea todo este manual antes de empezar la instalación y guarde
estas instrucciones. En caso de dudas, no dude en contactar
con nuestro departamento técnico.
Tenga en cuenta todas las especificaciones que figuran en las
etiquetas gris pegadas en el ventilador y en la hoja del dibujo
de instalación.
Para no dañar las superficies de la carcasa, monte el motor so-
bre una superficie blanda o utilice la espuma suministrada en
el embalaje. No apoye el motor de lado, ya que podría dañarlo.
Para reducir el riesgo de lesiones personales, fije el ventilador
directamente a la estructura de soporte del edificio de acuerdo
con estas instrucciones y use solamente los herrajes suminis-
trados.
Para evitar un posible choque eléctrico, antes de instalar su
ventilador desconecte la electricidad, apagando los interrup-
tores de circuito o disyuntores que alimentan la caja eléctrica
donde se va a instalar al ventilador y el interruptor de pared
asociado.
Para la conexión eléctrica es preciso incorporar un interruptor
seccionador de acuerdo con las reglamentaciones de insta-
lación, que asegure el corte omnipolar, directamente conecta-
do a los bornes de alimentación y debe tener una separación
de contacto en todos sus polos, que suministre desconexión
total bajo condiciones de sobretensión de categoría III.
Todos los procedimientos de conexión eléctrica e instalación
deben cumplir con los códigos eléctricos nacionales y códigos
locales. El ventilador de techo debe estar conectado a tierra
a fin de prevenir posibles descargas eléctricas. La instalación
eléctrica debe ser llevada a cabo o aprobada por un electricis-
ta autorizado.
Asegúrese de no dañar el cableado eléctrico de la red al talad-
rar el techo. Los cables eléctricos no se pueden nunca torcer o
grapar entre el ventilador y la superficie de soporte.
Asegurarse que el ventilador está desconectado de la aliment-
ación antes de quitar la protección.
Para reducir el riesgo de lesiones personales, no doble el sis-
tema de fijación de las palas cuando instale, equilibre o limpie
el ventilador. Nunca inserte objetos extraños entre las palas
del ventilador cuando este girando.
Para reducir el riesgo de incendio, choque eléctrico o daños al
motor, no levante ni cargue el ventilador sosteniéndolo por los
cables eléctricos.
ATENCIÓN: Si detecta un movimiento insólito oscilante del
ventilador, pare el ventilador inmediatamente y póngase en
contacto con el fabricante, su agente de servicio o personas
adecuadamente calificadas.
El montaje y reemplazo del sistema de suspensión de segu-
ridad debe ser realizado por personas adecuadamente califi-
cadas.
El sistema de fijación al techo deberá soportar como mínimo 4
veces el peso del ventilador.
Las palas del ventilador no pueden quedar a una altura menor
de 2,30m / 7.54 pies sobre el suelo.
No monte el ventilador sobre superficies húmedas, recién pin-
tadas o que presenten conductividad eléctrica.
Las luminarias sin protección especial contra la penetración
de polvo o humedad (sin marca IP) sólo son aptas para uso
en interior, donde el contacto con el agua y la humedad sea
imposible.
Las luminarias con módulos LED deben posicionarse de tal
manera que no estén expuestos fuentes de calor.
Las instrucciones y las normas de seguridad contenidas en el
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