Friji Fan Owner’s Manual |
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Operating Instructions
Important: Friji Fan comes with a magnetic switch installed behind the fan housing. It
is used for in-store demonstration purposes only. For household use, please locate and
remove the magnetic switch before plugging the fan in. Instructions for removing the
switch are described in step 2 below. If you do not remove the magnetic switch before
plugging the fan in, your appliance will turn off after 30 seconds.
If you have removed the magnetic switch, but your fan turns off after 30 seconds,
unplug, and then plug in again. The electronics will re-set and your fan will run
continuously.
Please read and follow all instructions and warnings when operating,
cleaning and maintaining Friji Fan.
Caution:
Before plugging in or unplugging Friji Fan, be sure hands and feet are dry
and you are standing on dry ground.
Unpack and Prepare for First Use.
1.
Remove Friji Fan from the packaging and inspect all parts for damage. If any
part is damaged or missing call toll free 1-866-456-2814 or email
[email protected]. If power cord is damaged do not use.
Note: Do not plug in yet. There are a number of steps to complete first.
2.
Remove the magnetic switch. (If fan is for in-store demonstration purposes,
do not remove magnetic switch.)
To remove magnetic switch:
a.
Unplug Friji Fan.
b.
Remove water reservoir: Using top handle, lift water reservoir from base.
c.
Locate magnetic switch behind the fan housing.
d.
Remove the label covering the magnetic switch.
e.
Remove the magnetic switch and discard.
Select Fan Placement.
3.
Using the base handles to move your Friji Fan, place it on a flat, stable
surface in the area you want to cool. For best results, and to prevent water
damage, follow these guidelines:
–
Do not place Friji Fan directly on wood furniture, floors, or any other
unprotected furniture or areas that can be damaged by water.
–
Place your Friji Fan so that the initial output of mist-infused air is not
directly in front of furniture, walls, furnishings, or where floor areas
become slippery when wet.
