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Troubleshooting
Do not perform any modifications or repairs on the product!
Safety-relevant parts may only be repaired by a specialist.
Problem/Fault
Possible Cause(s)
Remedy
The fastening screws cannot be screwed
tightly or were turned too far during in-
stallation.
Replace the screws and nuts Only use
screws that match the original screws;
contact the manufacturer or retailer for
information.
The fan does not start.
Building fuse or circuit breaker defective.
Check the building fuse or circuit breaker
and replace if necessary.
The slider switch for rotation direction
5
is
in a middle position.
Place the slider switch for rotation direc-
tion
5
into the left or right position.
Pull-chain
6
in "OFF"position.
Pull-chain
6
1 x pull.
Loose cable plug.
DANGER:
Disconnect the fan from the mains network
before checking the cable plug. Check the
cable plug
Fan defective.
Have the fan inspected by a specialist or
send it to Customer Service. (For address
see Chapter "Warranty and Service")
Fan runs loudly or sways significantly.
Blade mounts
q
not firmly fixed.
Check the screws on the blade mounts
q
.
Blade damaged.
Check the blades, replace if necessary.
Blade not balanced out.
Change the positionings of the blades
amongst themselves.
Fixing plate(s) loose
w
.
Check the fixing plates
w
.
Fan is not hung correctly.
DANGER:
Disconnect the fan from the mains network
before checking whether it is hung correctly.
Check the fastening of the installation plate
e
and the extension rod
2
and, if need be,
correct any improper fastening.
Light does not function
Bulb defective
Replace the defective bulb.
Loose cable plug.
DANGER:
Disconnect the fan from the mains network
before checking the cable plug. Check the
cable plug