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Saque el conjunto de la tubería del cartón como muestra. (Figura 1)
Desafloje la Tuerca de Ajuste de Altura, girando en sentido contrahorario. (Figura 2)
Eleve la Extensión De La Tubería. (Figura 3)
Apriete la Tuerca de Ajuste de Altura, girando en sentido horario. (Figura 4)
Utilizando un movimiento giratorio, inserte el extremo
del tubo de diámetro grande en el agujero de la Base.
(Figura 5) El girar el tubo a medida que se lo empuja
asegura que el tubo quede plenamente asentado
en la Base.
Para ajustar la altura:
a) Afloje la Tuerca de Ajuste de Altura.
b) Eleve o baje el Tubo de Extensión
hasta obtener la altura deseada.
c) Apriete la Tuerca de Ajuste de Altura.
Coloque el Conjunto de Cabezal con
el Collar en el Tubo de Extensión. (Figura 6)
Sostenga firmemente el Tubo de
Extensión y empuje el Conjunto de Ca-
bezal hacia abajo con un movimiento
giratorio hasta que quede asentado
en el Tubo de Extensión.
1. Inclinarla Cabeza del Ventilador
hacia atrás. Coloque la Rejilla
Trasera en el Motor. (Figura 7)
Alinear la lengüeta de la Rejilla
Trasera con la ranura en la parte
superior de la cubierta delantera
del Motor.
Base
Collar
Motor
2. Asiente la Parrilla Trasera y sujetela con la
Tuerca de Plástico hacia la Derecha. Deslice
la Helice en el Eje del Motor. (Figura 8) Alinear
la Ranura Del Cubo de la tapa con el Pasador
del eje del motor. (Figura 8A)
3
. Para asegurar la Helice, enroscarla hasta que quede
apretada en el Cubo de la Tapa haciéndola girar Hacia
la Izuierda.
4. Con la cabeza del ventilador en posición vertical, coloque la rejilla frontal alineando el orna-
mento en forma horizontal. Asegure las rejillas insertando estas comenzando por la parte de abajo
y siguiendo hacia arriba. NO NECESITO EL GAN CHOS DE LA REJILLA PARA ENSAMBLE.
Conjunto de
Cabezal
Tuerca de Ajuste de
Altura
Tubería de
Extension
Tubo de
Extensión
Tuerca de Ajuste
de Altura
Tubo de
Extensión
Rejilla
Trasera
Figura 7
Parrilla Trasera
Tuerca de
Plastico
Tapa de
Ventilador
Pasador
Ranura del Cubo
Figura 6
Helice
VELOCIDAD: Ajuste la velocidad del
ventilador con el control de velocidad
ubicado en la parte posterior del motor.
(Figura 11)
3 – Velocidad Alta
2 – Velocidad Mediana
1 – Velocidad Baja
OSCILACION: Empuje la
perilla ubicada en la parte
superior de la caja del
motor para hacer que la
cabeza del Ventilador se
mueva de un lugar hacia
otro. (Figuras 9 y 10)
Hacia Arriba:
Estacionario
Hacia Adelante:
Oscilar
Figura 9
Figura 10
Figura 11
Control de
Velocidad
Perilla de
Oscilación
Figura 8A
Figura 8
Figura 5
Figura 1
Figura 2
Figura 3
Figura 4
STEP 3: CONJUNTO DE LA
CABEzA
STEP 4: ENSAMBLE DEL ASPAy REJILLA
INCLINACION: Este Ventilador está equipado de Cabeza
de Ventilador de ángulo múltiple para la Circulación del
aire por toda habitación o cuarto. Siga lo que se indica
a continuación para graduar propiamente el "ángulo de
inclinación" del Ventilador. (Figura 12)
Ponga una mano sobre el soporte exactamente por debajo
del Cuello del Ventilador.
Ponga la otra mano sobre la parte superior del Ventilador.
Empuje o hale suavemente la Cabeza del Ventilador hasta que
quede en la posición deseada.
Figura 12
A
B
No tome tubos
separados. En caso de
tuberías se
separados, insertar un tubo
en el tubo B.
IMPORTANT SAFETy INFORMATION
When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be followed to reduce
the risk of fire, electrical shock and injury to persons, including the following:
Read all instructions before using this Fan.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR PERSONAL INJURy, ALWAyS
FOLLOW THESE IMPORTANT SAFETy INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS:
DO NOT
use this fan to ventilate areas where flammable liquids or vapors are used, stored or are present, including paints,
gasoline, varnishes, floor refinishing products or solvents. ALWAYS read and follow all warnings and instructions on the con
tainers for these products!
ALWAYS
be sure the plug fits tightly into the outlet. When plugs fit loosely into outlets, they may slip partially out of the
outlet and create a poor connection. This may cause outlets to overheat and create a potential fire hazard. Outlets in this
condition should be replaced by a qualified electrician.
ALWAYS
unplug the power cord when servicing, cleaning or moving the Fan. DO NOT use the ON/OFF switch as the sole
means of disconnecting power. NEVER leave children unattended when the Fan is on or plugged in. ALWAYS turn off and
unplug the Fan when not in use.
BE CERTAIN
that the power source for the Fan is 120V AC. DO NOT plug the Fan into 240V or other power source.
The
Blue Plug™
on your Lasko fan is a safety feature. It contains a non-replaceable safety device (fuse) that should not be
removed or tampered with. To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and personal injury,
DO NOT
attempt to remove, replace,
repair or tamper with the originally supplied plug. If the Fan has stopped functioning, it may be due to the safety device incor-
porated in this plug. Call 800-233-0268, Monday - Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Eastern for questions. If the plug
warning label is missing or damaged, call the toll free number for a replacement label.
THIS FAN HAS A POLARIZED PLUG
(one blade is wider than the other). This plug is designed to fit into the outlet only one
way. Match the wide blade to wide slot in outlet and FULLY INSERT. DO NOT attempt to bypass or defeat this safety feature.
If the plug does not fit in the outlet, consult a qualified electrician. The outlet may need to be replaced.
•
AVOID
the use of extension cords, power strips, power taps, outlet style air fresheners or other cord connected device, as these
devices may overheat and cause a fire hazard.
•
DO NOT
route power cord under rugs, carpets, runners or furniture. This may damage the cord or cause it to overheat creating a fire
hazard.
•
ALWAYS
place the Fan on a stable, flat, level surface while in operation to prevent the Fan from overturning.
•
NEVER
insert or allow fingers or objects to enter grill openings while Fan is in operation or injury and/or damage to the Fan may occur.
•
DO NOT
block, cover or obstruct air flow to or from the fan while in operation.
•
DO NOT
use this Fan outdoors or near water or wet locations such as a bath tub, pool or hot tub. Use of this Fan in a wet location
may create a shock hazard.
•
DO NOT
route power cord in or through areas such as doorways or where the cord may be damaged or create a
tripping hazard.
•
NEVER
use a single extension cord to operate more than one Fan or other electrical device.
•
DO NOT
use this Fan in a window. Rain may create an electrical hazard.
•
DO NOT
use this Fan if it has been damaged or is not functioning properly.
•
DO NOT
operate any fan with a damaged cord or plug. Discard fan.
•
THIS FAN DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF NEC ARTICLE 547-7 (2008)
.This Fan is not suitable for use in agricultural
facilities including areas where livestock, poultry or other animals are confined. Please refer to National Electric Code (NEC) Article
547-7 (2008), or applicable state or local codes or standards relating to electrical requirements for agricultural buildings.
•
THIS FAN DOES NOT MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF NEC ARTICLE 500 (2008)
.This Fan is not suitable for use in hazardous
locations. Please refer to National Electric Code (NEC) Article 500 or applicable state or local codes or standards relating to electrical
requirements for hazardous locations.
NOTICE:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the
FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particu-
lar installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient
or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet
on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of manufacturer could void the
user’s authority to operate this equipment.
CAUTION
