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21. 10. 19. Leaflet Number  671798

Installation and Maintenance

AXUS Circular Short Cased Axial Flow Fans

Impeller Retaining Bolt Settings

Bolt Size

Torque Setting (Nm)

M4

3

M5

6

M6

10

M8

24

M10

49

M12

85

M16

210

M20

300

Table 3: Torque settings for impeller retaining bolts.

IMPORTANT

Tip to casing clearence must be even around the whole of the case.

7.1 Points of Caution

The centre bolt may be tight initially due to the presence of Loctite.

Having removed the centre bolt and washer, spray the hub centre with 
WD40, whilst avoiding the bearing area.

Support the impeller until it is fully removed, ensuring that weight does not 
bear on a partial area of the hub.

Should the impeller bind part way, apply WD40 and ease back on. Then 
attempt again to remove the impeller fully. Never drive off the impeller as 
this may cause damage to the impeller and motor bearings.

Take care not to damage or distort the fan blades, These may be of thin 
section possibly leading to severe imbalance during operation.

Clean drive shaft thoroughly before attempting to re-fit the impeller.

Should difficulty be experienced when re-fitting the impeller, attempt to 
fit with the key removed and check that the key fits in the hub separately. 

Note- the key must be fitted prior to powered operation.

When the impeller is fitted, check for any free play in the hub, any of free 
play may cause imbalance during operation. Should free play be found, 
contact the manufacturer for assistance.

Never force the impeller onto the shaft.

8.0 EXTENDED STORAGE

General advice is as follows:

Fan products designed for environmental ventilation of  
a completed structure must not be used during site construction or the ‘clean-
up’ period. Cement and plaster dust is extremely abrasive and can advance 
bearing wear.

Where fans are to be put in to service for commissioning they must be protected 
from the airborne contaminants prevalent under construction site conditions.

Where fans are to be put in to ‘normal’ service in a completed or part 
completed building the end user, tenant, occupier etc. must be informed of the 
maintenance requirements detailed in the relevant product installation and  
maintenance documents.

Where fans are to be stored or bonded for extensive periods either in warehouse, 
under site conditions or in the installed state we make the following additional 
recommendations;Motors should be stored at ambient temperatures  between - 
16°C and +50°C and at relative humidity (RH) below 90% RH. 

Turn fan and motor shafts at three monthly intervals to prevent  
the brinelling effect on the bearings. Brinelling is a flattening or 
settlement of the shaft in the bearing housing.

For extensive storage periods and particularly where the motors may be exposed 
to high RH levels, special precautions and restart requirements may be required. 
For further advice contact the Nuaire technical help line below.

9.0 WARRANTY

This product comes with a 1 year warranty. The warranty starts from the day of 
delivery and includes parts and labour for the first year. 

This warranty is void if the equipment is modified without authorisation, is 
incorrectly applied, misused, disassembled, or not installed, commissioned and 
maintained in accordance with the details contained in this manual and general 
good practice.

The product warranty applies to the UK mainland and in accordance with Clause 
14 of our Conditions of Sale. Customers purchasing from outside of the UK 
should contact Nuaire International Sales office for further details.

10.0 AFTER SALES

For technical assistance or further product information, including spare parts and 
replacement components, please contact the After Sales Department.

Tel: 02920 858 400

Impeller Tip to Case Minimum Clearance

Case Diameter (mm)

Minimum Tip Clearance (mm)

250

1

315

2

350

2

400

2

450

2

500

2

560

2

630

2

710

2.5

800

3

900

3.5

1000

4

1120

5

1250

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Table 2: Minimum tip clearences.

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