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Installation & Operating Instructions for the
Owner’s Installation ,Manual
WARNING: SHUT POWER OFF AT FUSE OR CIRCUIT BREAKER
IMPORTANT FACTS
FAN OPERATION
All electric motors, including fan motors make some noise and may feel hot to touch - this is not a fault. Ceiling fans tend to move during operation as they are not generally
rigid-mounted. Rigid mounted ceiling fans generate excessive vibration and stress on their mountings.
Movement of a couple of centimetres is quite normal and does not suggest the fan will fall down.
Please note - all ceiling fans are not the same, even in the same model some may move more or less than others.
Fan lights can rattle, if they are not supplied with the fan. They are not covered by warranty.
A ceiling fan is an environmentally smart choice when it comes to cooling as well as helping to warm your room. You should see a reduction in both cooling and heating
costs by regular use of your fans.
Do not hesitate to use your fans in both summer and winter months.
In summer fans should be set to spin in anti clockwise direction blowing down cool breeze.
In winter, fan should be set to spin in clock wise direction so that an upward airflow will push warm air off the ceiling and circulate it downwards into the living areas. In
winter months use the fan on a lower speed than in summer.
NORMAL WEAR AND TEARt
Threaded components working slightly loose, or blade carriers becoming slightly bent due to vigorous cleaning or bumping can cause extra wobble and noise. This is not
covered under warranty, but a little care and maintenance can reduce or prevent this problem.
NIGHT NOISES
This is the biggest cause of service calls, which are outside the manufacturer’s warranty. If a fan has a fault it will be noticeable at all times. Naturally when everything is
quiet at night you will be more inclined to hear small noises, which may not be noticeable at other times. Even slight signals super imposed in your electricity supply for off
peak hot water control may cause a change in the fan motor noise. This is normal.
