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1. Clean according to above instructions.
2. Retain the original packaging to store your fan.
3. Always store in a clean, dry place.
4. Never store while still plugged in.
5. Never wrap cord tightly around the fan or put any stress on the cord where it enters the fan as it
could cause the cord to fray or break.
If your fan fails to operate, please try these possible solutions:
PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE
SOLUTION
Fan is not turning on.
A. Fan is not plugged into a
120V AC, 60Hz
polarized
outlet/receptacle.
B. Breaker has tripped or
fuse has been blown.
A. Ensure unit is in the OFF
position. Plug in unit and
attempt to turn on again.
B. Please check your electrical
box to confirm the breaker
has not been tripped. Ensure
unit is in OFF position. Plug
in unit and attempt to turn on
again.
C. Attempt to plug unit into
another outlet.
Oscillation function is not
working.
The oscillation pin has not
been activated.
Simply pull press the oscillation pin
down to start the oscillation
function. This can be done while
the fan is operating.
Fan is on but air coming
out of it is not strong
enough.
There is dust built up at the
back of the fan.
Turn fan OFF and unplug. Using a
soft, dry cloth, wipe the back of the
grille to remove any dust build-up.
Plug in unit and turn fan back ON to
resume normal operation.
PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN OR REPAIR THE FAN YOURSELF. DOING SO CAN
CAUSE DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY.
STORING YOUR FAN
TROUBLESHOOTING
