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On/Off Button.
Press this button to switch on the fan. It is pre
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set to run on
normal fan mode at fan speed 10. Press the button again
will return the fan back to standby mode.
Auto Shutdown
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Energy Saver Function.
The fan will turn off automatically within 12 hrs of last
adjustment on the control panel.
Display Auto Off
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Energy Saver Function
When the fan is running, the display will automatically
switch off in approximately 30 seconds.
The display will switch back on when you make any
changes to the setting
.
Drive Plate.
Rotate this dial to access all pre
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programmed modes or ad-
just fan speed, can be rotated clock or anticlockwise.
Function Button.
When fan is running press this button to activate /
deactivate oscillation.
Press and hold down the button, to access the timer
function.
To program on/off timer function.
Press this button to set timer on. Rotate drive plate
clockwise for time intervals, 0.5 to 8 (1/2 hrs to 8 hrs).
When the fan is running, press this button to set timer by
repeating the same steps above, Timer mode can be
cancelled by holding down the button again.
Control Panel
BATTERY FOR REMOTE CONTROLLER
1.
The Remote Control requires 1 x CR2032 battery
2.
Slide down battery cover and insert battery. Check that the + sign
is facing upwards.
Storage.
The product can be stored when not in use. We recommend using
the original box. It is important to keep it safe in a dry environment.
You must remove the battery from remote control. Prior to storage.
MAINT CLEANING
1.
Switch off and unplug from the power supply before cleaning
2.
Clean the surface with a moist soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive detergent or solvents.
3.
Do not allow water or other liquid to run into the interior of the product, as this
could create fire or electrical hazard.
4.
It is recommended to periodically clean this appliance by carefully vacuuming the fan guards to
remove any dust or dirt that have accumulated.
Drive Plate
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