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3. Wiring instructions

ASSEMBLY

IMPORTANT: 

If you are not sure if the electrical outlet box and fan are grounded, contact a 

licensed electrician for advice. They must be grounded for safe operation.

WARNING: 

before wiring.

Between fan and receiver:
·    Connect the black wire marked “L” from the fan to the black wire marked “TO MOTOR L” from the receiver.
·    Connect the blue wire marked “FOR LIGHT” from the fan to the blue wire marked “FOR LIGHT” from the

     

     receiver.
·    Connect the white wire marked “N” from the fan to the WHITE wire marked “TO MOTOR N” from the receiver.
Between receiver and mains :
·    Connect the black live wire marked “AC IN L” from the receiver to the live wire (typically black) from the
     outlet box.
·    Connect the white neutral wire marked “AC IN N ” from the receiver to the neutral wire (typically white) from
     the outlet box.
·    Connect the green ground wires from the mounting bracket and hanging ball to the ground wire (bare or
     green) from the outlet box.

Assembly

 

 Remote and Receiver Pairing

  

Codes are set by pushing the location of the dip switches located on the transmitter and receiver 
up or down.  It is important that the code used for both the remote and receiver are identical for 
the two devices to be able to communicate; otherwise the  remote will not be able to control 
the fan.   

  
 
  

  If you plan to install more than one fan then each fan will require the remote and receive to 
  use a unique code, or else one remote will be able to control more than one fan. 

   

Installing Receiver Assembly

Once the connection has been made, the receiver inserts into the drop rod hanging bracket. 
The canopy comes up to cover the receiver and bracket .

         

Downrod

Receiver

Antenna:
DO NOT CUT

OR SPLICE

Summary of Contents for 052-6972-6

Page 1: ...052 6972 6 IMPORTANT Please read and understand this manual before any assembly Before beginning assembly of product make sure all parts are present Compare parts with exploded view If any part is missing or if you have any questions contact customer service at 1 866 827 4985 toll free V 3 2016 ...

Page 2: ... safety instructions 2 Rules for safe installation 2 Tools required for assembly 3 Assembly 3 Operation 7 Maintenance 8 Care and cleaning 8 Troubleshooting 8 Environmental protection 9 Warranty 10 Table of Contents IMPORTANT RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND READ CAREFULLY ...

Page 3: ...ng Bracket Downrod Canopy Screw Cover Housing Fan Assembly Fan Blade Light Kit LED Lamp Glass Shade 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 No Description Qty M N 1 Remote Control 1 Receiver Parts Pack Balance Pack Exploded View EXPLODED VIEW A B C D E F G I J K L M 1 1 H N ...

Page 4: ...ing Position the ceiling fan on or near hot surfaces such as stove tops or near open flames Expose the ceiling fan to rain or moisture Operate the ceiling fan outdoors or with wet hands Use the reverse switch while the fan blades are in motion This could result in damage to the ceiling fan RULES FOR SAFE INSTALLATION This ceiling fan is designed for household use only and not for commercial applica...

Page 5: ...tion sheet 1 2 3 ASSEMBLY Preparing for installation Getting ready Unpack and inspect carefully to make sure all parts are included and not damaged see Fig 1 Lay all pieces out on a working space possible electric shock see Fig 2 Choosing a location for the ceiling fan 32 81 3 cm from adjacent walls or obstructions Choose a location where there is a high enough ceiling clearance at least 6 11 2 1 ...

Page 6: ... a on the mounting bracket see Fig 7 With the mounting bracket holding the fan assembly follow wiring instructions step 3 Assembly a b Outlet box screw Lock washer Drill two mounting holes in the ceiling joist Securely an outlet box marked Acceptable for Fan Support using the supplied outlet box screws with lock washers see Fig 4b Securely attach the mounting bracket to an outlet box marked Accept...

Page 7: ...IN N from the receiver to the neutral wire typically white from the outlet box Connect the green ground wires from the mounting bracket and hanging ball to the ground wire bare or green from the outlet box Assembly Remote and Receiver Pairing Codes are set by pushing the location of the dip switches located on the transmitter and receiver up or down It is important that the code used for both the ...

Page 8: ...re the fan light up to the bottom of the motor with fan light screws see Fig 12b Secure the fan light up to the bottom of the motor with fan light screws see Fig 12a 7 Mounting light kit glass Install the glass shade by screwing it onto the central fan fixture Make sure the glass shade is securely attached but DO NOT over tighten see Fig 13 ASSEMBLY Assembly When wires are matched up connect them b...

Page 9: ...dim or brighten lights to the desired level and release only for the tungsten bulb REVERSE ROTATION Turn on the fan with reserse rotation Note Do not use the reverse switch when the fan blades are in motion On this setting the fan will turn counter clockwise warmer weather to circulate the hot air away from your living space see Fig 14 On this setting the fan will turn clockwise Use this function ...

Page 10: ... Possible reason Blade screws are loose The mounting bracket or canopy is loose Screws securing decorative housing to hanger are loose Lamp shades or bulbs are loose Screws securing downrod to hanger are loose Wire connectors are vibrating against the inside of canopy Light kit or light bulb is not firmly attached Canopy is rattling against ceiling Motor housing screws have come loose Fuse is blown...

Page 11: ...r rotation to stop Use the eraser end of a pencil to change the forward reverse slide switch Place fan in the centre of the room so there is at least 12 30 cm between the end of the blades and walls or other obstructions Make sure that screws which attach fan blade clips to motor are fastened and tightened Tighten screws of fan blade to blade clip securely Ensure that canopy and mounting bracket a...

Page 12: ...after a reasonable period of use d This warranty will not apply to routine maintenance and consumable items such as but not limited to fuel lubricants vacuum bags blades belts sandpaper bits fluids tune ups or adjustments e This warranty will not apply where damage is caused by repairs made or attempted by others i e persons not authorized by the manufacturer f This warranty will not apply to any p...

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