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1. Unscrew the set screws from the MOTOR.
2. Set the REAR GUARD in its proper position. Please make sure the REAR GUARD fits
securely against the motor housing.
3. Attach the REAR GUARD by inserting and tightening the screws to the motor (through
the eyelets on the guard).
4. Insert the BLADE on the motor shaft until it reaches a stopping point and the SET
SCREW is in line with the flat groove on the SHAFT.
NOTE
: Be sure the set screw of the blade is facing the motor of the fan.
5. Securely tighten the BLADE set screw.
CAUTION:
Do not alter angle of blade.
6. Center the FRONT GUARD by aligning the logo on the logo plate so it is horizontal and
parallel with the floor.
7. Combine the FRONT GUARD with REAR GUARD by fastening screws.
8. Completely tighten GRILLE SCREW on FRONT GUARD and into REAR GUARD.
Before Each Use
Place fan on flat, stable surface.
Operating Instructions
1. Plug fan into grounded power outlet.
2.
Direct fan to area of desired air flow. Select speed for cooling.
TO ADJUST AIRFLOW UPWARD OR DOWNWARD:
o
Loosen the POSITION KNOB first, then loosen the NUT of the PIVOT BOLT. Tilt
fan head to the desired angle then firmly tighten the POSITION KNOB, then
tighten the NUT of the PIVOT BOLT.
SPEED CONTROL:
Set switch to LOW, or HIGH speeds or OFF respectively.
NOTE: It is normal for the motor to feel warm to touch after continuous operation. This fan features a
thermostat that will automatically shut off should it overheat for any reason. If this happens,
immediately unplug the fan from the outlet. Wait approximately 15 minutes before plugging back in.
After Each Use
Be sure fan speed control is in OFF position
Maintenance
Maintain your fan.
It is recommended that the general condition of any fan be examined before it
is used. Keep your fan in good repair by adopting a program of conscientious repair and maintenance.
Have necessary repairs made by qualified service personnel.
Lubrication.
Apply a small amount of lubricant oil into bearing room of the shaft (#7) by the hole of
the motor (#8). If fan is used continuously, this should be done every three months. If fan does not run
continuously, lubrication should take place once every six months.
