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Builders 42" CF I&O 2084538
4.
Lift Motor Housing
Assembly and hang on
Mounting Plate with
Hook provided,
through one of the
three Holes in the
Canopy. (Figure 13)
Hanging Hook
Blue and Black (Hot)
White (Neutral)
Green (Ground)
Wire. Lockwashers and Capnuts are important to the safety of your
installation. They must be correctly secured in order for your Fan to operate
properly. During their installation, you must support the weight of the Fan
and not allow it to hang by its Wire Connections.
8.
While holding the Fan in place with one hand, turn on finger tight, two of the
three Capnuts without the Lockwasher to temporarily support the Fan. Use
both hands to assemble the third Nut and Lockwasher and tighten with an
Adjustable End Wrench. Remove and reassemble the other Nuts, one at a
time, adding a Lockwasher and retightening. (Figure 15)
5.
If the wiring to the Electrical Box is enclosed in Electrical Conduit Pipe,
the Ground Wire may not be present. The Conduit itself could serve as the
Ground.
GROUNDING:
6.
Romex (plastic sheathed) Cable:
If Romex Cable was used to wire the
Electrical Box, connect the Green Ground Wire from the Fan and the
Jumper Wire from the Mounting Plate to the Ground Wire in the Romex
(plastic sheathed) Cable using a listed Wire Nut.
6a. Conduit Pipe: If the wiring to the Electrical Box is enclosed in Electrical
Conduit Pipe, connect a Ground Wire (not supplied) to the Ground Screw
in the Electrical Box. Attach the other end of this lead to the Green Ground
Wire from the Fan and the Jumper Wire from the Plate using a listed Wire
Nut.
7.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY:
Connect the Fan Motor White Wire to the supply
White (Neutral) Wire using a listed Wire Nut . Connect the Fan Motor Black
Wire and Blue Wire to the Supply Black (Hot) Wire using a listed Wire Nut.
Your Fan is now wired to be turned on and off from the Fan (Pull Chain)
Switch. (Figure 14) With Wire Nuts turned upward, place Green and White
Connections to one side of Box and Black and Blue Connections towards the
other side and push carefully up into Electrical Box.
Electrical
Box
Mounting
Plate
Green Ground
Jumper Wire
CLOSE TO THE CEILING MOUNTING
Continued
CAUTION: To avoid possible electrical shock, be sure electricity is turned
off at the Main Fuse Box before wiring.
3.
Insert Wires from Electrical Box through the 2" diameter Hole in center of
Mounting Plate. Attach the Mounting Plate to the Electrical Box marked
"Acceptable For Fan Support" using the Screws provided with the Outlet Box.
Place it through one of the #8 Internal Tooth Lockwashers and the Slotted
Hole in Plate and Screw it to the Electrical Box. Insert the second Screw
through the other Lockwasher, through the Ground Jumper Ring Terminal,
through the other Slotted Hole in the Mounting Plate and Screw into the
Electrical Box. Securely tighten both Screws. (Figure 12)
#8 Internal Tooth
Lockwasher
1.
Remove Tape marked "Light Kit" from the two Wires hanging from the
Ceiling Fan Lid. Unscrew Light Kit Wire Nuts and allow Wires to be
exposed. Connect Fan's Blue Wire with Black Wire from the Light Kit
Housing, using Light Kit Wire Nut supplied. Connect the White Wire of
the Light Kit Housing to the White Wire of the Ceiling Fan using Wire Nut
supplied. (Figure 18)
2.
Being careful not to pinch any Wires, slide Light Kit Housing over Ceiling
Fan Lid. Align Slot in Light Kit Housing around Pull Chain Switch. By
using the #4 x 5/16" Phillips Pan Head Screws (3), secure the Light Kit
Housing to the Ceiling Fan Lid. (Figure 18) DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
LIGHT KIT ASSEMBLY AND ATTACHMENT
M6-1x12
Phillips Pan
Head Screw
Blade
Bracket
Motor Hub
2.
Place one of the M6-1 x 12 Phillips Pan Head Screws into one of the
recessed Holes in the Blade Bracket.
3.
Turn Screw until it mates with threaded Hole in Hub. Do not tighten Screw
completely at this time. (Figure 17)
4.
Install the second
Screw in the same
manner, then tighten
both Screws firmly.
5.
Install the remaining
Blade assemblies by
repeating the above
steps.
1.
Using three #10-32 x 1/2" Phillips Washer Head Screws, secure one
Bracket to each of the Blades. Complete this assembly before attaching
Blades to the Ceiling Fan. (Figure 16)
#10-32 x 1/2" Phillips
Washerhead Screw
Blade
Bracket
Blade
Screw
Capnut
Lockwasher
BLADE ASSEMBLY AND ATTACHMENT
Remove the plastic packing
pieces from the bottom of the
Fan. (Figure to the right)
NOTE: The Blades should be attached to the Fan Motor after it is hung
and wired as previously shown. If the Blades are attached while the Motor
is on the floor, the Blade Brackets could get bent, causing the Fan to
wobble.
Reversing
Switch
Reversing
Switch
Screw
Remove
Remove
Mounting Screw
(See HANGING
AND WIRING
Instructions)
FIGURE 12
FIGURE 13
FIGURE 14
NOTE: Check to see that all Connections are tight, including Ground, and
that no Bare Wire is visible at the Wire Nuts, except for the Ground
FIGURE 15
FIGURE 16
FIGURE 17
New 5/99
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2084538 The Ceiling Fan you have purchased is warranted by the manufacturer for
one year from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship and/or
materials. The Motor is warranted for ten years. This warranty means that
only the parts that prove to be defective during the period of warranty will
be either repaired or replaced at our option. The right is reserved by the
manufacturer to replace the whole product in lieu thereof. Should repair
become necessary during the warranty period, write to: AIRKING c/o
LASKO METAL PRODUCTS, INC., Appliance Service Dept., 820
Lincoln Ave., West Chester PA 19380. Describe the problem you are
having. DO NOT SEND FAN!
This warranty does not apply if the damage occurs because of accident,
improper handling, installation or operation, shipping damage, abuse,
misuse, unauthorized repairs made or attempted, or use of the product in
commercial service. ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,
LAST FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE, EXCEPT
FOR THE MOTOR. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER LIABILITY
FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR ANY CAUSE
WHATSOEVER. Some states do not allow limitations on how long any
implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages, so that the above limitation or exclusion may not
apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may
have other rights that vary from state to state.
FOR REPLACEMENT PARTS: Please call 1-800-966-2028, MONDAY -
FRIDAY, BETWEEN the HOURS of 8 AM and 4 PM EST. Reference the
type and style of product when you call.
FOR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ABOUT YOUR CEILING FAN:
Please call 1-800-233-0268, MONDAY - FRIDAY, BETWEEN the HOURS
of 8 AM and 4 PM EST.
3.
Attach Glassware to Light Kit Fitters. Check to be sure that Screws
securing Glassware are only finger tight. (Figure 19)
4.
Before restoring electrical
power, attach Pull Chains with
Pendants to the Beaded Chains
on side of Switch Housing.
Then attach second Chain with
Pendant to Beaded Chain
underneath Light Kit Housing.
5.
Install 3 Bulbs before operating
Fan. Maximum 60 watts each.
1.
Restore electrical power to the Electrical Box by turning the electricity on
at the Main Fuse Box.
2.
Check the operation of the Fan by
gently pulling the Chain Switch.
3.
If airflow is desired in opposite direction,
turn your Fan off and wait for the Blades
to stop turning, then slide the Reversing
Switch once (Figure 20) to opposite
position, and turn Fan on again. The Fan
Blades will turn in the opposite direction
and reverse the airflow.
4.
Your Ceiling Fan is equipped with a four
position, three speed Pull Chain Switch:
1st Pull = Hi
3rd Pull = Low
2nd Pull = Med
4th Pull = Off.
USING YOUR CEILING FAN AND LIGHT KIT
Blue Wire
Black Wire
Ceiling
Fan Lid
#4 x 5/16"
Phillips Pan
Head Screw
Light Kit
Housing
Fitter Screw
White Wires
Pull Chain
Fan Switch
Pull Chain
Light Switch
Reversing Switch
FIGURE 18
FIGURE 19
FIGURE 20
IMPORTANT CARE INSTRUCTIONS for your Ceiling Fan: Periodic clean-
ing of your new Ceiling Fan is the only maintenance that is needed. When
cleaning, use only a soft brush or lint free cloth to avoid scratching the
finish. Abrasive cleaning agents are not required and should be avoided to
prevent damage to finish. A light coat of furniture polish may be applied to
Blades for added protection. Do not use water when cleaning your Ceiling
Fan. It could damage the Motor or the Blades and create the possibility of
an electrical shock or fire.
MAINTENANCE
TEN YEAR WARRANTY
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Date of Purchase
PROBABLE CAUSE
PROBLEM
SUGGESTED REMEDY
1. Fan will not start.
1.
Wall switch is turned OFF.
1.
Turn wall switch to the ON position.
2.
Fuse or Circuit breaker blown or OFF.
2.
Check main and branch fuse or circuit breaker.
3.
Loose power connections to the Fan or
3.
Check Line Wire Connections to Fan and Switch Wire
loose Switch Wires.
Connections in Switch Housing.
4.
ON-OFF Pull Chain in the OFF positions.
4.
Pull Chain once.
5.
Reversing Switch not in engaged position.
5.
Slide Switch completely to left or right.
2. Fan soun