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HAMPTON BAY Bercello Estates II User Manual

HAMPTON BAY Bercello Estates II
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HAMPTON BAY Bercello Estates II Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHAMPTON BAY
ModelBercello Estates II
CategoryFan
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Rules and Instructions

Avoid Solid-State Controls

Do not use solid-state fan speed controls to prevent permanent damage to the fan's electronic circuitry.

Blade Holder Handling

Do not bend blade holders during installation, balancing, or cleaning; avoid inserting foreign objects between blades.

Outlet Box Mounting Requirements

Mount fan only to UL-listed outlet boxes marked for fan support, using provided screws.

Wattage Limiter Compliance

The fan has a 190W limiter; exceeding this may prevent the light kit from working.

Unpacking and Component Check

Damaged or Missing Parts Warning

Do not install or use the fan if any part is damaged or missing. Contact support.

Fan Installation Guide

Mounting Options and Requirements

Details on how to mount the fan, including requirements for outlet boxes and support structures.

Safe Mounting for Fan Support

Mount fan only to UL-listed outlet boxes marked for fan support using provided screws.

Hanging the Fan Assembly

Cotter Pin Installation Criticality

Proper installation of the cotter pin is critical to prevent the fan from loosening and falling.

Connecting Fan to Electrical Box

Outlet Box and Screw Compatibility

Mount fan only to an outlet box or supporting system marked acceptable for fan support and use provided mounting screws.

Hanger Ball and Groove Seating

Ensure the tab in the ring rests in the hanger ball groove to prevent wiring damage.

Electrical Connection Procedures

Electrical Safety Before Wiring

Ensure electricity is turned off at the main fuse box before performing any wiring.

Remote Transmitter Range

The fan must be installed within 40 feet of the transmitter for optimal signal transmission.

Avoid Wall Dimmer Switches

Do not use the fan with a wall light dimmer switch, as it may cause malfunction.

Finalizing Fan Installation Steps

Wire Connection Tightness

Ensure all connections, including ground, are tight and no bare wire is visible except for the ground wire.

Canopy Attachment Alignment

Ensure the tab on the hanger bracket sits in the hanger ball groove before attaching the canopy.

Light Kit Compatibility

Electrical diagrams are for reference; use only UL-listed light kits suitable for this fan.

Attaching and Balancing Fan Blades

Blade Holder Integrity

Do not bend blade holders during installation, balancing, or cleaning; avoid inserting objects between blades.

Fan Wobble Correction

Procedure to correct fan wobble by checking blade levels and using the balancing kit.

Mounting Plate Installation

Disconnect Power for Installation

Always disconnect power at the circuit breaker or fuse box before starting installation to prevent electric shock.

Light Kit Installation

Pre-Installation Power Disconnection

Always disconnect power at the circuit breaker or fuse box before starting installation to prevent electric shock.

Light Kit Wattage Limitation

Exceeding the 190W limit for the light kit may prevent it from functioning.

Remote Transmitter Operation

Battery Installation

Install 12V MN21/A23 battery; remove if not used for long periods to prevent damage.

Fan Speed Control

Use HI, MED, LOW buttons to set fan speed; OFF button turns the fan off.

Light Control and Brightness

Use the light button to turn the light ON/OFF or press and hold to set desired brightness.

Fan Direction and Speed Settings

Reverse Switch Operation

Slide switch to Left for warm weather (downward airflow), Right for cool weather (upward airflow).

Warm Weather Cooling Effect

Downward airflow creates a cooling effect, allowing higher AC settings.

Cool Weather Heating Airflow

Upward airflow moves warm air off the ceiling, allowing lower heating settings.

Fan Care and Troubleshooting

Regular Connection Checks

Check support connections, brackets, and blade attachments twice a year for security.

Cleaning Fan Blades

Use a soft brush or lint-free cloth for cleaning; avoid water to prevent damage.

Fan Not Starting Troubleshooting

Check fuses, wiring connections, and transmitter/receiver frequency settings.

Noisy Fan Troubleshooting

Ensure motor housing screws are snug, check blade holder screws, and allow break-in period.

Light Kit Not Working

Check wattage limit (190W); relamp with bulbs under limit and reset power.

Fan Specifications

Performance Metrics by Speed

Details fan size, speed, voltage, amps, watts, RPM, CFM, and weight.

Lifetime Limited Warranty

Motor and Parts Warranty Duration

Motor warranted for lifetime; other parts for one year. Proof of purchase required.

Warranty Exclusions

Excludes damage from accident, misuse, improper installation, or accessory affixing.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Present original receipt; costs of removal/reinstallation are customer's responsibility.

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