Harbor Breeze 40092 User Manual

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Harbor Breeze 40092 Specifications

General

Brand	Harbor Breeze
Model	40092
Category	Fan
Language	English

Summary

Safety Information

General Installation Precautions

Ensure proper power disconnection, electrical compliance, and adequate installation clearance before assembly.

Component Specific Safety

Adhere to specific electrical, mounting, wiring, and component handling safety guidelines to prevent hazards.

Preparation

Parts Verification and Handling

Verify all parts are present and undamaged before assembly; handle motor carefully to avoid finish damage.

Estimated Assembly Time

The estimated time required for product assembly is 120 minutes.

Initial Installation

Power Disconnection

Turn off circuit breakers and wall switch to disconnect power before starting installation.

Mounting Method Selection

Determine the appropriate mounting method (Downrod, Angle, Flushmount, Closemount) for your ceiling.

Clearance Verification

Ensure fan blades have at least 30 in. clearance from obstructions and 7 ft. from the floor.

Initial Installation

Mounting Bracket Installation

Securely attach the mounting bracket to the outlet box using appropriate hardware for fan support.

Motor Screw Removal

Remove motor screws from the underside of the motor assembly before proceeding with mounting instructions.

Standard or Angle Mounting

Downrod Preparation

Remove downrod pin and clip, then loosen motor housing set screws before inserting downrod.

Downrod Insertion and Wiring

Insert downrod through canopy and yoke cover, threading wires through downrod.

Standard or Angle Mounting

Securing the Downrod

Slide downrod into yoke, align holes, re-install clip and pin, then tighten set screws.

Lead Wire Preparation

Cut lead wires to length if necessary, ensuring 8 inches of wire remains above the downrod.

Standard or Angle Mounting

Wire Stripping and Preparation

Strip insulation from wires as needed and twist strands together using pliers.

Downrod Ball Installation

Install downrod ball into mounting bracket, aligning slot with tab to prevent rotation and ensure safety.

Receiver Installation

Insert the receiver into the mounting bracket with the flat side facing the ceiling.

Closemount Instructions

Canopy Cover Removal

Remove the canopy cover from the bottom of the canopy before proceeding with closemount installation.

Canopy Attachment to Motor

Align the canopy with motor assembly holes and secure it using closemount screws.

Hanging Fan on Bracket

Raise the fan and place the canopy onto the hook of the mounting bracket.

Wiring

Wiring Connection Instructions

Connect fan wires to supply wires using specified colors (Green/Ground, Red, Black, White, Blue).

Securing Wire Connections

Wrap electrical tape around each wire connector to secure the connections properly.

Wiring

Tucking Wires into Outlet Box

Gently push all wires and connectors upward into the outlet box, ensuring no bare wires are visible.

Final Installation

Canopy Attachment to Ceiling

Align canopy keyholes with mounting bracket screws, then rotate clockwise to secure to the ceiling.

Final Canopy Securing

Secure the canopy using the previously removed mounting bracket screws, tightening all four screws.

Final Installation

Blade Attachment to Blade Arm

Align blade holes with pins on blade arm, push pins through, and twist lock counterclockwise to secure.

Blade Arm Attachment to Motor

Align blade arm holes with motor assembly, attach using motor screws, and tighten securely.

Final Installation

Light Kit Preparation

Remove nut, screws, and plug button from the light kit and switch housing cap.

Switch Housing Cap Assembly

Assemble the switch housing cap to the light kit rod and secure it with the nut.

Light Kit Wiring

Connect white wire from switch housing to white wire from light kit, and blue wire to black wire.

Final Installation

Light Kit Attachment

Assemble the light kit to the switch housing using the previously removed switch housing screws.

Bulb Installation

Install bulbs into the sockets on the light kit, ensuring they are cool before replacement.

Glass Shade Preparation

Remove the rubber washer, nut, end cap, and finial from the light kit before attaching the glass shade.

Final Installation

Glass Shade and Pull Chain Assembly

Feed pull chains through shade and finial, secure with washer and nut, then attach finial to light kit rod.

Pull Chain Extension Attachment

Attach pull chain extensions to the fan and light pull chains for easier operation.

Light Kit Omission

If not using the light kit, push wires back and install switch housing cap, then attach pull chain extension.

Operating Instructions

Fan Speed Control

Use the pull chain labeled FAN to select HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW speed, or turn the fan OFF.

Fan Reverse Switch Operation

Use the reverse switch on the housing to change airflow direction for seasonal comfort (Sun for down, Snowflake for up).

Operating Instructions

Remote Control Battery Installation

Insert the 12-volt battery into the remote control and replace the battery cover.

Remote Control Functions

Operate fan speed, turn fan off, and control light (on/off, dimming) using the remote control buttons.

Care and Maintenance

Regular Cleaning and Tightening

Clean the fan housing and blades, and tighten all screws twice a year for optimal performance.

Bulb Replacement Guidelines

Use 40-watt max. candelabra-base incandescent bulbs or CFL equivalent; shut off power before replacement.

Troubleshooting

Fan Does Not Move

Check reverse switch, wall switch, fuse, and wire connections if the fan fails to move.

Fan is Noisy

Address noise by checking blade tightness/balance, wall control compatibility, break-in period, and secure mounting.

Troubleshooting

Excessive Wobbling Issues

Resolve wobbling by tightening loose blades/arms, balancing blades, securing mounting, adjusting downrod, or tightening yoke set screw.

Lights Not Working

Troubleshoot lights by reinstalling bulbs, checking light kit plugs, wire connections, or ensuring total wattage is under 190W.

Remote Control Malfunctions

Fix remote issues by syncing the remote with the receiver or replacing the battery.

Lifetime Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage and Limitations

Covers defects in workmanship/materials for lifetime (fan motor) or one year (other parts), excluding damage from misuse or weather.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Present proof of purchase; customer is responsible for removal/reinstallation costs; unauthorized service invalidates warranty.

Replacement Parts List

Part Identification and Numbers

Lists all fan parts (A-N, HW) with descriptions and corresponding part numbers for different models.