Harbor Breeze BRADBURY BRD48BNK6LR User Manual

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Harbor Breeze BRADBURY BRD48BNK6LR Specifications

General

Brand	Harbor Breeze
Model	BRADBURY BRD48BNK6LR
Fan Type	Ceiling Fan
Blade Span	48 inches
Number of Blades	6
Motor Type	AC Motor
Light Kit Included	Yes
Control Type	Pull Chain
Finish	Brushed Nickel
Mounting Options	Downrod mount
Number of Speeds	3
Indoor/Outdoor	Indoor
Blade Material	Wood
Reversible Motor	Yes

Summary

Safety Information and Compliance

FCC Compliance Notice for Remote Control

Information regarding the fan's compliance with FCC rules for digital devices and radio frequency energy.

General Safety Precautions

Initial safety warnings and instructions before proceeding with installation or operation.

Safety Warnings and Precautions

Electrical and Mounting Hazards

Warnings about electrical connections, outlet box support, and safe mounting practices.

Handling and Installation Risks

Precautions for handling parts, electrical wiring, and using correct parts for installation.

Operational and Installation Safety

Operational Safety Guidelines

Warnings about using dimmer switches, bending blades, and using only provided fan parts.

Installation Cautions

Cautions regarding proper grounding, checking connections, and not tampering with LED components.

Package Contents

Component Identification

Visual guide to identify all parts of the ceiling fan assembly using lettered diagrams.

Preparation and Initial Installation Steps

Preparation Checklist

Steps to take before assembly, including checking parts, tools, and estimated assembly time.

Power Disconnection

Critical step to turn off power at the circuit breaker before starting installation to prevent electrical shock.

Mounting Method and Clearance Requirements

Mounting Method Selection

Choosing between downrod mount (standard/angled) and closemount (standard) based on ceiling type and angle.

Clearance Requirements

Ensuring minimum 30-inch blade clearance from obstructions and 7-foot blade height from the floor.

Downrod-Style Fan Mounting - Part 1

Downrod Preparation

Removing motor blocks and preparing the downrod and motor yoke for assembly.

Inserting Downrod and Wires

Threading the downrod through the canopy and yoke cover, guiding wires from the motor housing.

Downrod-Style Fan Mounting - Part 2

Securing Downrod Assembly

Inserting and tightening the downrod pin, clip, and set screws in the motor yoke.

Lead Wire Preparation

Instructions for cutting and stripping lead wires if necessary for easier wiring.

Fan Mounting Methods - Final Steps

Hanging Ball Installation

Installing the downrod's hanging ball into the mounting bracket, ensuring correct alignment.

Closemount Canopy Removal

Removing the canopy cover for the closemount installation method.

Wiring and Closemount Fan Attachment

Closemount Fan Attachment

Attaching the canopy to the motor housing and temporarily hanging the fan.

Wiring Safety Warnings

Essential warnings about wire connectors, grounding, wire colors, and dimmer switch usage.

Wiring Connections for Remote Control

Remote Control Wiring

Connecting the remote control receiver wires to the fan and supply wires.

Wire Connection Guide

Specific instructions for connecting ground, AC input, and motor wires for proper fan operation.

Wiring Completion and Receiver Placement

Securing Wire Connections

Wrapping wire connectors with tape and organizing wires within the outlet box for safety.

Remote Receiver Installation

Placing the remote control receiver into the mounting bracket and noting its operational requirements.

Final Installation - Fan Assembly

Canopy Attachment

Securing the fan canopy to the mounting bracket using specific screws and alignment.

Blade Arm and Blade Assembly

Attaching blades to blade arms and then attaching blade arms to the motor housing using screws and washers.

Final Installation - Light Kit and Motor Plate

Motor Plate and Fitter Plate Installation

Securing the motor plate and fitter plate to the motor housing using screws.

LED Light Kit Wiring

Connecting the wires from the LED light kit to the motor housing wires.

Final Installation - Shade and Remote Bracket

LED Light Kit and Shade Attachment

Securing the LED light kit and attaching the shade to the fitter plate.

Remote Control Bracket Installation

Instructions for mounting the bracket for the remote control transmitter on a wall.

Operating Instructions - Remote Control Setup

Remote Control Programming Note

A note about the remote's ability to program multiple receivers and disabling others if needed.

Battery Installation

Step-by-step guide for inserting the battery into the remote control transmitter with safety warnings.

Operating Instructions - Fan Control and Reverse

Remote Control Testing and Storage

Procedures for testing the remote's learning process and proper storage.

Remote Control Button Functions

Explanation of buttons for fan speed, light control, and dimming.

Fan Reverse Switch Operation

Using the reverse switch for summer (downward airflow) or winter (upward airflow).

Care and Maintenance

Regular Fan Maintenance

Instructions for checking screws, cleaning the motor housing, and cleaning the blades.

Maintenance Safety Precautions

Emphasizing shutting off power before maintenance and avoiding water or damp cloths for cleaning.

Troubleshooting Common Fan Issues

Fan Movement Issues

Troubleshooting steps for when the fan does not move, including checking the reverse switch and wiring.

Operational Noise and Wobble

Solutions for noisy operation and excessive wobbling, such as tightening screws or balancing blades.

Lighting Issues

Diagnosing and fixing problems with the fan's light not working, checking wiring and wall switch.

Warranty and Replacement Parts

Warranty Coverage and Service

Details on the warranty period, what it covers, exclusions, and the process for obtaining service.

Replacement Parts Information

Contact details and a list of common replacement parts with their corresponding part numbers.