The provided document is a user manual for the Harbor Breeze Brackenridge Fan, model HTE22025. This device is a ceiling fan designed for residential use, offering both air circulation and lighting functionalities. The manual provides detailed instructions for assembly, installation, operation, and maintenance, along with safety information, troubleshooting tips, and a replacement part list.
Function Description:
The Brackenridge Fan serves as a multi-functional ceiling fixture, providing air movement and illumination. It features a motor assembly with three blades for air circulation and an integrated light kit for lighting. The fan's operation, including speed and light control, is managed via a remote unit. A key feature is its reversible motor, allowing for seasonal adjustments to airflow direction: counterclockwise rotation for cooling in warmer weather (creating a downward airflow) and clockwise rotation for circulating warm air from the ceiling in cooler weather (creating an upward airflow). The light kit offers dimming capabilities, controlled by the remote. The remote unit also has a preset memory function, retaining the last light intensity and fan speed settings when the fan is turned off and then back on. The fan supports both standard and angle mounting, with specific instructions provided for each to ensure proper installation and blade clearance.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Model Number: HTE22025
- Item Number: 5249295
- Mounting Options: Standard and Angle Mounting (up to 20° ceiling angle)
- Blade Clearance: Minimum 7 ft from blades to floor, minimum 30 in from blade ends to any obstruction.
- Electrical Requirements: All electrical connections must comply with local codes, ordinances, or the National Electric Code (NEC). Requires a grounded electrical system.
- Outlet Box Support: Must be mounted to a metal outlet box marked 'ACCEPTABLE FOR FAN SUPPORT OF 35 LBS OR LESS' and secured directly to the building structure.
- Wiring: Specific wiring instructions are provided for connecting the fan to the house's electrical system and the remote receiver.
- Bulb Wattage: Users are cautioned not to exceed the maximum specified wattage to prevent overheating and fire risk.
- Remote Unit Battery: Requires one 12V battery.
- FCC Compliance: The device (including remote control and LED module) complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules, ensuring it does not cause harmful interference and accepts any interference received.
Usage Features:
- Remote Control Operation: The fan comes with a remote unit (K) for convenient control of fan speed and light.
- Fan Speed Settings: Offers Low (0), Medium (00), and High (000) speeds.
- Fan Off: A dedicated button to turn the fan off.
- Light Control: Buttons to turn both uplight and downlight on/off.
- Dimming Function: Press and hold buttons to achieve desired dimming settings for uplight and downlight.
- Seasonal Reverse Switch: A physical switch on the fan motor housing (G) allows users to change the direction of blade rotation for optimal comfort in different seasons. Pushing the switch LEFT activates counterclockwise rotation (SUN icon for cooling), and pushing it RIGHT activates clockwise rotation (SNOWFLAKE icon for warming). Users are advised to turn off the fan and wait for it to stop before flipping this switch.
- Remote Syncing: The remote unit and receiver need to be synced by setting their code switches to matching positions. The factory setting is "all up," which should not be used.
- Optional Wall Bracket: A wall bracket is included for storing the remote unit, allowing for easy access and preventing misplacement.
- Hands-Free Wiring: The design allows the hanger ball of the downrod assembly to rest on the mounting bracket, aligning a groove with a tab, which facilitates hands-free wiring during installation.
Maintenance Features:
- Regular Screw Tightening: It is recommended to check and tighten all screws and the lower canopy at least twice a year to ensure mounting plate screws are secure.
- Cleaning: The fan housing should be cleaned with a soft brush or lint-free cloth to avoid scratching the finish. Blades should also be cleaned with a lint-free cloth.
- Wood Blade Protection: A light coat of furniture polish can be occasionally applied to wood blades for added protection.
- Battery Replacement: The remote unit's 12V battery should be replaced as needed. If the remote will not be used for an extended period, the battery should be removed to prevent damage from leakage or humidity.
- Troubleshooting Guide: The manual includes a comprehensive troubleshooting section to address common issues such as noisy fan operation, wobbling, and the fan not starting or the light not working. This section provides probable causes and corrective actions.
- Limited Lifetime Warranty: The manufacturer offers a limited lifetime warranty against defects in workmanship and material from the date of purchase for the original purchaser. This includes correction of defects or replacement of the fan. Specific conditions and exclusions apply, such as damage from misuse or improper installation, and changes in brass finish due to climatic conditions. Replacement of defective parts is covered for the first year, with subsequent service requiring contact with customer service.
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