What to do if my HOFFEN AD-1425 does not switch on?
If your HOFFEN Fan doesn't switch on, first, ensure it's properly connected to a functioning power outlet. Try a different outlet to rule out damage to the first one. If using the remote, check the battery and ensure the remote is pointed at the fan's panel within a 5-meter range.
Why is my HOFFEN AD-1425 Fan working louder than usual?
If your HOFFEN Fan is louder than usual, disconnect it from the power supply first. Then, check for any obstructions blocking the fan itself, as well as the air inlet and outlet.
How to get rid of the smell from my new HOFFEN Fan?
It's normal for a new HOFFEN Fan to emit a post-production odor during initial use, which should dissipate over time. However, if the smell is strong and resembles burning, immediately turn off and disconnect the fan from the power supply, then contact the manufacturer's service department.
Safety precautions for the work environment and user competence, including general workplace rules and child safety.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections and protection against electric shock, including grounding and moisture.
Explains CE marking for EU compliance and the symbol indicating the need to read the user manual.
Explains symbols for Class II protection, recycling, and proper disposal of packaging materials.
Instructions to check all listed parts after unpacking to ensure the device is working properly.
Information on proper disposal of electrical equipment (WEEE) and batteries according to directives.
Identifies the main parts and controls of the tower fan through a diagram and labels.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the fan base and connecting the power cord for first use.
Details on using touch buttons, remote control, fan speeds, modes (Normal, Nature, Sleep), and oscillation.
Instructions on how to unlock the battery tray and replace the battery in the infrared remote control.
Troubleshooting steps for power-on issues, checking connections and remote control functionality.
Addresses initial odors, burning smells, and excessive noise, providing steps to resolve or report.
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