HOFFEN FS40-14M - Fan Modes, Timer, Swing, and Head Tilting

TURNING OFF
• When you press the OFF button, you will turn off the fan.
MODE
• The MODE button (on the remote control) is used to switch the various
airflow modes.
Normal: In this mode, the fan operates at constant speed. The mode indicator is off.
Natural: In this mode, the fan simulates natural airflow, which involves periodical breaks
as in a natural environment (the natural mode is indicated by the palm symbol).
Night: In this mode, the fan simulates a soft and natural airflow suitable for use at
night (the night mode is indicated by the crescent moon symbol).
SWING MODE
• When you press the SWING button (on the remote control or control panel), you will
turn on the swing function for a wide airflow distribution.
• When you press the SWING button once again, you will stop the swing function in
the selected position of the fan head.
TIMER
• When you press the TIMER button (on the remote control or control panel), you will
set the timer in 0.5-hour intervals up to the maximum of 7.5 hours. When the set
time expires, the fan will turn off automatically.
The following timer indicators are available:
0.5 hours, 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours:
* When the 0.5 hour indicator is lit, the timer will turn the fan off after 30 minutes.
* When the 0.5 hour and 2 hour indicators are lit, the timer will turn the fan off after
2.5 hours.
* When the 0.5 hour, 1 hour, 2 hour, and 4 hour indicators are lit, the timer will turn the
fan off after 7.5 hours.
BACKLIGHT (control panel display)
When the fan is connected to a power source, the control panel will be backlit.
• To turn off the backlight, press the DISPLAY button on the remote control.
• If the backlight is off, press the DISPLAY button to backlight the display.
Tilting the fan head
The fan head can be tilted to set the airflow at a specific angle.
• Before tilting the fan head, make sure that the fan is not connected to a power source.
• Please stabilise the motor casing with one hand, grab the fan head with the other,
and carefully tilt the fan head to the desired angle.
ATTENTION: Never tilt the fan head more than intended or risk damaging the device.
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