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Lists tools needed for fan assembly, including electrical tape and screwdrivers.
Lists optional tools for fan installation and maintenance, like an AC tester.
States the net weight of the fan is 17.6 lbs (7.98 kg).
Advises against solid-state controls and emphasizes proper wiring and grounding for electrical safety.
Stresses secure mounting, outlet box support, and blade clearance for safe installation.
Describes the standard installation method suitable for ceilings 8 ft. or higher.
Details angled installation for vaulted ceilings, noting potential need for longer downrods.
Explains closemount installation for ceilings lower than 8 ft.
Instructions on loosening and detaching the mounting bracket from the canopy.
Guidance on securely attaching the mounting bracket to the outlet box using provided hardware.
Instructions on loosening set screws in the motor housing yoke for downrod insertion.
Steps for removing the downrod pin/clip and threading wires through the canopy.
Details on sliding the downrod into the yoke, aligning holes, and securing it with pins/clips.
Instructions for cutting and stripping lead wires for easier wiring connections.
Explains how to insert the downrod ball into the mounting bracket opening, aligning the slot and tab.
Instructions on removing the canopy cover and noting unused parts for this installation type.
Steps for aligning and securing the canopy to the motor housing using closemount screws and washers.
How to hang the fan on the mounting bracket hook for wiring.
Details connecting green, black, blue, and white wires from the fan to the supply wires according to diagram.
Explains connecting the blue wire to a second hot power wire for separate light control.
Guides on lifting the canopy and securing it to the mounting bracket using screws and washers.
Instructions on removing motor screws and attaching blade arms to the motor using the Fast Attach™ system.
Steps for inserting and securely tightening motor screws to attach each blade arm and isolator to the motor.
Steps to remove the light kit and wiring assembly if the fan is installed without a light.
Guides on connecting the light kit plug to the motor assembly plug, matching colors for proper function.
Instructions for aligning and securing the switch housing cap with screws and washers.
Steps for installing bulbs and then assembling the finial cap, nut, and finial for the light kit.
Details on feeding pull chains through the glass globe, rubber washer, and nut to secure the globe.
Explains how to attach pull chain extensions or custom pull chains to the fan and light pull chains.
Explains the function and operation of the fan's reverse switch for seasonal airflow.
Describes setting the reverse switch for downward airflow to create a cooling effect.
Details setting the reverse switch for upward airflow to circulate warm air and save energy.
Lists and identifies key fan components such as blade arms, blades, and glass globes with their model-specific part numbers.
Provides steps to diagnose and fix issues when the fan fails to operate, including checking power and connections.
Offers solutions for a noisy fan, such as tightening screws and checking for cracked blades.
Outlines checks for loose screws, blade balancing, and mounting bracket security to resolve wobbling.
Troubleshooting steps for when the fan operates but the lights do not, focusing on bulb and connection checks.
Details the warranty for fan motor and parts, excluding glass and finishes, with coverage periods specified.
Explains how to make claims, responsibilities for costs, and voiding conditions like improper installation or ownership transfer.