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Essential safety guidelines to prevent electrical shock, fire, and personal injury during installation and use.
Details device compliance with FCC rules and UL/CSA standards for safe operation.
Lists all necessary standard and optional tools required for fan installation.
Lists all components and hardware included in the fan's packaging for installation.
Provides visual identification for hardware pieces, including scale drawings for easy matching.
Ensures the chosen location meets dimensional requirements and is suitable for standard or angled mounting.
Provides guidance for installing on angled or vaulted ceilings, including downrod and kit recommendations.
Details two methods for securely installing the ceiling bracket using machine or wood screws.
Step-by-step instructions for preparing and attaching the downrod to the fan motor assembly.
Guides the user on properly lifting and seating the fan's downrod ball into the ceiling bracket slot.
Detailed instructions for connecting the fan, receiver, and ceiling wires using wire nuts.
Instructions for fitting and fastening the canopy to the ceiling bracket.
Step-by-step guide for attaching fan blades using washers and assembly screws.
Details on connecting the light kit wiring and securing it to the fan.
Instructions for installing bulbs and securing the glass globe to the light kit.
Guidance on battery installation, remote functions, and pairing the transmitter with the receiver.
Provides instructions for mounting the remote control cradle using adhesive or screws.
Addresses common problems like fan not working, excessive wobbling, or noisy operation.
Solutions for erratic remote control function, limited range, and pairing difficulties.
Outlines what is covered under the motor and one-year limited warranties, including exclusions.
Provides instructions on how to contact Hunter Fan Company for warranty claims and service.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the standard downrod and reassembling with a different length.
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