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Key safety instructions and warnings for installation and use.
List of essential tools needed for fan installation.
Tools recommended for specific installation scenarios.
Detailed list and visual guide of all fan components and hardware included.
Guidelines for room dimensions, outlet box, and ceiling angle compatibility.
Specific considerations and requirements for mounting on angled or vaulted ceilings.
Details on using machine screws or wood screws for bracket installation.
Step-by-step guide for assembling and securing the downrod to the fan.
Instructions on how to properly hang the fan assembly onto the ceiling bracket.
Detailed instructions for connecting ceiling, receiver, and fan wires using wire nuts.
Instructions for fitting and securing the fan canopy to the ceiling bracket.
Guide for attaching fan blades to blade irons using washers and screws.
Steps to prepare the light fixture for installation, including removing shipping screws.
Steps for connecting wires and attaching the light kit to the fan motor housing.
Instructions for installing bulbs and securing the glass globe to the light kit.
Steps for accessing the battery compartment and installing the battery.
Two options for mounting the remote control cradle: adhesive strip or screws.
Instructions on how to change the fan's rotation direction for updraft or downdraft.
Procedure for requesting warranty service and required proof of purchase.
Information on what is covered by the motor and one-year limited warranties.
List of items and conditions not covered by the Hunter fan warranty.
Explanation of how state laws affect warranty coverage and consumer rights.
Steps to remove and reassemble the downrod for different lengths.
Common issues and solutions if the fan does not turn on.
Causes and remedies for fan wobbling and balancing.
Troubleshooting steps for fans that are making unusual noises.
Solutions for erratic remote control performance or multiple remote interference.
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