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Verify sufficient space around the fan blades and from the floor.
Ensure safe electrical connections by understanding wiring protocols.
Evaluate ceiling pitch to select correct mounting hardware.
Choose the proper downrod based on ceiling height for optimal fan performance.
Adhere to critical safety guidelines for electrical shock, fire, and personal injury prevention.
Gather necessary tools like pliers, wire strippers, and screwdrivers for installation.
Power drill and drill bit may be required for certain mounting situations.
Use a standard downrod for installation on flat ceilings.
Special considerations and kits needed for angled or vaulted ceilings.
Follow steps to check if ceiling angle exceeds 34 degrees for special mounting.
Fasten the bracket using wood screws into the building structure.
Attach bracket to approved outlet box using provided machine screws.
Orient the bracket opening towards the ceiling peak for angled mounts.
Ensure power is turned off at the breaker before installation.
Gently place the motor housing onto the motor assembly.
Align and fasten the motor housing with screws.
Use the included standard downrod for ceilings 8-10 feet high.
Use the included shorter downrod for fans installed close to the ceiling.
Choose a longer downrod, sold separately, for higher or angled ceilings.
Follow steps to remove and reassemble the downrod with a new pipe.
Remove the pre-installed setscrew to allow downrod insertion.
Hand-tighten downrod, then securely tighten setscrew with pliers.
Cut and strip wires, leaving adequate length extending from the downrod.
Feed wires and downrod through the canopy; let it sit loosely.
Place the downrod ball into the slot in the ceiling bracket.
Avoid lifting the fan by the canopy or wires during installation.
Use wire connectors to join bare metal leads, twisting clockwise until tight.
Connect all grounding wires (green, yellow stripe, bare copper).
Connect ceiling wires to fan wires for single-switch operation.
Connect ceiling wires to fan wires for dual-switch operation.
Push splices into the outlet box, separating grounded and ungrounded wires.
Position the canopy to fit into the hanging bracket correctly.
Insert and tighten canopy screws to secure the canopy.
Connect blade irons to the medallion using provided screws.
Attach blade irons to the motor with screws and tighten securely.
Learn about the Dust Armor® coating and cleaning recommendations.
Remove light kit assembly screw and red flag.
Discard plastic connectors from the ends of pull chains.
Carefully remove the light kit from the upper switch housing.
Partially install two switch housing screws into the motor housing.
Feed wire plug through housing, align slots, and twist to lock.
Insert and tighten the third screw to secure the housing.
Ensure secure attachment to prevent fixture falling.
Partially install three light kit screws, leaving one post empty.
Connect plugs from upper and lower housings, aligning colored markings.
Align keyhole slots with screws, lift, and twist to lock the light kit.
Ensure secure attachment of housing to prevent falling.
Install the fourth light kit screw and tighten all four screws.
Install bulbs, ensuring they match the socket's wattage specifications.
Feed pull chains through housing holes and attach pendants.
Partially install globe assembly screws into the light kit assembly.
Carefully lower the globe into the globe retainer.
Align keyhole slots in the globe with assembly screws.
Lift and twist the globe assembly counterclockwise to lock it.
Install and tighten the third globe assembly screw.
Ensure globe assembly is secure to prevent falling.
Remove globe, unscrew bulbs, replace with same wattage, reinstall globe.
Move the reverse switch to change the direction of air flow.
Use soft brushes or cloths for cleaning to prevent scratching.
Check power switch, pull chain, reversing switch, and circuit breaker.
Tighten screws, check hanger ball seating, and balance the fan.
Tighten screws, check for cracked blades, and replace if necessary.
Ensure bulb wattage matches socket specifications.
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