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Details Minka-Aire's warranty for fan defects in material and workmanship, excluding motor.
Explains how to get service by contacting dealers or returning the fan directly to Minka-Aire.
Lists exclusions like improper installation, shipping damage, and limitations on consequential damages.
Emphasizes shutting off power, reading instructions, and checking electrical codes before installation.
Specifies clearance from floor and walls, and requires secure mounting to building structure.
Warns against inserting objects into blades and explains reverse function usage.
Lists all parts included with the fan, such as blades, motor, canopy, and downrod.
Details the various screws, washers, and other hardware provided for installation.
Describes how to secure the outlet box to the ceiling structure for fan support.
Highlights the need for a UL listed metal outlet box and proper structural support for the fan's weight.
Mentions the use of longer downrods for steep ceilings and optional hanger bars.
Instructions for securely attaching the hanger bracket to the ceiling outlet box.
Details feeding wires through the downrod, attaching it to the motor coupling, and securing it.
Describes lifting the motor assembly and seating the hanger ball into the hanger bracket.
Explains connecting fan wires (black, blue, white) to house supply wires using wire nuts.
Details connecting fan ground wires to the house ground wire or the hanger bracket.
Illustrates different wiring configurations for fan and light control using wall switches.
Instructions for tucking wires and securing the canopy to the ceiling using keyhole slots.
Describes how to attach and lock the canopy cover into its final position.
Attaching fan blades to their respective holders using screws and paper washers.
Securing the blade holders to the fan motor housing using screws.
Instructions for removing and attaching the switch box plate to the mounting ring via keyhole slots.
How to align and secure the switch cup to the switch box plate using screws.
Explains how to use the reverse switch for warm (downward) or cool (upward) airflow.
Details the pull chain functions for adjusting fan speed from high to off.
Recommends checking connections, brackets, and blade attachments twice a year for security.
Provides guidance on cleaning blades with a soft cloth and glass shades with soapy water.
Advises against using water on motor/blades and notes that the motor has permanently lubricated bearings.
Solutions for when the fan fails to start, checking power and switches.
Addresses noisy fans, suggesting a break-in period and checking screw tightness.
Explains causes of fan wobble and suggests checking mounting security and using a balancing kit.
Lists typical readings for fan size, speed, voltage, amps, watts, RPM, CFM, and weight.
Details fan airflow (CFM), power use (watts), and airflow efficiency (CFM/watt) for ENERGY STAR compliance.
Provides advice on choosing efficient fans, using ENERGY STAR lighting, and turning off fans when not in use.
| Type | Ceiling Fan |
|---|---|
| Blade Span | 52 inches |
| Number of Blades | 5 |
| Motor Type | AC |
| Finish Options | Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, White |
| Motor Speed | 3 Speed |










