What to do if my single-phase Multifan Fan motor overheats?
If your single-phase Multifan Fan motor with a start capacitor overheats while running, the start capacitor may not be disengaging after the motor has started. Replace the start capacitor.
Your safety and the safety of others are very important. Important safety messages are provided.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signal words used in the document.
Provides explanations for various safety symbols like general warning, electricity, hot surfaces, etc.
Warnings to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury. Use as intended and follow instructions.
Cautionary advice for general ventilating use only; do not use for hazardous or explosive materials.
Danger warning: Do not use this fan in explosive or potentially explosive atmospheres.
Warning that installation must be carried out by skilled persons only.
Warnings about damaged fans, skilled personnel, stable mounting, and specific US-only advice.
Electrical connection by qualified electrician as per local regulations and rating plate check.
Warnings against exceeding frequency limits and using specific controls in US/Canada.
Dangers from thermal protection restart and cautions about hot motors.
Dangers and warnings regarding power isolation, standstill of parts, and free spinning.
Warning that troubleshooting and repairs must be performed by skilled persons only.
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