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InstallingtheBackGuard:
1. Remove the nut at the back of the motor housing
and put it to one side.
2. Once this part has been removed, ax the back
guard to the motor housing. To do this, align the
three pins on the left side, right side and bottom
of the motor housing with the three corresponding
notches on the back guard, so that the handle
on the guard is at the top of the fan, above the
blades.
3. With the back guard in position, replace the nut
onto its slot at the base of the blade shaft, and
turn it clockwise to tighten.
NOTE:Take care to secure the back guard into place
when re-tightening the nut, to prevent it from slipping
out of position.
4. The back guard should now be secured into
place.
InstallingtheFanBlades:
1. Once the back guard has been installed, slot
the fan blades into the shaft and push them into
place.
NOTE:Ensure the blades rotate unimpeded and do not
graze against the back guard. If the fan blades become
stuck or graze against the guard mesh, they will need to
be re-installed. Repeat the steps above as necessary
until the blades move freely and naturally inside the
guard mesh.
InstallingtheFrontGuard:
1. When the blades have been installed, connect
the front guard to the back guard to complete fan
assembly. To do this, align the edges of the two
guards, ensuring the xing bracket on the front
guard is at the top of the fan, directly above the
blades.
2. When the front guard is in place, locate the
locking clips around the rim of the front guard
and push each of these down to secure the front
guard into place.
3. Use a screwdriver to x the screw and locking nut
through the hole at the bottom of the grilles.
4. Your fan is now ready for normal use.
CAUTION!Do not use the fan when the front guard is
not locked into place.
NOTE:Make sure that the fan is on a level surface and
away from any liquids.
Oscillating the fan will create a more uniform cooling
eect in the room.
Usingyourappliance:
1. Press any of the 2 speed buttons on the fan’s
control panel to turn the unit on. The fan will
automatically start operating at the desired speed.
2. Press the 0 button on the fan’s control panel while
it is in operation to turn the unit o.
Speedselection:
1. This fan is equipped with a choice of 2
speed settings: Low (1) or High (2). Press the
corresponding button on the unit’s control panel
to select the desired speed.
CAUTION!Press only one of the speed control buttons
at a time. Permanent damage to the switch housing
may result if two or more of the buttons are pressed
simultaneously.
2. Press the other speed button while the unit is
in operation to change wind speed. The fan will
automatically adjust to the new setting within a
few seconds.
3. Press the 0 button on the fan’s control panel while
it is in operation to turn the unit o. Wind will stop
emitting from the fan grille and the fan blades will
stop rotating after a few seconds to show the unit
has been turned o.
Oscillation:
1. This fan is equipped with an oscillation function,
for more even heat distribution across a room or
area.
2. Push the oscillation knob at the back of the motor
housing down to turn the oscillation function on.
The fan will automatically begin pivoting from side
to side in a xed pattern.
3. Pull the oscillation knob up while the fan is
oscillating to turn this function o. The fan will
automatically remain locked at its current angle,
and the wind ow will be directed that way. To
select a dierent angle or direction for the wind,
turn the oscillation function back on, as described
above, wait until the fan is facing in the required
direction, then pull the oscillation knob up to stop
the oscillation function and lock the fan into place.