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Turn of the century Menards SKU 355-1844 User Manual

Turn of the century Menards SKU 355-1844
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READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Menards SKU 355-1844
Avante
52in (1.32m) Ceiling Fan
Owner’s Manual
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Turn of the century Menards SKU 355-1844 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTurn of the century
ModelMenards SKU 355-1844
CategoryFan
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Rules - Read and Save These Instructions

General Safety Precautions

Follow safety rules for installation and operation, including electrical safety and proper mounting.

Fan Mounting Safety Warnings

Ensure fan is mounted to a suitable outlet box with correct screws for safety.

To Begin/Tools Needed

Required Tools for Installation

List of essential tools required for fan installation, not included with the product.

Helpful Tools for Maintenance

Optional tools that can assist during fan installation and maintenance.

Unpacking Your Fan

Included Components Check

Details the parts included in the fan package, such as blades, motor assembly, and hardware.

Hardware Bag Contents List

Inventory of screws, washers, and wire nuts provided in the hardware bag for assembly.

Installing Your Fan

Power Disconnection Step

Important step to turn off electrical power at the breaker box before installation.

Outlet Box Support Requirements

Ensure the outlet box is metal, suitable for fan support, and securely mounted.

Mounting Plate Installation

Install the mounting plate to the outlet box using provided washers and screws.

Hanging the Fan

Secure Fan Assembly to Mounting Plate

Lift and hang the fan assembly onto the mounting plate hook, ensuring correct tab placement.

Critical Hanging Warning

Warning about the correct hook usage for balancing and preventing the fan from falling.

Making the Electrical Connections

Electrical Safety and Power Off

Ensure power is off before wiring to prevent electrical shock.

Remote Control Setup and Receiver Placement

Set transmitter/receiver frequency switches and place receiver in the fan canopy.

Fan Wiring Connections Guide

Connect fan motor, receiver, and house wires using wire nuts, including ground wire.

Electrical Connection Warnings

Warnings about solid-state controls, tight connections, and optional light kits.

Finishing the Fan Installation

Tuck Wiring and Attach Canopy

Neatly tuck wires, attach fan motor assembly to mounting plate using screws.

Secure Canopy Screws Firmly

Tighten canopy screws firmly and ensure the assembly is secure before leaving unattended.

Removing the Light Plate

Light Plate Removal Caution

Disconnect power before removing the light plate; fan switch is insufficient.

Disconnect Light Plate Wiring

Loosen screws, turn light plate counterclockwise, and disconnect wire plugs.

Removing the Light Kit Mounting Plate

Light Kit Plate Removal Procedure

Remove screws from light kit plate, turn counterclockwise to detach from mounting ring.

Attaching the Fan Blades

Fan Blade Attachment Steps

Insert blades into housing, align holes, and secure with screws and washers.

Blade Installation Safety Warning

Do not bend blade arms or insert objects between blades during installation or cleaning.

Blade Balancing

Wobble Correction Procedure

Check screws, measure blade levels, and use balancing kit to correct fan wobble.

Reinstalling the Light Kit Mounting Plate and Light Plate

Reattach Light Kit Mounting Plate

Place key holes over screws, turn to lock, and tighten screws to secure light kit plate.

Connect Light Plate Wiring

Connect white and black wire connectors between the light plate and fan.

Reattach Light Plate Securely

Place key holes over screws, turn to lock, and tighten screws to secure the light plate.

Installing the Light Bulbs and Glass Shade

Light Installation Power Caution

Disconnect power before installing bulbs or glass shade; fan switch is insufficient.

Install Bulbs and Glass Shade

Install appropriate bulbs and twist glass shade clockwise until snug, do not overtighten.

Operating Your Transmitter

Transmitter Battery Installation

Install a 9 Volt battery; remove it if the transmitter is not used for long periods.

Transmitter Button Functions

Explanation of HI, MED, LOW, OFF buttons for fan speed and the light control button.

Fan Direction Control Switch

Use the reverse switch on the motor housing to select warm (left) or cool (right) weather operation.

Airflow Direction Explained

Illustrates downward airflow for cooling (warm weather) and upward airflow for heating (cool weather).

Care of Your Fan

Fan Maintenance Recommendations

Regularly check connections, clean with soft cloth, and polish wood blades.

Motor Lubrication Note

The fan motor has permanently lubricated sealed ball bearings; no oiling is needed.

Troubleshooting and Specifications

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addresses fan not starting, noisy operation, and remote control problems with solutions.

Repair Safety Precaution

Warning to ensure power is off at the electrical panel before attempting any repairs.

Fan Performance Specifications

Technical specifications including fan size, speed, voltage, amperage, wattage, RPM, CFM, and weight.

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

Warranty Service Information

Contact customer service for warranty claims, providing model number and sales receipt.

Motor Warranty Details

Covers motor defects for lifetime of original purchaser with replacement parts and labor terms.

Blade and Accessory Warranty

Covers blades and accessories for one year against defects, including repair or replacement.

Warranty Exclusions Policy

Excludes damages from unauthorized repairs, misuse, improper installation, or lack of maintenance.

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