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Casablanca Fan Company PN9943001 manual

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    1 1 CIRCUIT BREAKER (TRIP BREAKER FOR THE CIRCUIT YOU WILL BE WORKING ON) FUSE BOX (REMOVE FUSE FOR THE CIRCUIT YOU WILL BE WORKING ON) • The blades in each pack are m atched f or equ al wei gh t to assur e smo oth fa n oper ati on. If mor e than one f an is being in stalled, be careful n ot to mix blades from differ ent cartons . • In spect th[...]

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    2 Calculation of 32° Use the tear-off Ceiling Angle T emplate card inserted in the back of this manu al, it provi des you with a simple ‘go’ or ‘no-g o’ for in stalling your f an on a sloped ceiling. 7 ′ MINIMUM P ole Length Stand ard 18” 24” 36” 48” Ceiling Height 10’ 11’ 12’ 13’ 14’ Suggested Extension P ole Lengths W[...]

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    3 Unpacking: Befor e assembling and in stalling your ceilin g fan, r emove all parts from th e shipping cartons an d check them against th e parts listed her e . Befor e discardin g packagin g materi al, be certain that all parts have been rem oved. DOWNROD CO VER DOWNROD & B ALL ASSEMBL Y GETTING ST AR TED Carton Contents The fan carton contai[...]

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    4 MOT OR COUPLING T APERED THREAD MOT OR WIRES GROUND WIRE Step E. Usin g the provi ded allen wrench, loosen the allen set screw . Thread the downr od in to th e m otor couplin g until it stops turning, this will take at least f our and a half full turn s. Step F . Secur ely tigh ten the allen set screw with th e provi ded allen wren ch to ensur e [...]

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    5 ADDITIONAL HARDW ARE 2 1 / 4 ” x 8-32 ROUNDED HEAD SCREW (2) FLA T W ASHER (2) 1” x 8-32 ROUNDED HEAD SCREW (2) JOIST CEILING WIRING CROSSBAR MOUNTING BRACKET FLA T W ASHER GREEN GROUND WIRE CEILING F AN APPROVED WIRING BOX RIDGE SIDE DOWN APPROVED OUTLET BOX HARDW ARE Note: After removing the old fixture , check the outlet box to insure tha[...]

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    6 Step 4. A ttach the can opy to the crossbar m ountin g brack et with thr ee of the 8-32 x 2 1 / 2 ” long canopy screws and lock washers provi ded with your Casablanca f an. Han d tigh ten until sn ug against th e ceiling. CANOPY SCREW CANOPY LOCK W ASHER FEED OUTLET BOX WIRES THROUGH CANOPY OPENING Note: On sloped ceilings, align the canopy ope[...]

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    7 Step 5. T o hang the fan body in the canopy , hold the fan bod y firmly and inse rt th e n ylon ball in to the can opy op enin g. Rotate fan body until slot on nylon ball fits into pin opposite canopy openin g. CANOPY BALL SLOT PIN 2 WHITE WIRES 2 BLACK WIRES 3 GREEN WIRES Step 7. T uck the wires into the canopy with the wire nuts pointed upwar[...]

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    8 CANOPY COVER Step 11. T a ke the t w o p ie c es of the canopy cover and assemble th em ar ound the downr od as shown. Using the four screws rem oved in Step 10, assemble the canopy cover . Slid e the canopy cover to the ceiling and secure to the downr od using the two provi ded scr ews. Ti ghten by han d only . Step 12. T a ke the t w o p ie c e[...]

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    9 Ste p 13. At tach th e bla de s to th e blad e hol de rs by ali gni n g the screw holes of the hold er with the holes of the blade . Attach the blade hold er using the four blade screws and blade wash ers provi ded f or each blade . Usin g the scr ewdriver , tigh ten securely by hand only . BLADE SCREW BLADE W ASHER BLADE HOLDER BLADE BLADE SCREW[...]

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    10 Step 15. Slid e the switch housin g cup over the threaded pipe from the switch h o u s i n g . As s u r e t h a t n o w i r e s a r e pinch ed. S e c u r e t h e c u p t o t h e fa n w i t h t h e finial. Tigh ten securely b y hand only . FINIAL THREADED PIPE SWITCH HOUSING CUP SWITCH HOUSING CUP INST ALLA TION Note: I f you have pur chase d th[...]

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    1 1 ® 3 W-84 WALL CONTR OL PREP ARA TION W ALL CONTROL AND HARDW ARE (not to scale) Switch Mounting Screws (2) W all Plate Screws (2) White (2) Almond White W all Plate (1) Figure #3 W-84 W all Control Prepare for W-84 W all Control Bezel replacement as follows: Befo re inst allin g the W- 84 wall cont rol you will need to check and see if you wil[...]

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    12 ® 3 Figure #5 ALMOND BEZEL RUBBER KEY P AD Figure #6 ALMOND BEZEL Figure #4 BEZEL T ABS ALMOND BEZEL Prepare for W-84 Wall Control installation - Continued Step 1d. Before attaching the bezel back on to the front of the switch, make sure that the rubber key pad is attached to the locating pins on the bezel as shown in Figure #4. Step 1e. T o at[...]

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    13 ® 3 INST ALLING THE W-84 W ALL CONTROL W -84 CONTROL INST ALLA TION 1. Use only the Casablanca W-84 wall control. 2. Do not use any additional control with your Inteli- T ouch 3 fan (for example, dimmer , or fan speed control). 3. Do not use more than one fan per wall control. 4. No other light xtures or electrical appliances may be connecte[...]

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    14 ® 3 To control the fan and lights from two locations (a three-way circuit), use tw o W -84 wa ll c o nt ro ls . 1 . Re mo v e t he sc re ws an d sw i t ch pl at e fr om th e ex is t i ng s w i t c h bo x a n d t he s c r e w s h ol di n g t h e sw it c h i n th e s w i t c h b ox . 2 . Pu ll t he ex i s ti ng s w it ch f ro m th e sw it ch b ox[...]

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    15 ® 3 OPERA TION POWER The button is normally left in the on position. Always turn the power off during cleaning or servicing the fan and during thunderstorms. It is also used to exit or enter additional programs. The butto n must be left on to retain a prev ious ly set fan speed or lig ht level . OPERA TION SPEED CONTROL F AN CONTROL ON - OFF: A[...]

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    16 ® 3 CHANGING FREQUENCY SETTING NOTE: All fans leave the factory set to “1 1 1 1” Y ou will only have to change the dip switch settings in the remote if you are using more than one fan in the same area and want to control them separately . DIP SWITCHES SET TO ‘1 1 1 1’ (Factory Setting) DIP SWITCHES SET TO ‘1001’ NOTE: DO NOT set dip[...]

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    17 ® 3 AUT OMA TIC DEMONSTRA TION PROGRAM A multi-tone signal will verify the start of the test pro- gram which proceeds as follows: • Lights slowly increase to full intensity . • Fan accelerates to speed three with audio tones. • Light dims to half intensity . • Fan accelerates to full speed with audio tones. • Fan reverses at full spee[...]

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    18 ® 3 OPERA TION HOME-SAFE ® PROGRAM The Home-Safe Program makes an unoccupied home appear occupied by turning the lights on and off at random times. T o enter the Home-Safe Program: 1) T o operate the lights and fan for Home Safe Program – Press the But- ton off for a least 5 seconds. 2) T urn the on. Immediately press the buttons in the foll[...]

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    19 ® 3 IN THE WALL BEZEL REPLACEMENT W ALL CONTROL AND HARDW ARE (not to scale) Switch Mounting Screws (2) W all Plate Screws (2) White (2) Almond White W all Plate(1) W-84 W all Control W -84 W all Contr ol Bezel Replac ement inst allati on as follows - (In the W all Replacement): Step 1a. Locat e the two (2) screws holdin g the switch plate to t[...]

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    20 Figure #4 Figure #3 WHITE BEZEL ALMOND BEZEL RUBBER KEY P AD RUBBER KEY P AD LOCA TING PINS (4) LOCA TING PINS HOLES(4) W-84 W all Control Bezel replacement: - CONTINUED Step 1c. Locate the rubber key pad attached to the four (4) locating pins and remove rubber key pad from the WHITE bezel, also as shown in Figure #3. Step 1d. Reinstall the rubb[...]

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    21 W -84 W all Contro l Bezel rep lacem ent: - CONTINU ED Step 1e. T o attach the bezel back on to the front of the swit ch you will nee d to align the fou r (4) tabs on the beze l wit h the fro nt of the wall cont rol and by gent ly pres sing on both top and bottom of the bezel at the same time, snap the bezel back on to the front of the switch as[...]

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    22 22 Please refer to this troubleshooting guide before requesting service or contacting your dealer for assistance. TROUBLESHOO TING TIPS This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including[...]

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    23 Fan Finishes • For cleaning, a soft brush or lint-free cloth should be used to prevent scratching the nish. • A vacuum cleaner brush nozzle can remove heavier dust. • Surface smudges or an accumulation of dirt and dust can be removed easily using a mild detergent and slightly dampened soft cloth. An antistatic agent may be used, but nev[...]

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