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© 2005 Hunter F an Company 41892-01 03/17/2005 1 41892-01_Rev 03.17.05.pmd 3/18/05, 8:44 PM 1[...]
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41892-01 03/17/2005 © 2005 Hunter Fan Company 2 Yo ur new Hunter ® ceiling fan is an addition t o your home or off ice th at will provide comfort and p erformance for many years. This installation and operation manual gives you complete instructions fo r installing and operating your fan. We a re p r o u d of our work . W e apprecia te the opport[...]
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© 2005 Hunter F an Company 41892-01 03/17/2005 3 Angle Mounting (Fig ure 2) hangs from a vaulted or angled ceiling. Figure 2 - Angle mounting pr epar ing the fan sit e Th ese guideli nes ar e de signed to help you select the b est location fo r your f an and to pr epare the site prior to installing the fan. Pr op er ceiling fan loc ation and attac[...]
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41892-01 03/17/2005 © 2005 Hunter Fan Company 4 cutting the c eiling hole 1. Locate the site for the hole dir ectly below the joist or suppor t brace that will hold the outlet box and fan. 2. Cut a 4" diame ter hole through the dry wall or plaster of the ceiling as shown in Figure 5. Y ou will use the hole to install the suppor t brace and ou[...]
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© 2005 Hunter F an Company 41892-01 03/17/2005 5 4. Align the slotted holes (refer to Figur e 9) in the ceiling plate with the pilot holes in the woo d support structure. Note: The isolation pads should be f lush against the ceiling . For Angled Ceilings: Be sure to orient the ceiling plate so that th e arrows on the ceiling plate ar e pointing to[...]
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41892-01 03/17/2005 © 2005 Hunter Fan Company 6 hanging the fan 1. Raise the fa n and place the hook through t he lo op on the ceil- ing plate as shown in Figure 14. Use the note and arr ow en- graved in the ceiling plate t o a ssist in determining the dir e c - tion to assemble. WA RNI NG: Fan may fall if not assemble d as directed in these insta[...]
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© 2005 Hunter F an Company 41892-01 03/17/2005 7 2. Hook the tab hole over the tab on the ceiling plate as shown in Figure 17. 3. Raise the canopy, be sur e the holes in the canopy and the ceil- ing plate ar e aligned, and loos ely assemble the c anopy screws one at a time. When all thr ee screws are assembled, s ecurely tighten all th ree c ano p[...]
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41892-01 03/17/2005 © 2005 Hunter Fan Company 8 inst alling the sw itch ho using attachin g the upper switch ho using 1. Partially install two #6-32 x 3/8" housing ass embly screws into the switch h ou sing mounting plate as shown in Figur e 22. 2. Feed the upper plug connec tor through the ce nter op ening of the upp er switch housing. S ee [...]
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© 2005 Hunter F an Company 41892-01 03/17/2005 9 operatin g yo ur ceilin g fan 1. T urn on ele ctrical power to the fan. 2. The fan pull chain cont rols power to the fan. The pull chain has four settings in sequence: High, Me dium, Low and Off. •P ull the ch ain slowly to change settings. •R el eas e slowly to preven t the chain from recoiling[...]