Owner Manual

Maintenance
Before servicing or cleaning your fan, switch power off at service panel and lock the
service disconnecting means to prevent power from being switched on accidentally.
When the service disconnecting means cannot be locked, securely fasten a prominent
warning device, such a tag, to the service panel.
• Your fan uses maintenance free, sealed bearings. There is no need to lubricate the motor
bearings or inner shaft.
• It is recommended that you inspect your fan at least annually to confirm that all blade
screws and mounting hardware remain securely fastened as when originally installed.
• Periodic surface cleaning may be necessary depending on the amount of dust and
particulate accumulation on the blades and surfaces of your fan. Use a damp cloth.
If necessary, a light, non-abrasive soap solution may be used.
• If installed in a coastal, humid environment, regular surface cleaning may be necessary in
order to avoid deterioration or oxidizing effects of salt or other corrosive elements.
A Damp Location rating is not an assurance of finish durability. Preventative measures
should be taken dependent on the environmental exposures your fan will undergo in
order to preserve and protect the finish quality and appearance of your fan.
• If a wobble develops over time, you may need to rebalance your fan following the
instructions that were included with the balancing kit. If the blades have warped,
twisted, bent or become uneven in weight distribution, replacement blades may be the
best course of action and can be purchased by contacting directly.
• If a noise develops over time (clicking, ticking, humming or otherwise), refer to the
troubleshooting section of this manual (pages 12-13).
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WARNING
See Pages 2-3
POWER OFF
Circuit Breaker