Instructions / Assembly

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Step 4 Install the ceiling fan
If you are using the Flush Mount System, skip
this step.
Slide the ceiling canopy up into place over the
ceiling mounting bracket (see figure 11). The
two screws on the mounting bracket face
should slip through the key hole slots in the
canopy. Rotate the canopy slightly and then
tighten both screws.
Depending on how deep the electrical
junction box was installed in the ceil-
ing, you might have a slight gap
between the ceiling canopy and the
ceiling. Junction boxes are commonly
installed at different depths in the ceil-
ing, so we have designed the mounting
bracket and ceiling canopy to allow for
this.
Step 5 Blade And Blade Arm Assembly
This fan is supplied with a reversible blade
finish. Choose the blade finish that you
prefer and attach as follow:
Attach each fan blade to a blade arm with three
washer head screws and three screw pads (see
figure 12). Each screw is passed through the
screw pad, then the blade and screwed into the
blade arm.
Screws should be tightened until the screw pads
are compressed. Hold the blade arm decorative
side down and place the blade on top with your
choice of finish facing down.
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Support Rod
Canopy Screws
Ceiling Canopy
Screws and Pads
(3 per blade)
Motor Housing
Pre-Installed
Screws to
Blade Arm
Fig. 13
Remove the large screws in the face of the
motor. Discard any rubber blocks attached to
these screws. The rubber blocks are installed at
the factory to stabilize the motor during ship-
ment.
Select the correct mounting pattern and attach
each blade to the motor face using pre-installed
screws (see figure 13). Take care not to bend the
blade arms during installation. This will cause
your fan to wobble while running.
Step 6 Blade Assembly Installation
Try mounting the blades on opposing
sides of the motor face. This will help
keep the fan more level during blade
installation.