Step 6: Lubrication | Canopy Installation | |||||||||||
1. Your fan has been shipped without oil in the |
| 1. Lift the canopy off the neck of the motor. | ||||||||||
motor. A tube of high grade SAE 10 |
| 2. Slide the canopy and canopy insert up until | ||||||||||
oil is packed in the sack parts. All of the oil in the | the three holes in the side of the canopy can be | |||||||||||
tube must be put into the fan. | aligned with the three threaded holes in the canopy | |||||||||||
2. Unscrew the oil hole screw on the side of | plate. | |||||||||||
the switch housing. See Figure 9. |
| 3. Insert and tighten the three screws that hold | ||||||||||
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| the canopy in place. See Figure 11. | |||
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| Step 7: Fan Blade Assembly and | ||
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3. Cut the tip off the tube, tilt the fan motor as |
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shown and place the tube into the oil hole of the |
| !WARNINGS! | ||||||||||
switch housing. See Figure 10. |
| • To reduce the rist of personal injury, do not bend | ||||||||||
4. Slowly put oil into the fan. All of the oil in the |
| the blade brackets when installing the blade | ||||||||||
| brackets, balancing the blades, or cleaning the | |||||||||||
tube must be put into the fan. |
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5. Reinstall the oil hole screw securely before |
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moving the fan from the current (tilited) position to |
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prevent oil from spilling from the oil hole.. |
| 1. Attach the wood blades to the blade brackets | ||||||||||
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| using three screws for each blade. See Figure 12. | ||
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| Figure 12 |
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| !CAUTION! |
| 2. If your blades have large holes, you must first | |||
| • Do not turn the fan on until lubrication has been |
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| added. To operate the fan without oil or with |
| insert the rubber grommets into the holes. See Figure | ||||
| low oil will void your warranty. |
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| This Lubrication System does not normally “use |
| 3. Make sure that all screws are tight to pre- | ||||
| up” or require the addition of extra oil once the oil |
| vent vibration or wobbling. A cavity in the | ||||
| reservoir has been filled to the correct level. This |
| styrofoam packaging has been provided to nest the | ||||
| unique lubrication system is one reason your Original |
| parts in during assembly to assure correct alignment | ||||
| Hunter Ceiling Fan will last a lifetime. |
| of parts. | ||||
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| © 2003 HUNTER FAN CO. | ||
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