Hunter 13208 Hepburn 4 Light Brushed Nickel Branch Chandelie Instruction Manual
- October 30, 2023
- Hunter
Table of Contents
Hunter 13208 Hepburn 4 Light Brushed Nickel Branch Chandelie Instruction Manual
PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION
Carefully remove all contents from the carton. Shut off the power at the circuit breaker and completely remove the old fixture from the ceiling, including the old mounting bracket. Remove the new mounting bracket assembly from the bag. Remove cap nuts (H) from mounting screws (A). Place the mounting plate (B) over the junction box so that mounting screws (A) and nuts (C) extend out away from the ceiling. Adjust the position of mounting screws (A) so that mounting screws (A) can be exposed 5-6 mm after passing through the canopy (F) to properly fit the cap nuts. Depending on the placement of your junction box the position of mounting screws (A) may need to be adjusted to allow the canopy to be flush with the ceiling. Mounting screws (A) can be adjusted by loosening nuts (C) and loosening or tightening mounting screws (A). Once the ideal position of mounting screws (A) has been confirmed, tighten nuts (C) on mounting screws (A) on the front of the mounting plate to ensure that mounting screws (A) are secure. Pull the house wires through the center of mounting plate (B). Secure mounting plate (B) to the junction box by tightening the screws (D).
ASSEMBLING THE FIXTURE
Thread wires through center rod (Q) then screw center rod (Q) into hex post (S) of the fixture and secure by tightening nut (R). Slide the center column (O) and cap (N) over center rod (Q). Adjust nut (P) until it is flush with the cap (N) and secure tooth lock washer (M) on the center rod (Q).
There are 4 12-inch rods (K), and 1 6-inch rod (L) included for each fixture. Determine the correct number of rods needed for proper hanging height. To lengthen the fixture, add additional rods. To shorten the fixture’s trim the wires to desired length. Leave at least 8 to 10 inches of wire in addition to the desired length and slide any excess rods off the fixture’s wiring to discard. Keep in mind that you must use at least one rod to hang the fixture. Thread the wires through the rods and pull the wires until taut before connecting the rods together. All threads should be engaged but do not overtighten (some manual straightening of the downrods may be required). Screw rod onto threaded post (M) on the fixture. Pull the fixture wires through the top of the canopy. Screw the top rod to swivel post (I) of canopy (F).
CONNECTING THE WIRES
Have a helper support the fixture’s weight while completing the wiring. Attach the fixtures wires to the power supply wires from the junction box. Connect black to black (Live); white to white (grounded); grounding to grounding (green or copper). Twist the ends of the wire pairs together. Then, twist on a wire connector. Make sure all twists are in the same direction. Loop fixture’s ground wire around grounding screw (E) and tighten. If there is no ground wire (green or copper) from the junction box, contact a qualified electrician.
FINISHING THE INSTALLATION
Raise canopy (F) to mounting plate (B) and position mounting screws (A) so
that they protrude through the openings of canopy (F). Secure canopy (F) in
place with cap nuts (H). Install light bulb (not included) in accordance with
the fixture’s specifications.
Do not exceed the recommended wattage.
Unscrew ring (T) from threads (W) and slide the hood (U) up the rod to expose
metal bracket (V). Angle glass (Y) over metal bracket (V) one side at a time
making sure glass (Y) is level and resting on the lower notches of metal
bracket (V). Then slide hood (U) back down over the glass and tighten the ring
(T) onto threads (W) to secure the cover (U) and glass (Y). Repeat for each
socket. Remove the glass before maintenance. Your installation is now
complete. Turn on the power and test the fixture.
CLEANING TIPS
Treat the fixture gently! Regular cleaning will reduce the need for deep cleaning. For regular cleaning, turn off the light and wipe down the fixture with a clean lint-free cotton or microfiber cloth. Never spray cleaner directly onto the fixture.
