FANELITE NEBA/ DC 164 cm Fan User Manual

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USER MANUAL INSTALLING AND OPERATING MANUAL
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YOUR NEW APPLIANCE

Dear Client,

Thank you for choosing this product. This very innovative and very design product has been designed to provide you with maximum comfort and security.

Before using your appliance, and for correct and safe use, please read this manual carefully and strictly follow the safety instructions below. Keep this manual in a safe place so that you can consult it if necessary.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Please read the safety instructions carefully before using your appliance. To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, personal injury and damage, read and strictly follow the instructions below :

• This appliance is not intended for use by people (including children) whose physical, sensory or mental capacities are reduced, or by people without experience or knowledge, unless they have been able to benefit, by the intermediary of a person responsible for their safety, surveillance or prior instructions concerning the use of the appliance.

• Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.

• Never leave unattended children near the appliance or persons with disabilities. Never leave infants, elderly or sick people under the airflow of the appliance.

• Never leave children play with polythene bags or wrapping film, risk of choking.

• Keep the appliance in a cool, dry place out of the reach of children, the elderly and the disabled.

• For safety reasons, never leave the appliance unattended while it is working.

• The minimum distance between the floor and the blades must be at least 230 cm.

• The ceiling fan hanger bracket must be fixed to the ceiling so as to support a minimum weight of 68 kg.

• The fixing must be made securely in the ceiling structure.

• Never put your hands and / or objects into the passage of the blades. Avoid contact with moving parts.

• Never cover the appliance when it is connected to a power supply.

• This appliance is designed and intended exclusively for domestic use and on a flat and dry surface.

• Due to its construction this appliance is not intended for outdoor use, indoor use only.

• Remove all items from the package and remove the adhesive tapes preventing operation of the appliance before use

• Assemble the appliance completely before using it. Under no circumstances it should be connected to power supply before it is fully assembled and ready for use.

• Electrical connections must be made in accordance with current regulations and by a qualified electrician.

• Before any electrical connection and in order to avoid any risk of electric shock, switch off all power supply and put back into service only when the installation is completely finished.

• Connect the appliance to an electrical supply providing a current whose specifications (voltage, frequency, etc.) are identical to those indicated on the appliance’s rating label. Check that the voltage of your electrical installation corresponds to that of the appliance before connecting it.

• A way of disconnection must be provided in the electrical installation in accordance with the installation rules.

• This appliance must be connected to an effective grounding system.

• If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales service or persons of similar qualification in order to avoid a hazard.

• Never unplug or move the appliance by pulling on the power cable. Turn off and unplug the appliance before moving it. Carry the appliance in its original packaging.

• Regularly and rigorously inspect the appliance and do not use it if it is damaged or if you see any deterioration or malfunction. Do not use it if its blades or electrical wires are damaged, if it dropped, or if it has been damaged in any other way. In this case, contact an authorized repair center or qualified person to make the service and reparation of the appliance.

• In the event of abnormal noise, smell or smoke, immediately stop the appliance and call an authorized repairer.

• Do not use water or detergent to clean the appliance. A dry cloth will be preferable.
  Before cleaning, be sure to switch off the power supply.

• This appliance is intended for use in an area with good air circulation, and should not be used in a closed room without air circulation.

• This appliance can be used only inside a sheltered room.

• Do not use the appliance in a damp place, near a shower, swimming pool, bathtub…
  Do not immerse the appliance or power cable in water or any other liquid. Do not expose the appliance to water spray, splashing water.

• This appliance is not intended for use in barns, stables or similar rooms.

• Do not place the appliance in or near a heat source. The appliance must not be used in places where the presence of flammable vapors or explosive dust is likely.

• If you plan to not use your appliance for a long time, turn it off and disconnect its power supply.

• Use only FANELITE spare parts.

• This appliance complies with current European safety standards.
  Your appliance works with a batteries operated remote control.
  

• Batteries must be kept out of the reach of children.

• The batteries must be correctly installed respecting the polarity. Check the (+) and (-) poles.

• Used batteries must be removed from the remote control and replaced by new ones.
  Do not mix old batteries with new ones or different types of batteries. Replace the batteries only with new batteries of the same type. Check that the batteries compartment cover is properly closed. Danger of explosion if batteries are incorrectly replaced.

• Never use batteries with electrolyte leaks or cracks. Do not swallow the battery. If the battery is swallowed, seek medical advice immediately. Never short the batteries poles. Never try to open the batteries.

• Batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat. Batteries should never be thrown into the fire, they could explode.

• Non-rechargeable batteries should never be recharged.

• Remove the batteries from the remote control before disposing of the remote control when it is no longer functional, or during long periods of non-use.

• The batteries must be replaced in accordance with the regulations in force regarding disposal. Please bring used batteries to a dedicated recycling center where they will be treated in an environmentally friendly manner.
  Any intervention on the appliance by an unqualified person is prohibited.

GUARANTEE

Contact your distributor to find out its guarantee terms.
All FANELITE appliances are guaranteed against manufacturing and parts defects insofar as they are working under normal operating conditions. Our appliances must be installed by qualified professionals in accordance with the regulations in force and the instructions given in these operating and assembly instructions.
FANELITE reserves the right to apply or not the guarantee in case of negligence of the customer, defective installations, poorly adapted or not in conformity with the regulations in force.

Any damage related to any of the following points can not be taken into consideration and covered by our guarantee :

• Defects of supervision, maintenance and maintenance.
• Maintenance due to normal wear and tear.
• Maintenance of the product not in accordance with the instructions of the manual.
• Any adaptation of the product that would be necessary for compliance with the technical or safety standards applicable in a country other than that for which the product was originally designed and manufactured.
• Use or installation that does not conform to the use for which the product is intended or to the technical or safety standards in force in the country where it is used.
• Non-observance of instructions, safety precautions and instructions stipulated in the manual.
• A case of force majeure, sinister (fire, flood, etc.), lightning, etc.
• A modification or repair of the product not carried out by a qualified professional.
• Use of parts and accessories not compatible with the product or defective.
• Immediate or delayed damages resulting from improper handling during transport, mishandling, falling, shock, contact with water, sand or any other substance, etc.
• Improper treatment of the product due to inappropriate environment (poor aeration, exposure to moisture or strong heat, vibration, non-adapted power supply, surge, etc.).

Whether with respect to the purchaser, installer or any other person, our company cannot under any circumstances be held liable for any physical or material damage of any kind whatsoever, which may be caused by our products or which would be the direct or indirect consequence of the use of our products.

NOTES

In most houses, the ceiling fan is placed in the center of the room, replacing a light. In this way, the ceiling fan provides evenly distributed airflow throughout the room.
Since a ceiling fan typically requires no more power than a light, the existing electrical circuit should not be overloaded. But if the ceiling fan is equipped with lamps, make sure the electrical circuit is strong enough to support the load. If this is not the case, you will need to install a new circuit with a new circuit breaker on the main electrical panel or an auxiliary panel so that the ceiling fan has its own circuit without powering any other device. If there is no central light in the room, you will need to define a location where the ceiling fan will be installed and carry electricity.
A connection box is required. Never use a plastic box.
FANELITE ceiling fans can weigh up to 25 kg with accessories. Make sure that your ceiling fan hanger bracket is firmly attached and that your installation can support a weight of at least 68 kg.
For your own safety and that of others, please check the weight of your ceiling fan and adjust the resistance of your installation if necessary. The ceiling fan hanger bracket must be supported by the ceiling structure.
Your installation must also be able to withstand the vibration caused by your ceiling fan when it is working.
Even a well-balanced ceiling fan causes vibration when it works.

HEIGHT UNDER BLADES

The minimum recommended distance between the floor and the blades is 230 cm. You can use a meter to check this height (level of your floor / lower limit of the blades).
If the distance between the floor and the blades is less than the minimum recommended above or if the structure of your interior does not meet this minimum, check the length of the tube of your ceiling fan, it is some- times possible to shorten it by few centimeters. Do not forget, however, that a distance of 25 cm between the blades and the ceiling, ideally more, is needed to promote good air circulation and optimal brewing. If, on the other hand, you need an extension down rod to lower the level of your ceiling fan (high ceiling), please contact your retailer, there are extensions of 90 cm and 120 cm for all the models.

UNPACKING CHECK

Before assembling your ceiling fan, remove all parts from the package and make sure that all of the following components are present :

FIX THE CEILING HANGER BRACKET

WARNING : The fixing must be done securely in the structure of the ceiling by a qualified person.
Depending on the structure of your ceiling, use suitable screws and washers. Do not fix the ceiling support in a structure thinner than 50 mm or in hollow elements, in order to avoid any risk of falling.
Make sure that the fixing is very solid and can support at least 68 kg by pulling it. We decline all responsibility in the event of a fall of the ceiling fan.
You can install the hanger bracket on an inclined ceiling of 25° maximum. As below, if your ceiling is inclined, the lugs of the hanger bracket must be on the highest side of your ceiling. Do not put it on the lowest side of your ceiling.
WOOD CEILING
Position the support in the desired location and fix it using the screws and washers provided. WOOD CEILING-STRAIGHT
Hanger bracket against the ceiling, lugs on any side
WOOD CEILING-INCLINED
Hanger bracket against the ceiling, lugs on highest side CONCRETE CEILING
Position the support in the desired location and mark the holes to be made. Remove the support and drill the concrete structure by making 2 Ø 8 mm holes. Remove dust and introduce the anchor studs supplied using a hammer (leave the threaded rod sticking out). Remove nuts and washers, replace the support and replace the washers and nuts. Tighten the nuts securely using a suitable wrench. CONCRETE CEILING-STRAIGHT
Hanger bracket against the ceiling, lugs on any side
CONCRETE CEILING-INCLINED
Hanger bracket against the ceiling, lugs on highest side

ASSEMBLY

To fix the blades, place the motor block so that it is stable. Often, the polystyrene foam used for motor packaging can make excellent support on your worktop.
1/ CHOOSE THE TUBE
Depending on the height of your ceiling, choose from the 2 tubes supplied, 13 or 25 cm. By default the black hanger ball is installed on the 13 cm tube. If you want to use the 25 cm tube (or an optional 90 or 120 cm extension), loosen and then remove the 2 screws from the hanger ball, lower it so that you can remove the axis then remove it from the tube. Install it on the new tube by reversing the above steps, only one way possible, the hanger ball is installed on the side of the tube where there is an additional hole provided for the security screw. 2/ ASSEMBLE THE TUBE, CANOPY AND COUPLING COVER WITH THE MOTOR BLOCK
Remove the pin-pierced axis as well as the pin from the motor block and loosen the 2 screws. Place the canopy and coupling cover on the tube. Pass the wires and connectors inside the tube and collect them on the other side (if necessary remove the hanger ball so that you can pass the connectors more easily). If you have a down rod of 90 or 120 cm, use the included cable extensions. Position the tube / canopy / coupling cover assembly correctly on the motor block, and replace the pin-pierced axis by passing it through the hole of the motor block and the tube (take care to not damage the wires passing inside) then put the pin. Tighten the 2 screws so that the tube is firmly fixed, then lower the coupling cover. 3/ INSTALL THE BLADES AND BOTTOM COVER
Position all blades on the motor block and the blades ring then fix the blades and blades ring by using the screws provided.
Caution, tighten the screws carefully to avoid damaging the blades, but be sure to tighten properly to prevent excessive vibration during start-up.
Carefully install the supplied bottom cover by screwing it on the axis (clockwise) until it locks in place.

HANG THE CEILING FAN

1/ HANG THE CEILING FAN IN THE HANGER BRACKET
Take your ceiling fan and put the black hanger ball at the top of the tube into the hanger bracket.
Turn the tube until the hanger ball locks into the hanger bracket (concave groove of hanger ball into the lugs of hanger bracket).
Be careful to not damage the electrical wires and not pinch them between hanger ball and hanger bracket. 2/ INSTALL THE SECURITY CABLE
For more security, fix the steel security cable provided, ideally to an element independent of the fixing (beam …), or for example on an anchor stud with hook if concrete ceiling. You can also fix the security cable on one of the 4 fixing screws of the hanger bracket if wooden ceiling.
Loosen the screw of the block on the cable, make your loop, iron your cable in the block, then tighten the screw properly.

INSTALL THE RECEIVER IN THE CEILING HANGER BRACKET

Once your ceiling fan is installed in the hanger bracket, slide the receiver into the hanger bracket (above the hanger ball).![FANELITE NEBA DC 164 cm Fan

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

WARNING : Before proceeding to the electrical connections, carefully read the safety instructions in this manual. Before any electrical connections, switch off all power and restart only when the installation is completed. Electrical connections must be made in accordance with current regulations and by a qualified electrician.
Once the receiver is installed in the hanger bracket, make the electrical connections below (see diagram below) :

1. CONNECTIONS FROM CEILING FAN TO RECEIVER
   – Connect the connector of the ceiling fan (3 wires : pink / grey / red) to the receiver.

2. CONNECTIONS FROM RECEIVER TO HANGER BRACKET
   – Connect the connector of the hanger bracket (3 wires : brown or black / blue / yellow and green) to the receiver.
   The brown or black wire corresponds to the phase (Line), the blue wire corresponds to the neutral, the yellow and green wire corresponds to the ground (Earth).

3. CONNECTIONS FROM HANGER BRACKET TO AC CEILING POWER
   By using the connecting terminals provided on the hanger bracket :
   – Connect the phase of the ceiling to the phase of the hanger bracket in the domino L (LINE : black or brown wire of the hanger bracket).
   – Connect the neutral of the ceiling with the neutral of the hanger bracket in the domino N (NEUTRAL : blue wire of the hanger bracket).

4. GROUNDING
   – Connect the ground wire of the ceiling to the ground wire of the hanger bracket in the domino E (EARTH : yellow and green wire of the hanger bracket).
   – Connect one of the two grounding connectors of the hanger bracket to the one of the hanger ball.
   – Connect the other grounding connector of the hanger bracket to the one of the ceiling fan.

Check that all electrical connections have been correctly made and that the receiver and the wires are properly stored in the hanger bracket.

INSTALL THE CANOPY

Once the electrical connections have been made, mount the canopy against the hanger bracket, place it correctly by inserting the 2 screws of the hanger bracket in the notches of the canopy, turn the canopy until the screws lock in the notches and tighten the screws.
Be careful to not damage / pinch the electrical wires and the antenna wire.

INSTALL THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL

NOTE : If you intend to not use your remote control or ceiling fan for a long time, we advise you to remove the batteries from the remote control to preserve it.
The remote control works with 2 batteries 1,5V AAA.
In order to insert the batteries or change the batteries when they are empty :
Slide the battery compartment cover (on the back of the remote control) downwards to remove it. Insert 2 batteries 1,5V AAA by respecting the polarity.
Close the cover by sliding it upwards.

INSTALL THE WALL SUPPORT OF THE REMOTE CONTROL

Install the supplied wall support by using the screws and washers provided so that you can store your remote control on its wall support.
Depending of the structure of your wall, use suitable screws and washers.

USE OF THE REMOTE CONTROL

1. DESCRIPTION
   | Short press : Turn on the ceiling fan
   Long press (hold for 5 seconds) : Change the running direction of the blades
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   | Short press : Turn off the ceiling fan
   Long press (hold for 5 seconds) : Remote control / receiver pairing mode
   | Short press : Timer setting
   Long press (hold for 5 seconds) : Wifi connection ; see corresponding manual
   | Change the color temperature of the light
   | Turn on the light
   | Turn off the light
   | Speed setting
   | Change the brightness of the light

2. USE OF THE REMOTE CONTROL
   Power ON / OFF
   Press this button to turn on your ceiling fan.
   Press this button to turn off your ceiling fan.
   Speed
   Press this button to adjust the speed (6 speeds, 1 is the lowest one and 6 the highest one), the selected speed is displayed on the screen. The top arrow increases the speed, the bottom arrow decreases the speed.
   LED light (on compatible models)
   Press this button to turn on the light.
   Press this button to turn off the light.
   Press this button to change the color temperature of the light (3000°K / 4000°K / 6000°K).
   Press this button to adjust the light intensity. The top arrow increases the light intensity, the bottom arrow reduces the light intensity.
   Timer
   Press this button to set the timer (automatic stop after the selected time has been reached). There are 4 possible settings, each time this button is pressed, the timer increases by one level, 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, 8 hours. To deactivate the timer, press until the screen of the remote control shows 0 or manually turn off the ceiling fan.

3. PAIRING PROCEDURE REMOTE CONTROL / RECEIVER
   By default, the remote control and the receiver are already paired together. If the remote control is not connected to the receiver, please follow the steps below:
   1/ Turn off the power of your ceiling fan using the circuit breaker or switch.
   2/ Wait at least 30 seconds then turn on the power again.
   3/ Within 30 seconds of turning on the power, press and hold the button of the remote control for around 5 seconds.
   The receiver beeps when the synchronization is complete. You will then be able to use your remote control to control your ceiling fan.

4. PAIR THE REMOTE CONTROL ON SEVERAL CEILING FANS
   When several ceiling fans (DC technology with the same remote control) are installed, it’s possible to control all of them with only one single remote control.
   Repeat the above procedure PAIRING METHOD REMOTE CONTROL / RECEIVER with all the other ceiling fans that you want to synchronize on the same remote control.

5. CHANGE THE RUNNING DIRECTION OF THE BLADES (SUMMER / WINTER MODE)
   By default your ceiling fan rotates counterclockwise (summer mode). This mode allows the room to be refreshed by sending the cold air down and hot air at the top. The winter mode, meanwhile, will allow you to heat the room by sending hot air down (the blades turn in the opposite direction, clockwise).
   To change the running direction of the blades, press and hold the button on your remote control for about 5 seconds.
   F forward = S = Summer = counterclockwise rotation
   R reverse = W = Winter = clockwise rotation

WIFI AND VOICE CONTROL

Your ceiling fan is compatible with Wifi (SMART LIFE and TUYA apps) and voice control (Amazon Alexa / Google Assistant). For more information, refer to the corresponding manual.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

WARNING : Before cleaning your appliance, carefully read the safety instructions in this manual.
We recommend that you keep your unit clean and clean it at least once a month.
Do not use water or detergent to clean your ceiling fan.
A dry, soft cloth will be preferable to avoid scratching the body of your ceiling fan and the blades. Vacuum dust from inaccessible places.
It is recommended to regularly check the condition of the ceiling fan and ceiling fan hanger bracket (at least twice a year depending on use). Due to frequent use of the ceiling fan, the screws will tend to loosen a little bit over time. Check and tighten the screws of the ceiling bracket, blades, motor cover, LED light kit or cover if necessary.

OPTIONAL DOWN RODS

Included by default in the box : 2 tubes of 13 and 25 cm. If your ceiling is too high, 2 optional down rods are available :
Model NEBA :
Down rod 90 cm grey (Ø 21 mm) : Ref RA90GR / Down rod 120 cm grey (Ø 21 mm) : Ref RA120GR
Model GUANA :
Down rod 90 cm white (Ø 21 mm) : Ref RA90BL / Down rod 120 cm white (Ø 21 mm) : Ref RA120BL
Model LIFOU :
Down rod 90 cm black (Ø 21 mm) : Ref RA90BK / Down rod 120 cm black (Ø 21 mm) : Ref RA120BK
The 90 or 120 cm down rod replaces the 13 or 25 cm tube. You cannot assemble your new down rod with your existing tube. To install your new down rod, refer to the ASSEMBLY section.

TROUBLESHOOTING

NOTE : Visit our Frequently Asked Questions section on our website (www.fanelite.com) for more information.
The ceiling fan (motor) starts and then stops after few seconds :
This is a safety mode of the receiver because the blades are not installed. Install the blades before using your ceiling fan.
The light works but not the ceiling fan (motor) :

1. Check that the 3 wires and metal pins (pink / grey / red) of the corresponding connector are properly engaged in the connector. If a wire is badly inserted in the connector, the receiver reacts by an error code. Push on the wires if necessary to fully engage them in the connector.
2. The batteries may not be sufficiently charged and allow the light to be turned on / off only, but not the motor. Check the battery status of your remote control. Change the batteries if necessary and your ceiling fan will re-operate normally.

The ceiling fan (motor) works but not the light :

1. Check that the 3 wires and metal pins (yellow / black / white) of the corresponding connector are properly engaged in the connector. If a wire is badly inserted in the connector, the receiver reacts by an error code.
   Push on the wires if necessary to fully engage them in the connector.

2. The batteries may not be sufficiently charged and allow the motor to be turned on / off only, but not the light. Check the battery status of your remote control. Change the batteries if necessary and your ceiling fan will re-operate normally.

The ceiling fan no longer works :

1. Check the batteries status of your remote control. Change the batteries if necessary and your ceiling fan will re-operate normally.
2. If, despite the changed batteries, your ceiling fan still does not work, check the condition of the circuit breakers. If the ceiling fan circuit breaker is OFF, put it back to ON. If the circuit breaker trips OFF again, do not touch it, leave the power off, and call a qualified electrician.
3. The remote control and the receiver are maybe unpaired. Refer to the USE OF THE REMOTE CONTROL section to perform the pairing procedure again.
4. If your receiver beeps several times when you press a button on the remote control, this is an error code and this means that your receiver has locked out. To reset it, turn off the power of your ceiling fan by using the circuit breaker or switch, wait 1 minute and then turn on the power again.
5. Check your electrical connections. Refer to the ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS section. Check that all metal wires and pins are securely engaged in their connectors. Check that current is coming through your ceiling AC power supply. Check that no electrical wires are damaged.

The ceiling fan oscillates abnormally during operation :
A ceiling fan vibrates naturally when it is working. Even a well-balanced ceiling fan causes vibration when it works.

1. Check the condition of the screws of the blades and tighten them if necessary.
2. Check that the hanger ball is securely locked in the hanger bracket (concave groove of hanger ball into the lugs of hanger bracket).
3. If your ceiling fan still oscillates abnormally when it is working, it may be because the blades are not well balanced. In this case, use the balancing kit supplied with your ceiling fan to re-balance them. To identify the defective blade, turn off your ceiling fan, put the plastic pliers on the edge of a blade and turn on your ceiling fan. Repeat by changing position and blade if necessary until normal operation of the ceiling fan is resumed. Once the correct position is found, glue the weight at the level of the pliers (onto the blade) then remove the pliers.

For more information, visit our website www.fanelite.com or contact us. See ADDITIONAL INFORMATION section.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION

**** Instructions on environment protection
Do not dispose of this product in the usual household garbage at the end of its life cycle ; hand it over a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic appliances. The symbol on the product, the instructions for use or the packing will inform about the methods of disposal. The materials are recyclable as mentioned in its marking. By recycling or others forms of re-utilization of old appliances, you are making an important contribution to protect our environment. Please inquire at the community administration for the authorized disposal location.

CONFORMITIES

The company LOGIFAN SARL and FANELITE EUROPE SAS declares its NEBA, GUANA and LIFOU products to comply with the following directives in force from the European Parliament:

• Directive on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility : 2014/30/UE
• Directive on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits : 2014/35/UE
• Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment : 2011/65/UE
• Directive on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of radio equipment : 2014/53/UE
  The full declaration of conformity for the product is available at the following address https://www.fanelite.com or on request by e-mail at [email protected]

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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You can also contact us by using the contact form of our websites.
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FANELITE EUROPE SAS
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Documents / Resources

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