CasaFan Classic Flat 103-III Ceiling Fan Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- CasaFan
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CasaFan Classic Flat 103-III Ceiling Fan
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
About this operating manual
Before using the CasaFan fan, read the mounting and operating manual carefully. For the safety of persons it is important to follow these instructions!
Explanation of symbols:
WARNING: Electric voltage!| ATTENTION:
Warns you of immediate danger to life| Indicates risks to health and possible
damage to property.
With electrical devices, there is a danger to life from electric shock if used
improperly, installed incorrectly or if the safety instructions are not
observed!
SAFETY ADVICES
- Keep the operating manual within reach. Never pass the fan onto another person without the operating manual.
- This ceiling fan is for circulating dry room air. Their use in machines, outside, in garages, in moist or wet rooms or rooms in danger of fire or explosion, is not permitted.
- This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understands the hazards involved.
- Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.
- If unusual oscillating movement is observed, immediately stop using the ceiling fan and contact the manufacturer, its service agent or suitably qualified persons.
- Replacement of parts of the safety suspension system device shall be performed by the manufacturer, its service agent or suitably qualified persons.
- Mounting of the suspension system shall be performed by the manufacturer, its service agent or suitably qualified persons.
- Before accessing the connection and installation, the current must be disconnected on all poles (fuse in fuse box).
- Children shall not play with the appliance.
- Ensure that the fan is switched off from the supply mains before service and maintenance.
- The electrical connection and electrical maintenance of this fan may only be carried out by a trained electrician, a skilled electrician or an appropriately qualified person.
- The voltage details on the rating label are to conform with the available mains voltage.
- Do not run the cables over sharp edges and under no circumstances squeeze the cables during installation.
- Only operate the ceiling fan when completely assembled!
- WARNING! The mains connection requires a two-pole isolating switch with a contact opening width of at least 3 mm. The disconnecting device must be integrated into the fixed wiring according to the valid technical regulations.
- The electrical safety of the fan is only guaranteed if the earthing system of the building installation is installed in accordance with the regulations and the fan is connected to it.
- The mains connection to which the fan is connected must comply with the applicable local standards.
- Choose a safe place for installation and make sure that there are no objects within the area of rotation.
- The construction and fixture of the holder and ceiling is to be able to bear 4 times the weight of the fan when being moved.
- None of the fan blades are to be less than 2.3 m from the ground.
- Keep the fan away from heat sources. The minimum distance to radiant heaters and stoves is 1.5 m.
- Before first using after the setup, all electrical and mechanical connections are to be checked in order to prevent any fall, fire or electric shock.
Observe notes on disposal!
Our ceiling fans are quality products and designed for a long service life.
- Do not dispose of a appliance at the end of its service life and any batteries required to operate the appliance in household waste!
- Find out about local return and recycling possibilities and use the existing collection points in your area for disposal.
- Dispose of packaging material that is no longer required in an environmentally friendly manner and inaccessible to children.
- There is a risk of suffocation for children by inhaling or swallowing parts of the packaging.
PARTS (Figure U, page 28)
ROTARY 132
- Hanger Bracket
- Terminal Block
- Canopy Screw (4×)
- Safety Rope
- Fan Wire
- Canopy
- Canopy Screw Cover
- Downrod and Hanger Ball
- Downrod Support
- Downrod Support Screw (2×)
- Clevis Pin
- Hairpin Clip
- Motor Assembly
- Upper Cover
- Blade (5×)
- Blade holder (5×)
- Mounting ring for low profile installation
- Blade Screws (15×)
- Bladeholder Screws (10×)
- Bracket Screw for Wood (2×)
- Support Safety Rope
- Balancing kit
Unpack the fan and compare the package contents for completeness. All the parts shown in the figure are to be present and undamaged.
Technical data:
Type| FLAT -II 132| FLAT -II 103| FLAT -II 75
Mains voltage| 230 V ~ 50 Hz
Power motor max. (W)| 56| 48| 46
Protection class| I / IP 20
No. of speeds| 3
Dimensions Ø × H (mm)| 1320 × 310| 1030 × 310| 762 × 310
Distance ceiling – blades| 164 mm
Weight (kg)| 5,8| 5,3| 5,1
Subject to technical modifications.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
WARNING: Danger of electric shock! Before commencing installation, turn off electricity supply at the main power box or disconnect power by removing fuse.
ATTENTION: Follow all installation directions. Improper installation can lead to injuries and material damage.
- The place of installation (ceiling) must have a load capacity of at least 24 kg.
- Use only for your type of ceiling suitable screws and plugs (not supplied).
Attach the hanger bracket **1** with **2** screws. Tighten the screws.
Fasten the hook **21** for the safety rope on the ceiling as shown. Unscrew
1 canopy **3** screw on each side and put it aside.
Uninstall the clevis pin from the downrod, retain the clevis pin and hairpin
clip for later. Install the canopy, cover ring and upper cover through
downrod.
Unscrew the two screws at the downrod support at the motor.
- Insert the downrod into the support.
- Insert the clevis pin through the opening provided and
- secure it with the hairpin clip.
- Tighten the two screws on the downrod support.
Hang the pre-mounted ceiling fan into the ceiling bracket. Hang the safety
cable in the hook provided for this purpose and pull it tightly downwards to
secure it against leaking. Make the electrical connection as shown on page 43.
Slide the canopy up and twist it into the bayonet lock with the canopy screws.
Fasten the 4 canopy screws. Press the cover ring upwards until it clicks into
place.
- Remove the canopy cover from the canopy.
- Unscrew 3 screws (staggered at 120°) from the motor at the mounting of the downrod.
Place the mounting ring and the canopy over the down rod support so that the 3
screws on the motor protrude through the 3 larger holes in the canopy and the
mounting ring.
Screw the mounting ring with canopy onto the motor with the 3 screws you
removed earlier.
- Feed the safety rope over the hook and tighten it firmly. Make the electrical connection as shown on page 43.
- Slide the canopy up and twist it into the bayonet lock with the canopy screws. Fasten the 4 canopy screws.
Electrical connections
Mains electrical
- Connect the cables with the mains voltage to the terminal block.
- Plug the two connectors together to provide power to the motor.
Attach the 5 blade holders to the blades with 3 blade screws **18** each.
Attach the 5 blade holders to the motor with 2 blade holder screws **18**
each.
– Your ceiling fan is now ready to run for the first time.
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- Connect the cables with the mains voltage to the terminal block.
- Plug the two connectors together to provide power to the motor
Attach the 5 blade holders to the blades with 3 blade screws each.
Operation
NOTES FOR REMOVING FAULTS
| Fault | Remedy |
|---|---|
- Check the fuses/trips at the main box and other connections.
- Check the fan connection to the mains.
- Repeat coding of the fan with the handheld transmitter.
- Replace the battery in the handheld transmitter if necessary
The fan is noisy|
- Check that all bolts and screws have been tightened.
- Run in the fan and the bearings for 24 hours. Most noises disappear after this time.
The fan vibrates too much|
- All blades have been weighed and grouped according to weight. Their density can vary and therefore cause vibration even when all blades are of the same weight. The following methods can contribute to preventing most vibrations. Check the vibration before each procedure. Please note that a small amount of vibration is normal and does not pose a problem.
- Most vibrations occur when one of the blades is not in alignment with the others. Aligning the blades is simply carried out with the aid of a flat ruler. Place the ruler vertically upwards against the ceiling and alongside the blade tip. Mark the distance between the blade side and ceiling. Turn the blades slowly by hand and carry out the same measurements with the other blades. If one of the blades is not correctly aligned, it can be remedied by lightly pressing their holders upwards or downwards in order to align them with the others. – Check that the hanger bracket is firmly anchored to the ceiling.
Important: Opening up and repairing the unit may only be carried out by a qualified electrician!
CLEANING/MAINTENANCE
WARNING: Danger of electric shock! Turn off the electricity at the fuse box or circuit breaker before cleaning or servicing your fan.
- Never use water for cleaning your ceiling fan. The appliance must not get wet.
- Do not use petrol or any similar light flammable detergents!
- Clean the surface of the housing and the blades with a dry cleaning cloth.
Regular check
- Check twice a year all the screws, especially those of the ceiling suspension, for tightness, retighten if necessary.
- Check electrical connections for proper connection.
- Greasing the bearings is not necessary, the bearings are permanently lubricated.
Use balancing kit (Figure C)
The balancing kit contains 2 weights at 5 grams each as well as a blade clip with 5 grams weight. If your ceiling fan is running after accurate and complete installation unbalanced (“wobbling”), please follow step 1 to 6:
- Switch your ceiling fan on and find out the speed setting at which the wobble is the greatest.
- Turn off your ceiling fan and allow it to come to a complete stop. Select one blade and place the balance clip on it, halfway between the blade holder and the blade tip on the trailing edge of the blade.
- Turn the fan on and select the speed setting at which the wobble was greatest. Note whether the wobble has increased or decreased. Turn the fan off, move the clip to the next blade and retest. Repeat this procedure on all blades noting the blades on which the greatest improvement is achieved.
- Move the clip back to the blade that showed the greatest improvement. Move the clip inward and outward on this blade and operate the fan to find the position where the clip gives the greatest improvement.
- Remove the clip and glue the balancing weight on top of the blade along the centerline at the point where the clip was positioned.
- If the fan wobble problem has not been corrected finally you can improve the balancing further by repeat the procedure with additional weights
DISPOSAL
– Never dispose of the appliance in normal household waste. For appliances
with the adjacent symbol, use the local collection points for the\ return of
old electrical appliances in accordance with the European Directive WEEE,
2012/19/EU. For information on how to return waste electrical and electronic
equipment free of charge, please contact your local authority.
By disposing of them separately, you are making your contribution to recycling
raw materials and protecting the environment.
CasaFan reserves the right to make any changes to the product without prior
notice.
CasaFan GmbH Senefelderstr. 8 63594 Hasselroth * Germany
© CasaFan 2022
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