1 - Del Mar Fans and Lighting
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1. into fan Seat bulb firmly into socket as shown Then install glass by raising glass to fan and turning glass clockwise until firmly seated Push up and twist glass Electrical Connections Connect black fan wires to black outlet wire Connect white fan wire to white outlet wire and green grounding lead wire from the grounding conductor to the supply circuit see figure A Use wire connectors provided with your fan No loose strands or loose connections should be present Turn splices upward and carefully push all wiring into outlet box When wall switches are employed switches should be UL listed for use with ceiling fan Ground Black Fan and lights controlled by remote control unit A CAUTION Always turn off power at breaker before attempting any wire connections2. the brackets balancing the blades or cleaning the fan Do not insert foreign objects in between rotating fan blades Before Assembly Downrod Assembly Only Make sure that the fan voltage 120 is compatible with your own electrical system Check to make sure that your carton contains all the parts mentioned in the parts list NOTE When the motor is taken out of carton please put it in a soft cloth to prevent any damage on the ornamental surface Parts Qty q S1 S1 Wood Screws and Washers CAUTION Before installing choose a location for mounting the fan where the blades have at least 7 feet of clearance from all objects and floor Mount an outlet box to the 2 S2 ceiling or use an existing box S2 Screws for Canopy 4 2 CAUTION Do not mount fan to sheet rock or drywall type materials To insure proper w SN A 16 support use the two 1 wood screws to secure mounting bracket to joist or beam If the dr location you choose does not have a suitable support beam install a 2 X4 brace between S5 Motor Screw 11 eiling joists to support S6 Wire Connectors 3 S7 Safety Bolt amp Nut 1 Tools You Need S8 J Hook 1 S9 Zip Tie 1 1 Phillips Screwdriver included 4 Wire Strippers 3 Adjustable Wrenc 2 Flat Screwdriver Preparation Important When using an existing outlet box be sure the box is securely A attached to the building st
3. BETTER BY DESIGN PO Box 1037 650 S Royal Lane Suite 100 Coppell TX 75019 800 486 4892 8 00 to 5 00 CST Central Standard Time Toll Free Fax 877 304 1728 email customerservice craftmade com www craftmade com Craftmade MEJOR DISE O P O Box 1037 650 S Royal Lane Suite 100 Coppell TX 75019 EE UU 800 486 4892 8 00 a 5 00 CST Hora local central N mero de fax sin cargo 877 304 1728 Correo electr nico customerservice craftmade com www craftmade com Crafimade UNE CONCEPTION EXCEPTIONNELLE P O Box 1037 650 S Royal Lane Suite 100 Coppell TX 75019 EE UU de 8 heures 17 heures Heure standard du centre Num ro de t l copieur gratuit 877 304 1728 Email customerservice craftmade com www craftmade com Thg Triumph Fan Installation Instructions Models TR52 Combination Standard Downrod and Flushmount Assembly BETTER BY DESIGN What You Have 4 1A Parts Qty F2 Read and Save These Safety Precautions Turn off electricity at main switch before wiring or servicing fan in order to avoid possible electrical shock 2 All wiring must be in accordance with the National Electric Code ANSI NFPA 70 1999 and local electrical codes Electrical installation should be performed by a 1A Mounting Plate 1 qualified licensed electrician 1B Mounting Bracket 1 3 After making
4. e and J Hook Tighten Zip Tie securely 2 After connections are made turn splice upward and push carefully into outlet box Separate blue and black wires on one side of the box and white and green wires on the other side There are 3 colored wires coming from the top of the motor including ground wire NOTE Wire connecters that are not pushed into the outlet box may in time sag and rub against the top of the motor housing This sound can be mistaken for bearing noise N ans cms D D g G Black Power N NCA White Neutra ye Ground Green Wire Connections X Black Hot Wire for Fan Green Green Wire n NOTE J Hook installation White Neutral Wire is a Canadian requirement Lift the outer housing 3 onto the mounting plate 1A and secure with outer housing screws S5 A WARNING To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or personal injury mount outlet box marked acceptable for fan support and use mounting screws provided with the outlet box Most outlet boxes commonly used for the support of lighting fixtures are not acceptable for fan support and may need to be replaced Consult a qualified electrician in doubt Step 7 Attaching Canopy Ceiling Screws Attach Canopy 3 to the Mounting Plate by aligning Canopy slots to Screws in the mounting Plate Twist clockwise to lock into place Use two more Screws to tighten firmly Installing Glass ee TF Install halogen light bulb
5. gure 2 Top View A CAUTION Never hold or lift fan by blades Step 3 Flushmount Installation Secure the Hanging Wire by looping it through the Safety Bolt S7 as shown in Figure land tightening it with the Safety nut Connect Antenna Wires on Top Motor Housing and Fan Motor housing Place Top Motor Housing 4 on motor housing Attach canopy 3 to the motor housing by placing screws into holes in canopy Tighten screws firmly ee Canopy 3 Remote Antenna a Top Motor Housing 4 Antenna Wires Safety Bolt S7 Fan Motor Housing 2 4 Step 4 Attaching Hanging Cable For added security attach Hanging Cable from fan unit to Mounting Plate J Hook Secure by looping Zip Tie S9 through the Hanging Cable and J Hook Tighten Zip Tie securely Thread 2 of the Canopy Screws into the mounting plate These will be used to attach the Canopy Shown in Step 8 Hanging Cable NOTE J Hook installation is a Canadian requirement 5 Step 5 Connecting the Wiring N 6 Step 6 Attaching Safety Cable 1 Connect fan wires to ceiling wires white fan wire to white outlet wire f Dh black to black and green to green Wire connectors S6 are provided for For added security attach Safety Cable from fan unit to J Hook S8 your convenience If additional blue wire is present then also connect in outlet box Secure by looping Zip Tie S9 through the Safety Cable the blue wire to the black wir
6. ior to securing Mounting Bracket Plate screw J Hook S8 into Ceiling Outlet Box as a secondary support means Secure mounting Plate 1A to the outlet box A by tightening Bracket Screws amp Washers S3 as shown If not mounting to an outlet box use wood screws S1 and washers S1 and mount securely to ceiling beam Be sure at this point to insert Canopy Screws S2 in bracket NOTE Do not mount directly to sheet rock or ceiling tile NOTE J Hook installation is a Canadian requirement only 00 W A NN Support Beam q J Hook S8 ee Outlet Box A or OUTLET BOX Ceiling gt Ground Wire eS nein Plate 1A Bracket Screws ra amp Washers S3 Wood Screws S1 Helpul Hint Remove fan motor 4 from inside the box turn the top foam insert upside down then lay the fan motor face down into the foam This will hold the motor housing steady during assembly Step 2 Blade Assembly Take out the four screws in the Top Motor Housing 4 Save the screws Raise the Top Motor Housing 4 off the base see figure 1 Slide blade 5 through slot on side of fan Attach with Blade Screws S4 as shown in figure 2 Repeat this procedure until all five blades are secured Tighten firmly Top Motor Housing will be reattached in following step Figure 1 IT Pii gt Top Motor Housing 4 r Coe g 4 SS 2 EBA ae Motor Housing 4 eS CF ee Screws S4 I TT Fi
7. n the Top Motor Housing 4 Save the screws Raise the Top Motor Housing 4 off the base see figure 1 Slide blade 5 through slot on side of fan Attach with Blade Screws S4 as shown in figure 2 Repeat this procedure until all five blades are secured Tighten firmly Reattach Antenna wires then reattach Top Motor Housing 4 TJ Figure 1 T T H A Top Motor Housing 4 6 N re AD Antenna Wires CEN lt Motor Housing 4 N o aa SS ee Blade Screws S4 l TT Figure 2 Blade 5 Top View A CAUTION Never hold or lift fan by blades 3 Step 3 Standard Down Rod Assembly Steps 3 7 Locate Downrod Assembly 2 Loosen Ball Screw on black Hanging Ball to free lock pin Black Hanging Ball will slide down Remove Ground Screw and green Ground Wire Remove Hanging Ball from Downrod and save all parts Insert fan wires through Downrod Screw Downrod into top of Fan Motor Housing being careful that wires are pulled through Position Downrod so the hole in the Downrod aligns with the hole in the Flange Coupling on the Motor Insert Safety Bolt S7 through Coupling and Downrod and attach Nut Tighten firmly Tighten Set Screw A against downrod Place Flange Cover 10 and Canopy Decorative Cover 11 and Canopy over Downrod Assembly Replace Hanging Ball insert Hanging Pin through Downrod and tighten Set Screw C in Hanging Ball into Downrod Green Gr
8. ound Lock Pin Canopy a Ball Screw lt Safety Cable Canada Downrod Assembly Threaded Set Screw Hole Downrod Canopy Decorative Cover Set Screw C Hanging Pin Downrod 2 Canopy 3 Flange Cover Hanging Ball N Canopy Decorative Cover 11 Fan Motor Housing Flange Cover 10 T g 10 Set Screw A Safety Bolt amp Nut S7 Motor Housing 5 WARNING Failure to completely tighten downrod could result in the fan loosening and possibly falling IMPORTANT Black antenna wire must be connected for remote to function Step 5 Safety Cable For added security attach Safety Cable from fan unit to J Hook S8 in outlet box Secure by looping zip tie S9 through Safety Cable and J hook Tighten zip tie securely Lift fan onto the Mounting Bracket 1B Turn housing until Hanging Ball seats itself into Ball o listen for click Support Beam J Hook S8 Outlet Box A Ceiling Mounting Bracket 1B Ground Wire J Hook S8 Zip Tie S9 NOTE Parts furnished will Safety Cable allow you to install your fan at up to a 35 angle Angles greater than 35 will require a 45 angle adapter see dealer NOTE J Hook installation is a Canadian requirement only WARNING To
9. reduce the risk of fire electric shock or personal injury mount so outlet box marked acceptable for fan support and use mounting screws A provided with the outlet box Most outlet boxes commonly used for the support of lighting fixtures are not acceptable for fan support and may need to be replaced Consult a qualified electrician if in doubt Step 6 Connecting Wires 1 Connect fan wires to ceiling wires white fan wire to white outlet wire black to black and green to green Wire Connectors S6 are provided for your convenience 2 After connections are made turn splices upward and push carefully into outlet box Separate black wire on one side of the box and white and green wires on the other side re connectors White Neutral i wi S6 Green There are 2 colored Black wires coming from the top of the motor including ground wire Outlet Box J L725 Ground Green a NZL Wire Connnections E Downrod Ground NY es Be Black Hot wire for fan Mounting Bracket Green Ground wire Ground Green White Neutral wire Step 7 Attaching Canopy Attach Canopy 3 to the Mounting Bracket by placing Screws S2 into slot in Canopy Twist clockwise to lock into place Tighten Screws firmly Attach Canopy Decorative Cover 11 to the Canopy 3 Canopy Decorative Cover 11 Step 1 Flushmount Option Pr
10. replace battery simply push down on tab and slide housing cover off Snap 9 Volt battery onto wire terminal and replace into remote housing Slide housing cover back onto remote control unit Note In the event there are multiple remote units in an area dip switches can be set to different settings so one remote doesn t inadvertently turn on more than one fan Remote Control Unit Battery Terminal Housing PUSH Housing Cover ie Prior to securing Mounting Bracket Plate screw J Hook S8 into Ceiling Outlet Box as a secondary support means Secure Mounting Plate 1A and Mounting Bracket 1B to the outlet box A by tightening bracket screws amp washers S3 as shown If not mounting to an Outlet Box use Wood Screws S1 and Washers S1 and mount securely to Ceiling Beam NOTE Do not mount directly to sheet rock or ceiling tile NOTE J Hook installation is a Canadian requirement only Support Beam J Hook S8 a Outlet Box A a OUTLET BOX Ceiling a Mounting Plate 1A Ground Wire G lo Mounting Bracket 1B Bracket Screws Zz amp Washers S3 i Wood Screw S1 2 Screw S1 Helpful Hint Remove fan motor 4 from inside the box turn the top foam insert upside down then lay the fan motor face down into the foam This will hold the motor housing steady during assembly Step 2 Blade Assembly Take out the four screws i
11. ructure and can support the full weight of the fan Failure to do so can result in serious injury or death Step A Turn off circuit breakers and wall switch to the fan supply line leads Warning Failure to disconnect power supply prior to A installation may result in serious injury or death To reduce the risk of shock this fan must be installed with an isolating wall control switch Step B Determine mounting method to use A Downrod Mount B Angle Mount Craftmade Part 45AD see dealer C Flushmount IMPORTANT If using the angle mount method check to make sure the ceiling angle is not steeper than 35 Angles greater than 35 will require a 45 angle adapter Check to make sure blades are at least 30 from any obstruction Check downrod length to ensure blades are at least 7 above the floor Downrod Installation Normal Ceilings ne Downrod Installation Vaulted Ceilings Step D Setting Frequency Switches The remote control unit is operated by a set of frequency switches and are preset at the factory The switches are located on the back of the remote control unit and in the top motor housing of the fan on the receiving module The switches can be set in any position as long as both the wall unit and receiving module switches are set the same All RF modules amp Transmitters come from the factory with the dip switches set in the ON position To
12. the wire connections the wires should be spread apart with the 2 Down Rod Assembly 1 grounded conductor and the equipment grounding ner ae on the one side of the 6 Rods Supplied outlet box and the ungrounded conductor on the other side of the outlet box Canes 1 4 The splices after being made should be turned upward and pushed carefully up into i PY theoutlet box 4 Fan Housing amp Motor 1 5 Conductor of a fan identified as grounded conductor to be connected to grounded 5 Blades sold separately 5 conductor of power supply conductor of a fan identified as ungrounded conductor 6 Glass 1 to be connected to an ungrounded conductor of power supply conductor of fan 7 TCS Hand Held Control 1 ns for equipment grounding to be connected to an equipment grounding 8 Halogen Bulb 1 conductor 6 Fan should not be mounted in an area where it might get wet 9 Hanging Cable 1 7 To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or personal injury mount to outlet box 10 Flange Cover 1 marked Acceptable for Fan Support and use mounting screws provide with the Downrod Assembly Only 1 outlet box 11 Canopy Decorative Cover 1 8 For safety and best operating results we recommend that you have a qualified electrician assemble and install your fan 9 WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not use this fan with any solid state speed control device To reduce the risk of personal injury do not bend the blade brackets when installing
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