Electrical Connections - Craftmade HC52 Instrucciones De Instalación

Operation Instructions
quence of operation for the motor pull/chain switch is
HI-MED-LOW.
e slide switch RIGHT for FORWARD, and LEFT for REVERSE
of the blades.
everse Switch
ION
your fan is mounted with the blades more than 7 feet from the floor, be
to avoid placing your raised arms or any object in the path of the blades.
Optional Light Kit Installation
ee screws from side of switch hub (as shown in figure below).
b cover from hub and pop out center plug. Carefully thread
ight kit through the center hole in hub cover. At this point
kit into hub cover by screwing center all-thread from light kit
ter hub cover. Lock the all-thread in place on the inside of the
he 3/8" nut provided. Attach white wire from light kit to white
, using wire nuts. Next, attach black wire from light kit to blue
ch hub. Carefully push wires up into hub and replace hub cover
s removed earlier.
Screws
Center Screw
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Pull Chain Switch
Switch Hub
Center Plug
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Electrical Connections

Connect black and blue (if provided) 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. After wires have been connected, they must be spread apart so the
green and white are on one side of the outlet box and the black and blue
are on the other side. Turn
splices upward and carefully
push all wiring into outlet
box. For optional wall
Black
control see figure B or
Figure C for alternate wiring.
When wall switches are employed,
switches should be UL listed
for use with ceiling fan.
NOTE: Make sure fan on/off switch
is always at "high speed" location if
your fan is controlled by additional
wall switch.
White
Black
Light Switch
Figure B
Ground
White
Blue
Black
Figure A
Optional Light
Ground
Black
Green
Blue
White
Optional Light
Green
White