Beper VE.112 Manual De Instrucciones página 12

Stand Fan Use instructions
• Test the fan by rotating the blade with your hands, making sure that there is no contact with the nut.
The fan blade should rotate freely.
• The front and rear guard are held together with a guard ring, which has two grooves, one for each
of the guards. Slightly loosen the large screw at the bottom of the ring and ensure the edge of the
guard sits in the appropriate groove, all around the rear guard. Then fit the front guard against the
rear guard and ensure that the edge sits properly in the other groove. Retighten the screw to secure
the guards together.
• Your new Pedestal Fan is now fully assembled.
PRODUCT AND ACCESSORIES Fig.1
1. Front guard
2. Blade cap
3. Fan blade
4. Guard nut
5. Rear guard
6. Motor housing
7. Fan body
8. Set screw
9. Height adjustment ring
10. Base tube
11. Base
12. Clamping washer
13. L-shaped screw
OPERATION:
Place the fan on a dry, level surface, plug it into a 220-240V 50Hz electrical outlet and switch on
power to the outlet. All available settings options will start flashing on the control panel. Ensure the
remote controls contains two AAA size batteries (not supplied).
Remote control operation
This fan is equipped with 3 speeds, 3 breeze modes, a 7.5hr timer and a remote control for conve-
nient operation. (You can also use the control panel to switch the fan on and off, select a speed, set
the timer and oscillation.)
ON/SPEED
• Press the ON/SPEED button (on the remote control or on the control panel) to switch on the fan.
At first operation it will start at medium speed. On subsequent operations the fan will start at the last
selected settings.
• Press the ON/SPEED button again to select HIGH or LOW speed.
OFF
• Press the OFF button to switch off the fan.
MODE
• Press the MODE button (on the remote control) to change the fan mode through different breeze
modes.
Normal: In this mode the fan operates at a constant speed. The mode indicator is red.
Nature: In this mode the fan simulates a natural breeze mode by cycling on and off, as in nature.
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