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ASSEMBLY
1. Remove and discard the plastic packing sleeve, required for
transportation purposes only.
2. Unscrew the mounting nut (3) from the motor housing.
3. Place the rear cage (4) onto the motor housing with the handle
pointing upwards. Do this by placing the 2 vertical openings in
the inner ring of the guard over the 2 motor housing pins. Secure
the guard firmly by tightening the mounting nut (3) of the guard in
clockwise direction.
4. Push the blades (2) along the motor shaft.
5. Add the logo plate (12) on the front cage (1), secure the logo plate
by adding the 3 screws.
6. Open the 2 locking clips on the rim of the front guard (1).
7. Hang the front cage (1) onto the rear guard using the position fixer
on the guard's rim, then join them together by closing the clips.
8. Secure the front cage and the rear guard with the small screw and
nut (11).
OSCILLATION CONTROL
1. Use the buttons on the fan body to turn the fan on or off and to
0 - stop; 1 - low speed, 2 - high speed
2. Oscillation: Push the oscillation knob to make the fan move from
side to side. Pull the oscillation knob to stop the movement.
3. Pitch: To change the pitch angle of the fan, push the fan guard up
or down to the desired angle.
CARE AND CLEANING
To take care of your fan safely, remember to follow these instructions:
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Before cleaning the fan, always remove the plug from the mains
socket and allow the fan to stop completely.
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Do not allow water to drip onto or enter the fan housing.
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Always use a soft wet cloth to clean the body, and a vacuum
cleaner to clean the dust from the blades.
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Do not use any of the following agents as a cleaner: gasoline,
thinners or benzene.
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If you believe that a malfunction may have occurred, do not try to
repair the fan yourself as this may cause a fire hazard or electric
shock.
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Clean the fan grill, housing and base with a soft, damp cloth.
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Do not attempt to remove the fan blades. Exercise caution around
the motor housing area.
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Do not allow the motor or any other electrical components to be
exposed to water.
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If your fan is not required for some time and you place it in
