Acorn DC-159 User manual

Model: DC-159
Instruction Manual
Attention:
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children)
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for
their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.

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CONTENTS:
1. Safety Precaution ...................................................
2. Fan Structure Drawing (With Lightkit) .......................
3. Fan Structure Drawing (Without Lightkit) ………..……..
4. Installation of Hanger Bracket ...............................
5. Installation of Fan Blades …………………...................
6. Installation of Motor Housing ................................
7. Installation of Downrod / Hanger Ball ...................
8. Hanging of Ceiling Fan ...........................................
9. Wiring of Ceiling Fan (With Lightkit) ………………………
10.Wiring of Ceiling Fan (Without Lightkit) ……………..…..
11.Installation of Canopy ………………………………...........
12.Installation of Lightkit……………………………………..…
13.Remote Control Manual (Wiring Diagram) ……………..
14.Remote Control Manual (Button Function) ……….……
15.Maintenance Tips ……………………………………….........
16.Troubleshooting …..................................................
17.Notes ……………….....................................................
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SAFETY PRECAUTION:
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TO REDUCE THE RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY, DO NOT BEND THE
BLADES BRACKETS DURING ASSEMBLY OR AFTER INSTALLATION.
DO NOT INSERT ANY OBJECTS IN THE PATH OF THE BLADES.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SHOCK, THIS FAN MUST BE INSTALLED
WITH AN ISOLATION WALL CONTROL / SWITCH.
WARNING
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLATION
1. The installation work must be carried out by a qualified wiring installer.
2. Turn off the Electrical Main Switch at the circuit breaker fuse box.
3. Using power supply 220 -240V~50Hz.
4. When mounting the fan, ensure the safety cable is loop across the
ceiling mounting ‘J’ hook.
5. The ceiling mounting hook must be able to withhold a min. of 35
pounds.
6. The ceiling fan must be mounted so that the blades are more than 2.3
meters above the floor.
7. Do not operate the reverse switch when the fan is still in motion mode.
Wait till its stop completely before switching to reverse mode.
8. Do not insert any objects in the path of the blades.
9. When all electrical connections are done, store all wires neatly.
10. Make sure all screws and connections are tightly screwed and secured.
11. The supply wires live and neutral must be connected to a double pole
switch having a contact of at least 3mm in all poles.

FAN STRUCTURE DRAWING (With Lightkit):
3

FAN STRUCTURE DRAWING (Without Lightkit):
4
Balancing
Kit
Blade
Attachment
Handware
(7pcs)
Expansion
Bolts and
Expansion
Bolts with Hook
Connector
(6pcs)

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INSTALLATION OF HANGER BRACKET:
1) To use Four Expansion Setscrew to install the hanger bracket
firmly. (fig 1)
2) Install the ‘J’ hook onto the concrete ceiling and fasten firmly.
Note the place of ‘J’ hook as (fig 2)
fig 1 fig 2
INSTALLATION OF FAN BLADES:
fig 3
1) Attach blades to the motor.
Align the blades’ holes to the
motor screw holes and
tighten each screw securely.
(fig 3)

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INSTALLATION OF MOTOR HOUSING:
1) Remove the six screws from the
connector. Align the housing’
holes to the connector screw
holes and fasten all the six
screws firmly.
fig 4
fig 6
1) Remove the ‘R’ pin and Cross pin from the downrod. Thread the
wires through the downrod, insert the downrod into the connector.
Loosen the two setscrews in the downrod support. Install back the
Cross pin and secured with the ‘R’ pin. (fig 5)
2) The ‘R’ pin must be properly installed to prevent the Cross pin from
working loose. (fig 6)
INSTALLATION OF DOWNROD / HANGER BALL:
fig 5

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HANGING OF CEILING FAN:
1) Carefully lift the fan and
assembly into hanger bracket
which is attached to the outlet
box. Ensure the rod ball’s
groove is lined up with tab on
the hanger bracket. (fig 7)
2) Attach the safety wire (cord) to
the expansion ‘J’ hook for safety
purposes. Tighten the nuts
firmly. (fig 8)
fig 7
fig 8

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WIRING OF CEILING FAN (With Lightkit):
fig 9
1) Total six colors of wires connected from the top of the motor:
* White –neutral wire for lightkit
* Blue –live wire for lightkit
* Black(L1), Red(L2), Brown(L3) –live wire for fan
* Green –ground wire
2) Plug the connector from the motor into the remote control receiver:
3 Pin Connector to the 3 Pin Socket & 2 Pin Connector to the 2 Pin
Socket.
3) Connect motor Green wire and remote control receiver wires to AC
wires: White to Neutral, Black to Live, Green to Ground.
4) Earth wire is longer than safety cord by 60mm and more. When the
failure of the suspension system occurs, the current carrying
conductor taut before the earthling conductor and the body of the
fan assembly is still effectively earthed.

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WIRING OF CEILING FAN (Without Lightkit):
fig 10
1) Total four colors of wires connected from the top of the motor:
* Green –ground wire
* Black(L1), Red(L2), Brown(L3) –live wire for fan
2) Plug the connector from the motor into the remote control receiver:
3 Pin Connector to the 3 Pin Socket.
3) Connect motor Green wire and remote control receiver wires to AC
wires: White to Neutral, Black to Live, Green to Ground.
4) Earth wire is longer than safety cord by 60mm and more. When the
failure of the suspension system occurs, the current carrying
conductor taut before the earthling conductor and the body of the
fan assembly is still effectively earthed.

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INSTALLATION OF CANOPY:
1) After done up the wiring, attach
the canopy to the hanger bracket
by pushing up and twist to locate
screws in the two key holes. (fig
11)
2) Tighten the two screws firmly.
fig 11
INSTALLATION OF LIGHTKIT:
fig 12
1) Connect the lightkit wires to the
motor wires: Blue to Blue, White
to White.
2) Carefully attach the lightkit to the
card slot and twist clockwise until
its secured tightly. (fig 12)

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REMOTE CONTROL MANUAL (WIRING DIAGRAM):
1. This manual is to use for the controller of ceiling fan and lightkit.
2. Disconnect power supply before wiring.
3. Install the Receiver inside the canopy of ceiling fan to ensure proper
protection.
Adopt RF wireless digit emission technique, biunique controlled, coincident code rate
is less than one millionth.
Receiver can be controlled by any angles of the Emitter in prescriptive space and
unrestricted by direction.

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REMOTE CONTROL MANUAL (BUTTON FUNCTION):
IMPORTANT:
1. Insert two size AAA alkaline batteries by matching and on the
batteries to the diagram inside the battery compartment of the remote
control.
2. Steps to pair the Emitter and Receiver:
i. Turn ‘ON’ the supply power.
ii. Within 30 seconds, press and hold the Emitter button ‘ ‘ for 5
seconds until hearing a long ‘beep’ sound.
iii. Pairing successfully (learning mode is not acceptable after turn ‘ON’
the supply power for more than 30 seconds).
3. When the Emitter cannot control the Receiver, check surrounding for any
existence of similar remote control products. Some interference might
occur when similar radio waves being transmitted.
4. Replace the batteries when found low in voltage as it will affected the
sensitivity of the Emitter.
5. Always remove the batteries from the Emitter when leaving unused for
long period of time.
Model: DC-F989
(Emitter)
+-
SPEED
TIMER
Fan OFF Button
Fan –Forward/Reverse
(press&holdfor3sectochange)
Natural Wind
Fan Speed
Timer
Light ON Button
Light OFF Button
LED Indicated Light
1.5V Battery x 2pcs
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
(forfanwith
lightkitonly)

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MAINTENANCE TIPS:
1. Because of the fan’s natural movement, some connections may be loose.
To check the support connections, brackets and blades attachments 2
times a year. Make sure they are all secured (It is not necessary to
dismantle the entire fan from ceiling).
2. Clean your fan periodically to help maintain its appearance over the
years. Do not use water when cleaning, use only a soft brush or lint-free
cloth to avoid scratching the finish. The plating is coated with a lacquer to
minimize the ratio of discoloration or tarnishing which would damage the
motor or the wood or possibly cause an electric shock.
3. You can apply a light coat of furniture varnishing to the wood for
additional protection and enhance its beauty. Surface scratched mark can
be touch-up with a light coat of shoe polish.
4. There is no need to oil your fan. The motor is created with lubricated
sealed ball bearings.
5. User are advised to contact the fan supplier to conduct regular
examination of the fan suspension system at least once in every two
years.
WARNING
MAKE SURE THE POWER IS SWITCH OFF AT THE ELECTRICAL
PANEL BOX BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO ANY REPAIRS (REFER TO
THIS SECTION), MAKING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

TROUBLESHOOTING:
PLEASE CHECK THE FOLLOWING BEFORE LODGING A SERVICE REPORT
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PROBLEM REASON SOLUTION
Fan not
moving
1) Main cables not
connected.
2) Check the line wires.
1) Check mains & sub circuit
breakers or fuse.
2) Check the line wires
connections to the fan &
switch housing.
Fan noisy 1) Housing screw
loose.
2) Wire nut
connections rattles
against each other.
3) Canopy touches the
ceiling.
1) Tighten all screws.
2) Separate & store neatly all
the wire nut connections.
3) Check & ensure the canopy is
not touching or too close to
the ceiling.
Remote
control
not
working
1) Remote & receiver
pairing out.
2) Battery not
installed.
3) Battery weak
1) Pairing required –follow
page 12, clause 2.
2) Install the remote control
battery.
3) Change new battery.

NOTES:
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DRAWING SHOWING THE ASSEMBLY OF WIRES THROUGH
FAN MOTOR SHAFT FOR DECORATIVE CEILING FAN