CFM GEF10 Operating and safety instructions

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CCoonntteennttss::Pre-assembled guard mount fan, shutter, shutter
mounting hardware kit, package of mounting screws.
To mount shutter to fan assembly:
1. Shutter mounting hardware kit includes: 4 rubber vibration
isolators, 4 nylon inserts, 4 screws (#12 x 1”) and 4 rubberized
washers.
2. Insert screws into washers - rubber side down.
3. Place nylon inserts into square holes of corner gussets at
rear of shutter.
4. Place shutter face down (gusset side up). Center vibration
isolators over nylon inserts.
5. Place fan assembly on shutter so that wire hooks on fan
guard are centered over vibration isolators and nylon
inserts. Junction box must be positioned at bottom with
shutter blades opening upwards.
6. Secure fan assembly to shutter using screws and washers.
7. Ensure that fasteners are snug. Do not over tighten to
avoid stripping nylon inserts.
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CCoonntteennttss::Pre-assembled guard mount fan, shutter, shutter
mounting hardware kit, package of mounting screws.
To mount shutter to fan assembly:
1. Shutter mounting hardware kit includes: 4 rubber vibration
isolators, 8 rubber inserts, 8 screws (#8-32 x 11/2”) and 8
rubberized washers.
2. Insert screws into washers - rubber side down.
3. Place rubber inserts into round holes of corner gussets at
rear of shutter. It may be necessary to twist and push or tap
lightly to seat rubber inserts properly.
4. Place shutter face down (gusset side up). Center vibration
isolators over rubber inserts.
5. Place fan assembly on shutter so that wire hooks on fan
guard are centered over vibration isolators and nylon
inserts. Junction box must be positioned at bottom with
shutter blades opening upwards.
6. Secure fan assembly to shutter using screws and washers.
7. Ensure that fasteners are snug. Do not over tighten to
avoid pulling out rubber inserts.
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CCoonntteennttss::Pre-assembled panel mount fan.
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CCoonntteennttss::Pre-assembled guard mount fan.
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1. TThhiissffaannhhaassrroottaattiinnggppaarrttss!!Turn impeller by hand to ensure
that it rotates freely.
2. Ensure that electrical service to fan is locked in the
“OOFFFF” position to prevent power from being switched on
accidentally. When the service disconnecting means
cannot be locked, securely fasten a prominent warning
device such as a tag to service panel.
3. Do not re-establish power supply until fan and activation
device are completely installed.
4. Installation work, including electrical wiring, must be
performed by a qualified person in accordance with all
applicable codes and standards, including local fire codes.
5. Check voltage at fan to see that it corresponds to fan motor
nameplate rating.
6. Fan is intended to be hard wired to a properly rated
electrical circuit, and must be properly grounded. Do
not use an extension cord.
7. Fan motor is equipped with thermal overload protection,
which causes fan to shut off automatically if motor overheats.
If this should happen, immediately disconnect and lock power
supply to fan. DDoonnoottaatttteemmppttttoowwoorrk
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8. Fan should not be turned on and off rapidly.
9. Do not use fan with a solid state speed control device.
10. Do not allow fan to become wet or damp.
11. Do not block air intake or exhaust from fan.
12. Do not allow foreign objects to enter fan and come in
contact with fan blades.
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Fan is equipped with either a 2-speed or 3-speed pull chain switch,
allowing user to select desired airflow. Pulling a speed selector
switch repeatedly will cause fan speed to cycle as follows:
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OFF – FIRST SPEED – OFF – SECOND SPEED – OFF
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OFF – HIGH – MEDIUM – LOW – OFF
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When shutter is mounted to fan assembly:
1. Cut square wall opening size ½” larger than fan blade
diameter.
2. From inside of building / room, center fan assembly over
wall opening. Fan must be positioned so that junction box
is located at bottom and shutter is level and square, with
shutter blades opening upwards.
3. Lag fan to wall through mounting holes in shutter gusset,
using appropriate fasteners (by others).
4. Rotate fan impeller by hand, ensuring that it is unobstructed
and rotates freely.
5. Make electrical connections to fan junction box.
When shutter and fan assembly are mounted separately:
1. Cut wall opening size ½” larger than fan blade diameter.
2. From inside of building / room, center fan assembly over
wall opening. Fan must be positioned so that junction box
is located at bottom.
3. Lag fan to wall through wire hooks on guard, using the
appropriate fasteners (by others).
4. Apply caulking compound (by others) to rear of shutter
gusset.
5. From outside of building / room, center shutter over wall
opening, ensuring that shutter is level and square, with
shutter blades opening upwards.
6. Lag shutter to wall through mounting holes in shutter gusset,
using appropriate fasteners (by others).
7. Rotate fan impeller by hand, ensuring that it is unobstructed
and rotates freely.
8. Make electrical connections to fan junction box.
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1. Cut wall opening size ½” larger than fan venturi opening.
2. From inside of building / room, center fan panel assembly
over wall opening. Fan must be positioned so that
junction box is located at bottom.
3. Lag fan to wall through mounting holes in panel, using
appropriate fasteners (by others).
4. Rotate fan impeller by hand, ensuring that it is unobstructed
and rotates freely.
5. Make electrical connections to fan junction box.
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1. Cut wall opening size ½” larger than fan blade diameter.
2. From inside of building / room, center fan assembly over
wall opening. Fan must be positioned so that junction box
is located at bottom.
3. Lag fan to wall through wire hooks on fan guard, using the
appropriate fasteners (by others).
4. Rotate fan impeller by hand, ensuring that it is unobstructed
and rotates freely.
5. Make electrical connections to fan junction box.
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1. When undertaking maintenance or service work, ensure
that electrical service to fan is locked in the “OFF” position
to prevent power from being switched on accidentally.
When the service disconnecting means cannot be locked,
securely fasten a prominent warning device such as a tag
to service panel.
2. Do not re-establish power supply until maintenance or
service work has been completed.
3. Maintenance or service work must be performed by a qual-
ified person in accordance with all applicable codes and
standards, including local fire codes.
4. Motor bearings are factory lubricated and do not require
additional lubrication.
5. Remove airborne contaminants that have settled on motor
using an air hose or vacuum.
6. Clean fan blades, guard or shutter using a mild detergent.
Do not allow cleanser to come in contact with fan motor or
electrical parts.
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This equipment is warranted to be free from defects in material
and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of
purchase. Any units or parts which prove to be defective
during warranty period will be repaired or replaced at
Vendor’s option. Vendor is not responsible for any removal,
installation or transportation costs.
Motors are warranted separately by motor manufacturer for
a period of one (1) year, and should be returned to nearest
authorized motor service center for repair.
All warranty claims must be processed through point of purchase.
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