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Any modification made to the attachment provided by the
manufacturer or otherwise is dangerous, voids the warranty,
and relieves the manufacturer of any liability.
If there is a fault or the appliance is not working correctly,
switch it off and have it checked by a qualified professional.
Repairs done by anunqualified person can be dangerous and
cause the guarantee to become void.
INSTALLATION
The appliance must be installed by a qualified technician.
After unpacking, check that all parts of the appliance are present; if in doubt, do not
use and contact a qualified technician. The packaging materials (plastic bags,
polystyrene, metal staples, etc.) must not be left within reach of children, as they
constitute possible sources of danger and must be disposed of according to applicable
regulations in recycling containers.
Before connecting the appliance, check that:
the voltage values on the plate (230V~ 50Hz) match with those of the electric system
b) the electrical system to which the appliance will be connected:
- complies with current regulations
- has cables whose section is suitable for the power absorbed
- has effective grounding and is in compliance with current electrical safety standards: if
in doubt, have this checked by a qualified technician.
c) an omnipolar switch with an opening distance of contacts equal to or greater than
3mm has been provided. After this, it is good to provide a unipolar switch to turn the
fan on and off: this is also required for the installation of the remote control kit, but not
for the RVS/L Regulator.
d) the ceiling to which the appliance is fixed provides guaranteed support (at least 8
times the weight of the appliance), that the lower part of the fan is at least 2.3m from
the floor (2.7m for non-residential installation), the environment in which it is installed is
not dusty, there are no volatile or flammable materials, that the free space at the side
of the fan is at least 1m.
To fit and attach the appliance, proceed as follows and refer to the figures:
6. Fit the blades to the motor, taking care not to damage or deform the blades or any
other parts, so as not to jeopardize the proper functioning. Attach the blades to the
motor with the supplied screws, making sure that they are all face the same direction
(the flange should be facing upwards).
7. Attach the ceiling support bracket: before drilling the ceiling, make sure there are no
internal pipes, and that the anchoring devices do not compromise the ceiling
resistance. Use anchoring devices suitable for the weight of the fan, the type of
ceiling, and suited to preventing unscrewing induced by the operation of the fan.
Check the fastness of the attachment: apply a weight 4 times higher than the fan to
the support bracket and check that the plate remains perfectly fixed and adhering to
the surface.