Eluxgo EF20 User manual

Please read this booklet thoroughly before operating the fan.
EF20 Air Circulation Fan
User Manual

Part Name
Accessories
User Manual
Instruction Manual Remote Control
Product Introduction
The pictures in the instruction manual are for reference only. The actual product in the
box shall prevail.
NOTICE
Front guard
Fan blades
Lower support
Upper column
Column
Rear guard
Motor housing
Upper support
Power cord
Control panel
Fan base
Clump weight
1

2
Control panel
Button Description
Display Button
Usage
Function Description
1. Plug in the power supply and it enters standby mode. Press this button to start the fan.
During the first use, the startup wind speed is “1”. If the fan is turned on again after
standby mode, the fan defaults to the wind speed that was last used.
2. When the fan is running, press this key again to stop the fan.
1. When the fan is running, you can set the timer to off the fan. When it is in standby,
you can set the timer for the fan to be powered on after appointed time.
2. Press this button to set the on/off timer for the following duration cycle (1h – 2h –…
5h – 6h – cancel timer – 1h – 2h…)
3. After the timer/reservation time is set, the wind speed and timer are displayed alternately;
when "h" light is on, the timer duration is displayed; when "h" light is off, the speed
is displayed.
4. The timer function can only set the appointed time to switch on the fan; the wind speed
and oscillation settings cannot be pre-set.
In the power on state, press this button to turn on/off the head oscillations.
When the fan is running, press this button to toggle the wind speed in the following cycle
(1-2-3-1-…)
Note:
1. Short press this button to adjust the wind speed, long press this button to change the mode.
2. When the fan is running, press this button to toggle the wind speed in the following cycle (1-2-3-1…); the
corresponding speed indicator will be on.
3. When the fan is running, press and hold this button to change the wind mode; Press and hold to toggle between
these modes (Whirlwind - Natural wind - Baby wind - Normal mode – Whirlwind….) The default is normal mode.
The wind speed can only be adjust in normal modes, and not in other wind modes.

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Remote Control Operating Instruction
• Remove the insulation sheet from the remote control before use.
• Batteries contain many heavy metals, acids, alkali and other substances,
which threaten human health; Waste batteries should be recycled accordingly.
NOTICE
On/
Standby
Toggle
wind
speed
On/off
Oscillation
Shut down
timer/
Start up
timer
Electrical Diagram
Item Air Circulation Fan
Model EF20
Voltage AC220-240V 50/60Hz
Power 35W
N.W. 2.9kg
Size 296 (W) x 296 (D) x 519~814mm (H)
Fan Blade Diameter 180mm
Executive Standard GB 17625.1-2012 / GB 4343.1-2018 /
GB 4706.1-2005 / GB 4706.27-2008
Specifications
Oscillation On/Standby
Wind
speed
Motor
Syn
Motor
Infrared
Receiver
Timer/
Start up timer

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Installation Method
When installing the fan, do not insert the power cord plug into the socket.
NOTICE
1. Base installation
Align the threaded end of the column with
the threaded hole of the base, and
rotate the column clockwise until it is
tightened.
2. Head assembly installation
Align the threaded end of the machine head
with the threaded hole of the column.
Hold the head firmly while turning the column
anti-clockwise until it is tightened.
(The column is detachable, and the machine
head can be connected to the base for use
as a desk fan.)
Column
Threaded
hole
• If the fan cannot work normally after the following rectification, please contact the
customer service center or local maintenance point.
Fault Issues Solution
Incorrect mode chosen Please press the
correct button
Motor failure
Please send it to the dealer
or contact our company
for servicing
Fan does not operate
The power socket is dead
The power cord is not
connected in place
Change to a live socket
Connect the power cord
correctly
Noise during operation Loose fan blades Tighten the fan blade
Dirty fan blades Remove the front guard
and clean the fan blade
No head oscillation
The fan blade is jammed
by foreign matters
Turn off the power supply
of the fan and take out
the foreign matters
Fan blade stuck
Fault Reasons
Fault Rectifications
Column
Column
Stand Fan Table Fan
Or

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Safety Precautions
1. Transporting
• When moving, be sure to stop the fan and unplug the power plug.
• Please hold the fan base or handle (belt) firmly to prevent it toppling and hurting people.
2. Power cord
• Before carrying out maintenance work or moving the body, please disconnect the power
cord from the AC power socket.
• Do not pinch, bend or twist the AC power cord excessively, otherwise the cord may be
exposed or broken.
• Do not use an inappropriate AC outlet.
• Do not use the AC power cord provided by this product on any other device.
• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by professionals from the manufacturer,
its maintenance department or a similar department to avoid danger.
3. Usage
• Please refer to the voltage and frequency ratings on the specification label before use,
and ensure it is appropriate with the supplied voltage.
• Do not insert your fingers or other objects into the front and rear guard during use to
avoid causing danger.
• In the case of abnormal sound, peculiar smell, high temperature, irregular rotation of the
fan or other abnormalities, please stop using the product immediately.
4. Warning (improper use many cause, electric shock, fire, personal injury, and other damages)
• Do not use this product on unstable places where it might be toppled easily.
• Do not use this product in a place where there are unstable objects nearby.
• Do not use this product in a hot and humid environment such as the bathroom.
• Do not use this product when the power cord is damaged or the power cord plug is loose.
• Do not use this product if the front guard of the fan is not installed or the rear cover of
the fan is loose or falls off.
• Do not allow children or adults who do not understand this manual to operate this product.
• It is forbidden to replace the power cord without authorization, connect the power cord
halfway or use it in parallel with other electrical appliances.
• Do not place the fan body near any water source.
• It is forbidden to disassemble, refit or repair internal components without authorization.
• Do not climb or sit on this machine.
• It is forbidden to store inflammables and explosives around the fan body. Do not place them
near any heat source.
Please read this manual carefully before use. The company reserves the right to interpret
the instructions. The appearance of the actual product shall prevail. In the case of product
technology or software upgrades, there will be no prior notice.
NOTICE

Cleaning, Maintenance and Storage
• The power supply must be cut off before cleaning this product.
• It is forbidden to rinse the fan body directly with water.
• Do not use any grinding tools and solvents that will damage the surface when cleaning this
product. Use detergent to clean it and wipe it with a dry cloth promptly.
• It is forbidden to disassemble the product for modification. It is recommended to inspect and clean
the product regularly to prolong its lifespan.
Cleaning and maintenance
1. Before cleaning and maintaining this product, be sure to unplug the plug and clean it after the
electrical unit is completely cooled.
2. Do not use chemical solvents such as toluene, bleach, and hard brush to avoid scratching and
corroding the appearance and color of the body. If there are stubborn dust or dirt, it is
recommended to use neutral tableware detergent to clean it.
3. When cleaning the body, please wipe it with a soft cloth dipped with neutral detergent, and then
wipe the residual detergent off with a dry cloth.
WARNING
Disassembly & assembly method
1. Disassembly of the front net: unscrew the fixing screw of the net cover with a screwdriver, turn
the front net counterclockwise until it is loose, and remove the front net. (as shown in Figure 1)
2. Please unscrew the fixed cap clockwise or rotate the fan blade counterclockwise to remove the
fixed cap and gently take out the fan blade by hand along the axial direction. (as shown in Figure 2)
3. The front net and fan blade can be cleaned with water and dried. (as shown in Figure 3)
4. The fuselage can be wiped and cleaned with neutral detergent and soft cloth.
5. After cleaning, assemble the front mesh and fan blade in the reverse direction of disassembly.
Composition of Hazardous Substances
Hg
Part Name
Motor
Hardware
χססס ס ס
χססס ס ס
סססס ס ס
סססס ס ס
סססס ס ס
סססס ס ס
Switch assembly
Plastic parts
Power cord
Package
Hazardous Substances
Pb Cd Cr(VI) PBB PBDE
This form is prepared in accordance to SJ / T 11364
O: Indicates that the content of the hazardous substance in all homogeneous materials of the
component is below the limit specified in GB / T 26572.
X: Indicates that the content of the hazardous substance in at least one homogeneous material of
the component exceeds the limit specified in GB / T 26572. However, with the existing technical
conditions, it is extremely difficult to make the product parts completely free of the above harmful
substances. The design will be gradually improved with the progress of technology.
The "environmental protection service life" of this product is 10 years, and its logo is
shown in the left figure. It can only be used under the normal conditions described in
this manual.
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Do not
operate
with
wet
hands
Prohibited Prohibited
Do not
off fan by
pulling
cord out
from the
socket
Ker
Oil
Alcohol
Open Lock

1. The warranty period of the product is tied to the purchase date at the corresponding
sales platform. If the warranty shown is inconsistent with the model, name or date of the
actual product, the warranty will be void.
2. When the product is used in a commercial setting, the warranty duration shall be
reduced by half.
3. The accessories and consumable parts of this product are not covered by warranty
(such as remote control, packaging materials, user manual).
4. In case of any of the following circumstances, no free preferential treatment will be
given during the warranty period.
(1) Failure or damage caused by natural or man-made disasters.
(2) Failure or damage caused by the relocation or moving of the unit.
(3) External factors causing the failure, such as failure or damage caused by external
forces during outdoor activities.
(4) Damage or misuse of the goods due to malfunction or misuse.
(5) Failure or damage caused by unauthorized modification of goods or maintenance
by personnels not affiliated to the company.
WARRANTY COVERAGE