Hunter 9020X User manual

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Model 9020X
Jetstream
Garage Fan
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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Table of Contents
Safety Instructions .......................................................... 2
Garage Fan Components ................................................... 4
Site Selection & Preparation ............................................. 4
Installation & Operation ................................................... 5
Ceiling Mount ............................................................... 5
Horizontal Surface Use .................................................. 9
Maintenance .................................................................... 9
Troubleshooting
Problems and Solutions ................................................10
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be
taken to reduce the risk of re, electric shock and personal injury.
WARNING - To reduce the risk of re or electrical shock, DO NOT
use this fan with any solid-state speed control device.
1. Read all instructions before using this fan.
2. Improper assembly may result in the risk of re, electric shock or
personal injury.
3. To prevent the risk of re and electric shock, DO NOT use the unit
near windows. Rain and moisture may create an electrical hazard.
4. The power plug must be removed from the power socket when not
in use, before cleaning, servicing, maintenance and before moving
to another location.
5. DO NOT put fan in a damp place or where humidity is high—such as
a bathroom.
6. When used on the oor or on a table, place the fan on a at, dry,
stable surface to avoid tipping over.
7. Use fan only for intended use, as described in this instruction man-
ual.
8. To protect against electrical shock, DO NOT immerse unit, plug, or
cord in water or spray with liquids.
9. NEVER insert ngers, pencils or any other objects through the grille.
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10. DO NOT operate this fan:
• if the cord is damaged
• if the fan malfunctions
• if the fan has been dropped or damaged in any way
11. To disconnect, grip plug and pull from wall outlet. NEVER yank on
the cord.
12. This product is intended for household use only and not for commer-
cial or industrial use.
13. DO NOT operate fan in the presence of explosive and/or ammable
fumes.
14. DO NOT place fan or any parts near an open ame, cooking or any
other heating appliances.
15. DO NOT use near curtains, plants, window treatments, etc.
16. Never operate the fan if the grills are not properly installed. Operat-
ing the fan without the grills could result in serious injury.
17. The appliance is not intended for use by young children or inrm
persons without supervision. Young children should be supervised to
ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
18. This appliance has a grounded three-prong plug and is suitable for
grounded receptacle use only. An adapter is available for connecting
three-blade grounding-type plugs to two-slot receptacles. The
adapter must be properly grounded. DO NOT attempt to defeat the
purpose of this safely feature.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Continued

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Garage Fan Components
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NOTE: Your Garage Fan is intended for mounting at the intersec-
tion of a joist and two braces. See Figure 1. If the location you’ve
selected does not have such a conguration, then securely install
two pieces of framing material between the joists to form the
intesection.
NOTE: Electrical work and electrical wiring must be done by a
qualied electrician, and must be in compliance with all applica-
ble codes and standards, including re-rated construction codes
and standards.
1. Select the location on the ceiling from which you wish to hang
your Garage Fan. Ensure the location you’ve selected has 120V
60 Hz power available within the reach of your Garage Fan’s 6’
Power Cord, such as the outlet on most garage door openers. If
no power outlet is available within the reach of your Garage Fan’s
Power Cord, then run the proper cabling and an outlet to within
reach of your Garage Fan’s Power Cord.
2. Select a location on the ceiling that will not interfere with the
opening and closing of the garage door.
Stationary Leg
Split Sleeve
Downrod Downrod Cup
Snake Lamp
(Available on
select models)
Site Selection & Preparation
Speed Control
Switch
Adjustable
Leg
Adjustable Leg
Split Sleeve
Stationary
Leg
Leg Adjust
Lever
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Ceiling Mount
1. Use the four provided Mounting Screws to secure the Mounting
Flange/Downrod Assembly to two intersecting joists. Refer to
Site Selection & Preparation, pg. 4. See Figure 1.
NOTE: For clarity, ceiling
drywall or sheetrock has
been omitted.
Figure 1
3. Hang your Garage Fan from a location such that people can
not bump their heads against the fan.
4. Hang your Garage Fan at a height that will allow you to 1)
easily remove it from the Downrod Assembly for Horizontal
Surface use, and 2) easily reach the Snake Lamp (available
on select models). Longer Downrods can be purchased by
calling Hunter Fan Customer Service at 1-888-830-1326.
5. Remove your Garage Fan from its box, and remove all plastic
wrapping and packing materials from the fan.
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3. Push the entire Adjustable Leg/Stationary Leg Assembly back so
the Stationary Split Sleeve clears the top of the fan.
Figure 2
2. Move the Leg Adjust Lever toward the front of the fan, then tilt
back the Adjustable Leg. See Figure 2.
Leg Adjust
Lever

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Figure 3a Figure 3b Figure 3c
Stationary
Leg
4. Grasp the Stationary Leg and position the Stationary Leg Split
Sleeve onto the Downrod, over the Downrod Cup. See Figure 3a.
While maintaining your grasp on the Stationary Leg, bring the Ad-
justable Leg forward, positioning the Adjustable Leg Split Sleeve
around the Downrod Cup. See Figure 3b. Lower the Split Sleeve
into the Downrod Cup. See Figure 3c
5. FOR MODELS WITH THE SNAKE LAMP - Open the Snake Lamp
Cage. Install an R20 50W max. light bulb (not supplied). NOTE:
Use ONLY an R20 50W max. light bulb in your Garage Fan Snake
Lamp. Shut the Snake Lamp Cage.
6. Plug your fan’s Power Cord into a 120V 60Hz outlet.

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7. Use the Speed Control Knob to select your fan’s speed. See Figure
4.
Off Low Medium High
Figure 4
Snake Lamp
Switch
8. While your Garage Fan is mounted to the ceiling, you can turn it
and tilt it to direct the airow. To turn the fan, raise the fan so the
Split Sleeve clears the Downrod Cup, turn the fan to your desired
position, and lower the fan so the Split Sleeve goes back into the
Downrod Cup. To tilt your fan, simply move the bottom of the fan
to direct the airow.
9. FOR MODELS WITH THE SNAKE LAMP - Position the exible Snake
Lamp to shed light on your work area. Use the Snake Lamp Switch
to to turn the lamp on and off. See Figure 5.
Figure 5

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Figure 6
Horizontal Surface Use
1. Tilt the fan so the top of the fan clears the Downrod Cup.
2. Lift the fan so the Split Sleeve clears the Downrod Cup. Move
the Leg Adjust Lever toward the front of the fan, then tilt back
the Adjustable Leg. See Figure 2.
3. Remove your Garage Fan from the Downrod.
4. Turn your Garage Fan over and let it rest on the horizontal surface
of your choosing.
5. Tilt the fan so the Speed Control Switch is on top. See Figure
6.
6. Use the Speed Control Switch to select your fan’s speed. See
Figure 4.
7. FOR MODELS WITH THE SNAKE LAMP - Position the exible
Snake Lamp to shed light on your work area. Use the Snake
Lamp Switch to to turn the lamp on and off. See Figure 5.
8. While your Garage Fan is on a Horizontal Surface, you can tilt it
to direct the airow.
Speed Control
Switch

Maintenance
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CLEANING THE GRILLES AND BLADES:
1. Turn the fan off and remove the plug from the electrical outlet.
2. Remove the Front Grille (with the Hunter logo plate) by removing
the eight screws that hold it to the Fan.
3. The Grilles and the Blade Assembly may be cleaned with a damp
lint-free cloth.
4. DO NOT allow water or any other liquid to get into the motor hous-
ing.
5. When the Grilles and Fan Blades have dried completely, reassemble
the Front Grille to the Fan.
6. DO NOT plug fan into an electrical outlet until it has been fully reas-
sembled.
This fan is permanently lubricated and will not require additional lubri-
cation (oil) for the life of the fan.
This fan requires little maintenance and contains no user serviceable
parts. DO NOT try to x it yourself. Contact qualied service personnel if
servicing is needed.
TO CLEAN:
1. Before cleaning, turn the fan off and remove the plug from electrical
outlet.
2. Wipe off excess dust with a lint-free cloth. To ensure adequate air
circulation to the motor, keep the vents located at the rear of the
motor housing free from dust accumulation. A vacuum cleaner can
be used to clean these vents.
3. DO NOT immerse the fan in water or any other liquid.