KlassFan MODULO DC2 P4WO User manual

MODULO
V.1_11/2020
CEILING FAN
VENTILADOR DE TECHO
VENTILATEUR DE PLAFOND
DECKENVENTILATOR
USERS MANUAL (EN)
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES (ES)
MANUAL D’UTILISATION (FR)
ANLEITUNG (DE)
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ENGLISH 1
Safety precautions 1
Unpack your ceiling fan 3
Variations 4
Scheme 5
Installation 6
Fan operation instructions 15
Balancing your fan 17
Maintenance 19
Wifi app 20
Troubleshooting 25
Warranty 25
Disposal 25
ESPAÑOL 21
Precauciones de seguridad 26
Desempaquetar su ventilador de techo 28
Variaciones 29
Esquema 30
Instalación 31
Instrucciones de funcionamiento 40
Equilibrar su ventilador de techo 42
Mantenimiento 44
Wifi app 45
Solución de problemas 50
Garantía 50
Retirada de aparatos domésticos usados 50
FRANÇAIS 41
Mesures de sécurité 41
Déballer votre ventilateur de plafond 53
Les variantes 54
Schémas 55
Installation 56
Fonctionnement 65
Equilibrage de votre ventilateur 67
Entretien 69
Wifi app 70
Dépannage 75
Garantie 75
Recyclage des appareils domestiques usés 75
DEUTSCH 61
Sicherheitshinweise 76
Deckenventilator Auspacken 78
Variationen 79
Schema 80
Installation 81
Variante ohne Lichtsatz 89
Betriebsanweisungen 90
Ihren Ventilator Auswuchten 92
Wartung 94
Wifi app 95
Fehlerbehebung 100
Garantie 100
Entsorgung Gebrauchten Haushaltsgeräten 100
Table of contents / Índice / Sommaire / Inhaltsverzeichnis
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WARNING / CAUTION
A WARNING / CAUTION notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to
installation procedure, operating procedure, mainentance procedure,
or the like, that if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result
in damage to this appliance, personal injury or death. Do not proceed
beyond a WARNING/CAUTION notice until the indicated conditions are
fully understood and met.
Alternating current Protective earth Warning/Caution
SAFETY SYMBOLS
· Read all instructions and safety information. Review assembly
diagrams provided before installing your new ceiling fan.
· This appliance must be used under the rated voltage and frequency
as indicated in rating label.
· This fan must be installed by a licensed and qualified electrician.
· This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above
and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or
lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards involved.
· Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.
· To avoid possible electric shock, be sure electricity is turned off at
the main power box before installing your fan, disconnect the power
by turning off the circuit breakers to the outlet box and associated
wall switch location.
· For household and indoor use only.
·Donotinstallinareas/placesnearchemicalsandflammableproducts,
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Please read this user manual carefully before use,
and keep it for future reference.
HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY
EN MODULO

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such as gas stoves, wet and humid places, such as bathroom, or high
vibration or impact and continuous direct exposure to the wind.
· This manual is not intended to instruct or assist untrained or
unqualified persons to install the ceiling fan.
· Fan, light kit and mounting plate must be earthed.
· According to safety regulations, the lowest point of the fan blade
must be at least 2.3 metres from the floor.
· Do not allow the blades to come into contact with any object.
· Please check carefully and make sure that ceiling joists are strong
enough and of adequate size to support the weight of about 40 kg.
· To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock or personal injury, please
make sure that the fan mounting bracket is directly supported from
the building structure. Do not mount to an outlet box.
· The device must be permanently connected to the power supply via a
double pole switch with a contact separation of at least 3 mm in all poles.
· Do not connect the ceiling fan to a dimmer or regulator.
· The mounting plate must be firmly screwed to a load bearing
structure eg. a concrete must be securely nailed or screwed between
the beams.
·Attachfanbladesafterthefanmotor housingis installedandproperly
secured. Keep the fan motor and fan blades in original package until
is ready to be installed.
· Check and confirm, after the fan is completely installed, that all
connections are proper and secure to prevent the fan from falling or
causing property damages or personal injury.
· Take care not to bend or damage the motor drive shaft or fan blades
when handling or installing them. If such defect is noticed, please
contact the customer service before installation of the ceiling fan.
· Use of unapproved remote control voids the warranty. Only use our
remote control.
· Do not remove the fan from the ceiling after installation.
· Do not insert any objects between the blades and the motor housing.
· Never use accessories not recommended or supplied by the
manufacturer.
· Do not use the device if the cable is damaged, after incorrect
operation or damage of the device.
· All service and repair work must be carried out by authorised
personnel only. Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself.

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Module Motor parts:
- Fixation plate
- Canopy
- Ball and a rod of 10 Cm
- A downrod of 25 Cm
- A signal receiver
- A remote control with its wall holder
- A motor with its decorative cover
- A motor cover bracket in painted or chromed aluminum
- A plastic cover in the color of the motor or blades
- Engine mounting kit
- Balancing kit
The Blades:
- 3 Blades
- 9 screws to connect the blades and the motor
- Two adapters for 2-blades mounting ( except p4)
- 4 screws for the adapters ( except p4)
The Light Kits:
- A light kit support which can be placed on the lower part of the fan using
3 screws.
- A LED light kit placed on the previous support.
The Down Rods:
The down rods are available in lengths of 60, 120 et 180 Cm and they can
replace the existing rods. These last ones come with the correspondent
wires.
UNPACK YOUR CEILING FAN
Open the original carton and verify the following items.
If there are any missing or damage items, contact customer service.
Do not throw away the carton or other packaging material as it may
be needed for warranty replacement or repair.

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Modulo is a fan composed by 3 types of modules and an option. These combinations
allow countless possibilities that considerably change the look of your fan.
VARIATIONS
Ref: DC1
Ref: DC2
Ref: DC3
Ref: DC4
Ref: P1BK
Ref: P2WI
Ref: P3WO
Ref: P4WI
Ø: 106cm
Ref: P1BK
Ref: P1WO
Ref: P1WI
Ø: 132cm
Ref: P2BK
Ref: P2WO
Ref: P2WI
Ø: 132cm
Ref: P3BK
Ref: P3WO
Ref: P3WI
Ø: 127cm
Ref: P4BK
Ref: P4WO
Ref: P4WI
Ref: L1CH
Ref: L1BK
Ref: L1WO
Ref: L1CH
Ref: L1WI
Ref: L2BK
Ref: L2WO
Ref: L2CH
Ref: L2WI
Ref: L3BK
Ref: L3WO
Ref: L3CH
Ref: L3WI
Ref: L4BK
Ref: L4WO
Ref: L4CH
Ref: L4WI
Ref: Tapon-madera
Ref: Tapon-negro
Ref: Tapon-madera
Ref: Tapon-cromo
Ref: Tapon-blanco
Ref: L2WO
Ref: L3BK
Ref: L4WI

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SCHEME
1. Hanger bracket
3. Canopy
4. Downrod
6- R pin
8. Motor housing
9. Fixed block
(two blades)
11. Light fixture
13. Decorative cover
(without light)
2. Remote control receiver
5. Decorative cover
7. Cross pin
10. Blades
12. Downrod
14. Screws
Balancing kit Blade attachment
hardware (7pcs) Screws and washers

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WARNING
• Make sure electricity is turned off at the main power box before
starting work. Turn off the power by removing fuse or turning off
circuit breaker before installing the fan and replacing the lamps.
• To ensure a good electrical protection to your fan it is essential to
install a wall switch.
• Make sure that the circuit breaker of the line on which you want to install
your fan is tripped, to avoid damages or danger in case of overvoltage.
• The lowest point on the fan blade must be at least 2.3 m (7.5ft)
from the floor.
• Make sure that ceiling joists are strong enough and of adequate size
to support the weight of the fan of about 40kg.
INSTALLATION
PREPARE THE INSTALLATION
Before you begin, unpack each piece of the fan and verify them.
Depending on the support of your ceiling, you will need different elements: the
fixation on a wooden beam, is not the same the one on concrete.
For wooden beams and concrete supports, pre-drill your holes and use the
fasteners provided for this.
For drywall, use fixings provided for this type of support (not included), try to get
back on the metal support of the drywall.
In the case of installation on a sloped ceiling, fix the plate in a way, that the pin that
enters the groove of the ball joint can take the angle of the slope.
Place it in the parallel of the slope and not in perpendicular. Do the swing test
with the ball joint and the rod assembled in the support so as not to mislead the
direction of attachment of the plate.
It is on the right positioning that the good function of your ventilator depends: with
or without vibrations, and this in spite of the systems of self-balancing of your
ventilator. Be careful, take your time. Do not forget a single washer or screw that
can unbalance your fan.
Tools needed to install your fan:
A drill
Magnetic cruciform screwdriver
Long Flat magnetic screw driver

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MOUNTING PLATE
Choose the perfect spot to place your fan and take all the necessary safety
precautions before beginning the installation.
Once all the precautions are taken, trace your drill holes, using a pencil, through
the bracket by placing it on the ceiling.
Drill the holes using a driller.
Check that your holes fit well to the plate, then screw your anchors.
Perform the same operation on a wooden support, with a very fine drill, the aim
being to guide the screw so that it does not go slanting in the wood.
For drywall, try to find the metal studs to ensure fan stability. Without metal
studs, avoid mounting this fan on plasterboard less than 9 mm.
In the case of drywall, you can add a rubber or foam support under the plate, add
rubber washer to your screws. Drywalls can produce "sound box and the slightest
vibration is considerably amplified.
If your electrical outlets are already made, make sure to place them in the center
of the mounting plate. Screw the screws firmly so that the support is flat against
the support.
DOWNROD
Take the already mounted extender composed from:
The ball joint, the extension (down rod), a flat trough bolt, a safety pin at the end
of the bolt.
Disassemble the parts starting with the ball joint. For this, unscrew the screw on
the side.
Gently slip down the ball joint and you will access a cylinder through the down rod,
remove it.
Slide the ball joint upwards to remove it.
Remove the pin from the through bolt at the other end of the extension.
Concrete ceiling Wood ceiling
Expansion screws Wood screws
Hanger
Bracket
Hanger
Bracket

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Choose the length of the down rod you need and assemble it to the motor.
COUPLER
Take the ball joint, the decorative engine
cover, and slide it through the down rod
you have chosen.
Take the wires coming out of the motor,
and slide them into the down rod so that
they come out on the other side.
Attention, put the extension in the right
direction, ball joint´s hole up, and bolt
hole to the engine, ditto for the ball joint
and the engine cover.
Now take the ball joint, slide it through
the down rod, pass the cylinder, mount
the ball to block the cylinder and screw
the ball so that it does not move. Be
careful not to break or bend the wires.
Screw
Hanger ball
Downrod
Pin

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Attach the down rod to the motor through the coupler located above the motor
according to the following diagram.
Pass the through bolt through the coupler and the down rod being careful with the
cables.
Pass the pin, then screw the three screws around the coupler, the down rod should
not move, it must hold firmly.
Slide the decorative cover down, screw it firmly.
Finally, carry your fan on the support, the ball coming into the mounting plate,
make sure that the pin on the plate enters well in the groove of the ball joint.
Coupler
Cross pin
Hanger ball
Canopy
Downrod
Decorative
cover
R pin
Set screws
Groove

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
ATTENTION! Make sure the circuit breaker is disconnected.
Take the receiver from the remote control and slide it under the ball joint of the
fan. Be careful not to break the side cables of the receiver. Connect the eclectic
network to the terminal or domino located by the plate. Be careful, do not reverse
the Phase and Neutral cables. Look after the black wire as it is the receiver antenna.
Connect the cables coming out of the fan using
the connector, do the same with the cables of
the exit of the domino.
Make sure the cables at the terminal block are
connected properly.
Work carefully with the cables, without forcing
the connectors, reassemble the canopy.
Rotate the canopy to secure it in its housing,
use the screws to fix the canopy.
L wire (brown)
N wire (blue)
Green wire
Green wire
Remote control
receiver

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BLADES
ATTENTION! Do not power the fan without mounting the blades first.
The engine is equipped with a safety mode that will prevent it from
operating normally.
Using a screwdriver, remove the rubber shims between the case and the engine.
Installation of 2 blades:
Before fitting the blades, please mark the blade and block fixing holes on the motor
board.
Start by mounting both adaptors, and fix them with the screws.
Do not tighten the screws to the end at this point.
Place the blades on the two remaining spaces.
Screw these with the 2 screws.
Adjust the assembly in a manner allowing to have a minimum space between the
blades and locks, tighten the screws.
Screws
Rubber pad
Motor housing
Screws
Fixed
block
Installation
Mark “2”
Screws
Blades

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Installation of 3 Blades:
Locate the marks to install 3 blades on the motor board.
Place the three blades without tightening them to the end at this point.
Once the three blades are installed, adjust them so that the space between the
blades is minimal.
Now, tighten the screws to the maximum.
ATTENTION! Be careful when assembling the parts, only one unassembled item
can slightly unbalance the fan. Please do not forget a single element, screws,
washers.
2 BLADES 3 BLADES
Blades
Installation
Mark “3”
Screws

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VARIATION WITH LIGHT
Attention! Turn off the power line of your fan through your circuit breaker.
Remove one of the three screws from the rotor holder, and unscrew the other two.
Apply the fixing plate to the unscrewed screws and turn it to block it.
Bring the third screw. Screw the 3
Tighten the three screws. Take out the wires from the inside of the rotor.
Connect the fan cables with the cables of the light kit - Blue with blue, black with
black.
Fix the light kit to the plate with the three screws. Be careful not to pinch the
cables.
Install your acrylic diffuser by screwing it in to the light kit
Lamp disc
plate
Screws
Fixed piece
BLUE
BLACK
Lamp disc
plate
Screws
Light
Fixture
Acrylic
cover
Light Fixture

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VARIATION WITHOUT LIGHT KIT
There is a round fixing plate at the bottom of the motor rotor.
Unscrew the 3 screws from this plate, then supporting the aluminum plate, place
the decorative cover.
Fix it using the three screws as shown below.
Do not completely tighten your screws, turn the plate so that the holes are at the
smallest hole diameter, and tighten the screws.
Now, take the cover carefully, and turn it in the holder clockwise so that it is
screwed into the holder.
Light
Fixture
Screws
Screws
Light Fixture
Decorative cover
(without light)

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FAN OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control uses radio technology. It is therefore essential that the antenna
of the receiver is not disturbed by a signal, try to isolate it to the maximum and pay
special attention not to bend the antenna cable.
The remote control generates more than one million codes, so it is almost
impossible for it to interfere with another remote control.
Pair your remote
When you connect your fan to the network for the first 30 seconds, a pairing
channel is opened.
To pair your fan, press and hold the power key for 5 seconds in the 30 second
period.
The fan responds with a long beep. To pair multiple fans with the same remote
control, repeat the operation with each fan. Your fan is now paired.
1) Switch On /Switch Off
2) Natural Wind
3) Speeds
4) Timer / WiFi (optional)
5) Light On / Light Off (optional)
6) Dimmer + / - (optional)
7) Selection of colors for the light
8) Bip On / Off
9) Temperature (optional)
1
2
3 4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
9
8
7
10) Summer / Winter
WARNING! If the fan is not going to be used for more than 3 days,
make sure the switch is in the off position.

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OPERATION
Your fan is equipped with memory function. This allows more convenient operation
with the switch.
When you leave the room, if you turn off your fan with the switch, the latter will
memorize the last programmed mode.
Example: you go out of the room with the light on, ventilation in Speed 2, you
switch off the fan with the switch. When you return, using the switch, your fan will
turn on the light, and set the fan to Speed 2.
The memory function memorizes the following modes: light, direction of rotation,
speed of rotation.
1) On / Off: Press to switch on/off the fan.
2) Natural wind: Press once to turn on natural wind function. Press again to turn
off.
3) Speeds: Press a speed button, the fan turns on in the selectd speed.
4) Timer: Press to select the operating time until it turn off (0.30 h, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h).
(0.30 h, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h).
WiFi:
Press the timer button for 5 seconds to enter the WiFi function, the fan will
beep continuously until the device is in the network (see the “WiFi APP” section for
configuration).
5) Light On / Light Off: Press to turn on / off the light.
6) Dimmer mode: Press + or - to change the intensity of the light.
FAVORITE LIGHT OPTION (RGB or tone and dimmer): Press the “+” button for 5
seconds to save the selected colour or light tone, it will be recorded in the fan
memory. Next time light is switched on, it will be with the colour/tone and/or
intensity saved in memory.
7) Selection of colors of the light: RGB mode or Tone (3000/4000/6000 KV)
depending on the model
8) Bip On / Off: Press the button for 5 seconds so that the fan stops beeping.
9) Temperature :
The control receiver has a thermostat to automate the change of speed according
to the temperature under the fan.
Press the temperature button to switch the fan to temperature mode.
In this pre-programmed mode, your fan will react as follows:
In winter mode, it has the same operation but the blades turn in the opposite
direction.
Temperature 0 ~19° 19° ~21° 22° ~24° 25° ~26° 27 ~28° +29°
Speed 1 2 3 4 5 6

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The correct balancing of the fan requires an equal weight spread on equal places
on the blades.
There are three points to check:
1. The blades must be at the same height.
2. The blades must be at the same distance from each other.
3. The blades must be the same length relative to the engine.
4. Blades weight.
1 Blades height
Measure the distance between the blades and the ceiling. To do this, choose a
marker at the end of the blade, and measure the distance between the blade and
the ceiling.
All blades must be at the same distance.
If this is not the case, there can be two possible reasons for this:
A washer might be missing.
The blade is poorly installed or poorly tightened.
The fan is poorly placed in the mounting plate; the ball is not in the groove.
Fixing the rod at the coupler is not done in the right way, and causes the fan not to
be vertical.
BALANCING YOUR FAN
Summer/Winter
Attention! Do not change to one of these functions while the fan
is still rotating, this can severely damage it.
The summer /winter function allows you to change the direction of rotation of
your fan.
To do this, wait for your fan to stop completely, then press the direction button,
and select a speed.
You will not feel the moving air under the fan anymore, because the air is
now circulating to the top of the room, which allows to homogenize the room
temperature without having direct air flow.
This function is ideal for winter as it allows the warmer air, usually located at the
upper parts of the room, to come down so you can feel it. On average, in winter,
there is a temperature difference down at the floor and up at the ceiling between
5 and 10° C.
In the summer, if you use an air conditioner, the effect is the same but reversed,
because the cold air is very dense and usually stays at 1 meter from the floor.
This mode therefore saves a lot of the heating or cooling expenses!
In summer mode, for an optimal efficiency, the blades should be between 2.5 and
3 meters above the floor.
In winter mode, the fan must be placed between 50 cm and 1 meter from the
ceiling. Call your distributor for more details.

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Adjust the height problem and move on to the next point.
2 Distance between the blades
Choose a mark on the tip of the blades and use the same mark on each blade.
Using a meter, measure the distance between each blade, it must be the same.
If this is not the case, unscrew slightly the screws that support the blades, place
the blades on the correct axis and tighten them.
3 Blades Lenght
One of the blades may be 3 or 4 millimeters longer, because when it is installed, by
tightening the screws, the blade can slide upwards.
Check the distance from the center of your fan towards the blade tip.
If you notice that one of the blades is longer, loosen the screws ofthis blade, and
tighten them firmly, making sure the blade does not slip.
Distance
between blades
Distance
between blades
Distance
between blades
Distance between
blades - ceiling