Ventair GLA1203WH User manual

Glacier DC Ceiling Fan INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Images are for reference only and may vary slightly from actual product.
Ceiling Fan Installation Manual Rev 1.2
GLA1203WH, GLA1203WH-L, GLA1303WH, GLA1303WH-L

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Please Note: Check for any damage to the fan prior to installation. Physical damage
such as marks and scratches are not overed by the in home warranty. In this case,
please contact Ventair to discuss replacement parts.
Remote control x 1 Remote control x 1
(2 pcs R03 1.5V AAA Batteries included.
Wood Screws 3.5 x 20mm)
(2 pcs R03 1.5V AAA Batteries included.
Wood Screws 3.5 x 20mm)
GLACIER DC WITHOUT LIGHT GLACIER DC WITH LIGHT
(M5 x 20mm) (M5 x 20mm)

Insert the blade screw, being careful not to over-tighten
BEAM
MUST BE
ABLE TO
SUPPORT UP
TO 20KG
NOTE: THIS PICTURE IS FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY AND
DOES NOT REPRESENT THE ACTUAL BRACKET.
3. Slide the motor housing canopy downward until covering the motor.
Motor housing canopy
Slot
Blade Screw

Secure the safety wire
using the designated
screw point on the hang
bracket or other secure
point such as ceiling joist.
Fig 4
Highest Point
NOTE: Glacier DC is a Class I electrical product.
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(Fig. 3)

• Slide the canopy upwards into position over the
mounting bracket then turn counter clockwise to
twist lock into position. Ensure all 4 tabs on the
mount bracket are located correctly into the slots
on the canopy. Canopy should be sitting approx.
-6mm off the ceiling.
• Ensure all wires are tucked neatly
into canopy taking care not
to cause damage.
- 3mm off the ceiling.
Please Note: Ensure the Canopy
has xed fully into position by twisting rmly.
and 7.2
Twistlock Canopy

Please note: The Glacier DC ‘Remote Handset’ cannot be used either simultaneously,
or in conjunction with, a ‘Wall Controller’ (DC wall Controller available seperately)
Fan Models with Light

The Glacier DC remote control comes pre-paired at the factory and is ready to
1. Using 1 remote handset to control 2 or more Glacier DC Ceiling fans
3. Replacing an old or damaged handset
If you are replacing a handsset only (not the receiver), the repairing process
(point 1) will need to be performed before operation of the fan is possible.
2. Loss of function or control between hand piece and receiver
Try the re-pairing process as outlined above (point 1)
Try pairing a hand piece from a different fan as outlined above (point 1).
If the problem persists, call Ventair technical support on 1300 665 926.
Turn the isolation switch on for the 1st fan and within 20 seconds press and hold
on the remote for 3 seconds. Remote should be paired, check fan functions.
Troubleshooting - Glacier DC
Q) One remote is controlling multiple fans, how do I x this?
A) This can be xed by re-pairing each fan one at a time:
Turn all fans you wish to separate off at the isolation switch leave off for a
minimum of 1 minute.
Repeat the above steps with next fan ensuring the previous fan is left on at
the isolation switch.
NOTE: Each fan must have its own isolation switch as per the instructions on page 2 and the diagram
on page 7. Please contact your installing electrician to rectify if this is not the case.

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Fan Operation:
Glacier DC has been designed to optimise airow with minimal amount of energy usage.
A ceiling fan rotates much slowly than a traditional style wall, pedestal or desk fans; ceiling
fans cool people effectively by introducing slow movement, with high airow into otherwise
still, hot air of a room, creating a natural evaporative cooling effect. Fans never actually cool
air, like air conditioning equipment, but use signicantly less power.
Normal Wear and Tear
Over time, moving parts may become slightly loose or worn creating small increases in noise
or movement. Fan operation may also be effected by accidental contact by person or foreign
objects. These conditions are not covered under warranty, but a little care and maintenance
can reduce or prevent these problems from arising.
Night Noise
All electric motors, including fan motors make some noise, however the Glacier DC fan motor
is not susceptible to the noise problems that are commonly experiences with typical Higher
wattage, heavier AC type ceiling fan motors. The Glacier DC range are one of the quietest
fans available and are ideal for all areas of the home especially bedrooms where noise is a
crucial consideration.