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Reverse
Switch
Ceiling fans work in two directions: downdraft
(counterclockwise rotation) and updraft
(clockwise rotation). To change the direction
of air flow, turn the fan off and let it come to a
complete stop. The reversing switch is located
inside the light fixture. It can only be accessed
when the glass is removed. Slide the reversing
switch to the opposite position. Restart the fan.
Done!
Controlling Your Fan
Troubleshooting
Fan Doesn't Work
• Make sure power switch is on.
• Push the motor reversing switch firmly left or right to
ensure that it is engaged.
• Check the circuit breaker to ensure the power is
turned on.
• Make sure the blades spin freely.
• Turn off power from the circuit breaker, then loosen
the canopy and check all the connections according
to the wiring diagram.
• Check the plug connection in the switch housing.
Excessive Wobbling
• Make sure the blades are properly installed on the
blade iron posts.
• Turn the power off, support the fan carefully, and
check that the hanger ball is properly seated.
• Use the provided balancing kit and instructions to
balance the fan.
Noisy Operation
• Make sure the blades are properly installed.
• Check to see if any of the blades are cracked. If so,
replace all of the blades.
Updraft (clockwise rotation)
creates a more indirect airflow.
Updraft airflow is great for
moving warm air downward.
Downdraft (counterclockwise
rotation) creates a direct breeze
and maximum cooling effect.
Remote Control of Fan is Erratic
• Make sure the battery is installed correctly.
• Install a fresh battery.
Remote Only Works Close to Fan
• Change battery.
Remote Pairing Issues
1. To prevent faulty operation, please ensure all other
ceiling fans within range are turned off at the wall
switch while pairing.
2. If you need to pair your remote, turn fan power off
and back on at the wall switch. Within 3 minutes,
press and release the "PAIR" button on the back of
the remote. Do not hold down the button.
Hunter Pro Tip:
Cleaning the Fan
Use soft brushes or cloths to prevent scratching.
Cleaning products may damage the finishes.
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