Maintenance Instructions - Chore-Time 50576 Installation And Operators Instruction Manual

24" basket fan

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Additional Clarifications and Warnings

Do NOT mount fan with capacitor on the bottom. This

can cause moisture to build up in the capacitor cap and

short out the capacitor. Mounting the fan this way will

void the warranty.

Do NOT mount bracket horizontally. The included

bracket was not designed to be mounted this way and

cannot withstand the structural stress caused by the

weight and movement of the fan. Mounting the bracket

and fan this way will void the warranty.

CHORE-TIME has a wide variety of horizontal brack-

ets and additional options for mounting. Contact

CHORE-TIME for more information.

Instructions for corded models

• Provide a grounded outlet that meets or exceeds the load capability for your fan.

Wiring instructions for non corded models

• Wiring should only be performed by a trained electrician to prevent injury or death.

Install manual disconnect switch inside building adjacent to fan.

• Route wire to motor with drip loop and secure.

• Drip loop will drain accumulated moisture away from the motor.

• Configure internal wires to match supply voltage and wire according to motor

nameplate. Test to verify correct rotation.

• Only permit power to unit when guard and motor's cover plate is properly installed

to prevent injury.

Capacitor

• Disconnect power before cleaning or maintaining your fan in order to prevent

serious injury or death.

• Service and repair of fan should only be completed by a qualified technician.

• For maximum efficiency and fan life, keep the blades, motor and guard free from

dirt and dust.

• The totally enclosed air over motor has sealed ball bearings and does not require

additional lubrication.

Part No.

Side Mount Brackets

VRSBR14

VRSBR143

VRSBR144

VRSBR14412

VRSB901

Ceiling Mount Brackets

VRSBR2-HDG

VRSBR3-HDG

Pole Mount Brackets

VRSBR12

VRSBR13

DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE

INSTALLING OR SERVICING.

ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL AND MEET NATIONAL (NEC), REGIONAL, AND

LOCAL ELECTRIC CODES

PROVIDING POWER TO FAN