Honeywell BELMAR 50193 / 50194 Manual

PREPARATION

Before beginning the assembly of this product, ensure that all parts are present. Compare all parts with the package contents list and hardware contents list. If any part is missing or damaged, do not attempt to assemble the product.
After opening the top of the carton, remove the mounting hardware package from the foam inserts, then remove the motor from the packaging and place it on a soft surface, such as a carpet, to avoid damage to the finish.
Estimated Assembly Time: Under 60 minutes
Tools Required for Assembly (not included): Electrical Tape, Phillips Screwdriver, Pliers, Safety Glasses, Step Ladder, and Wire Strippers
Helpful Tools (not included): AC Tester Light, Tape Measure, Wiring Handbook, and Wire Cutters

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

At least twice each year, lower the canopy to check the downrod assembly, and then tighten all screws on the fan. Clean the motor housing with only a soft brush or lint-free cloth to avoid scratching the finish. Clean the blades with a lint-free cloth. You may occasionally apply a light coat of furniture polish to wood blades for added protection.

Shut off the main power supply before you begin any maintenance tasks. Do not use water or a damp cloth to clean the ceiling fan.

FAN WEIGHT
The net weight of this fan is: 17.6 lbs. (7,98 kg).

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Unpack your fan and check the contents. You should have the following items:

1. Blade (5)
2. Canopy
3. Hanger Bracket
4. Canopy Cover
5. Yoke Cover
6. Downrod
7. Blade Arm (5)
8. Motor Housing
9. Light Kit
10. Finial Cap
11. Finial
12. Bulb (3)
13. Glass Shade
14. Loose parts bags containing (not shown):
    Mounting hardware, blade attachment hardware, electrical hardware, pull chains, wire connectors, etc.

MOUNTING OPTIONS

Turn off the circuit breakers and the wall switch to the fan supply line leads. Failure to disconnect the power supply prior to installation may result in serious injury or death.

1. Your fan has 3 mounting options:
   • Standard
     
   • Angled
     
   • Closemount
     

   Note: The fans in figures 1 through 3 are not the actual fan in your package, they are representation of the 3 different mounting options.
   
   If using the angle mount, check to ensure the ceiling angle is not steeper than 16°.
   Helpful Hint: Standard mounting is best suited for ceilings 8 ft. or higher. For taller ceilings you may want to use a longer downrod (sold separately). Angled mounting is best suited for angled or vaulted ceilings. A longer downrod is sometimes necessary to ensure proper blade clearance. Closemount-style mounting is more suitable for ceilings lower than 8 ft. (2,44 m) high.

2. Ensure that the blades of the fan are 30 in. (76 cm) from any obstruction.
3. Check the downrod length to ensure the blades will be at least 7 ft. (2,14 m) above your floor.

MOUNTING BRACKET INSTALLATION

4. Loosen all mounting bracket screws. Remove the two mounting bracket screws and washers from the round holes of canopy. Set aside for later use. Detach mounting bracket from canopy (Fig. 4).
   
   
5. Secure the mounting bracket to the outlet box using screws, spring washers, and flat washers provided with the outlet box (not included).
   
   Note: It is very important that you use proper hardware when installing the mounting bracket as it supports the fan.
   
   If using the angle mount, ensure that the open end of the mounting bracket is installed facing the peak of the ceiling.

STANDARD OR ANGLE MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

6. Partially loosen the motor housing set screws in the yoke at the top of the motor housing.
   
7. Remove the downrod pin and downrod clip from the downrod (Fig. 7).
   
   
8. Thread the wires from the motor assembly through the yoke cover, canopy, and out the top of the downrod.
   
9. Slide the downrod into the yoke of the motor housing, align the holes, and reinstall the downrod pin and downrod clip. Then retighten the set screws.
   
10. Depending on the length of downrod you use, you may need to cut the lead wires back to simplify the wiring. If you decide to cut back the lead wires, it is suggested that you do so in the following manner: Take the lead wires and make sure that you have pulled them all the way through the top of the downrod and measure 8 in. of lead wire, and then cut the excess wire off with wire cutters (not included).
    
11. If you cut back the lead wire in Step 10, strip 1/2 in. of insulation from the end of each wire. Twist the stripped ends of each strand of wire within the insulation with pliers (not included).
    
    Note: If you did not cut back the lead wires in Step 10, Step 11 is not necessary and you may proceed to Step 12 instead.
12. Install the ball end of the downrod into the mounting bracket opening. Align the slot in the ball with the tab in the mounting bracket. The rod should not rotate if installed correctly.
    

CLOSEMOUNT INSTRUCTIONS

13. Remove the canopy cover from the bottom of the canopy.
    
    Helpful Hint: The downrod, hanging ball, and canopy cover are not used in this type of installation.
14. Align the canopy with the closemount screw holes in the top of the motor assembly. Secure the canopy to the top of the motor housing by installing three closemount screws and spring washers into the top of the motor housing (Fig. 14).
    
    
15. Raise the fan and place the canopy on the mounting bracket hook for wiring.
    

WIRING

Be sure outlet box is properly grounded or that a ground (green or bare) wire is present.

If house wires are different colors than referred to in the following step, stop immediately. A professional electrician is recommended to determine wiring. Incorrect wire connection can damage the receiver and could cause fire or injury.

16. Connect supply and fan wires according to the diagram (Fig. 16) and these steps:
    
    • Connect the Green wires from the fan and mounting bracket to the Bare/Green (ground) supply wire.
    • Connect the Black and Blue wire from the fan to the Black (live) supply wire.
    • Connect the White wire from the fan to the White (neutral) supply wire. Secure all wiring connections together with wire connectors and push all connected wires back into the outlet box.
17. (Optional) If a second hot power wire is available from outlet box, connect it to the blue (light power) wire from the fan for separate light and fan control.
    

The black fan wire is power for fan. The blue fan wire is power for the light. The white wire from the fan is common/neutral. The green wires from the fan and mounting bracket are ground wires.

CANOPY INSTALLATION

18. Lift the canopy up so the partially installed mounting bracket screws are situated in the L-slots on each side of the canopy. Rotate the canopy clockwise and install the remaining mounting bracket screws and washers from Step 4 (Fig. 18).
    
    

BLADE INSTALLATION

19. Remove motor screws from underside of the motor and save for blade arm attachment. Discard the plastic motor blocks but keep the motor screws (Fig. 19).
    
    
20. The blades attach to blade arms using the Fast Attach^TM system. Align each twist lock connector in the direction of its corresponding hole in the blade. Place the blade over the twist lock connectors. Rotate each twist lock connector so that it is perpendicular to the hole in the blade. Repeat for the remaining blades.
    
    Note: A cutout in the upper switch housing allows easy access to the motor screw holes.
21. Insert two previously removed motor screws through one blade arm and blade isolator and into the motor. Tighten motor screws securely. Repeat with remaining blade arms, making sure to completely secure each blade arm before proceeding with to the next (Fig. 21).
    
    

LIGHT KIT INSTALLATION

22. (Optional) To install the fan without a light kit:
    Unscrew the hex nut located inside the switch housing cap from the threaded rod in the center of the cap to remove the light kit and wiring.
    
23. Remove the screws and washers from the upper switch housing. Align holes in switch housing cap with holes in upper switch housing. Re-insert screws and washers that were previously removed. Use a Phillips screwdriver (not included) to secure all screws. Plug the hole in the switch housing cap with the plastic cap (Fig. 23).
    Proceed to step 29.
    
    
24. To install the fan with a light kit:
    Remove screws and washers from upper switch housing. Then connect the plug from the motor assembly to the plug from the light kit, matching the colors on each plug. Ensure that the plugs connect tightly.
    
25. Align holes in the switch housing cap with holes in upper switch housing. Re-insert screws and washers that were previously removed. Use a Phillips screwdriver (not included) to secure all screws (Fig. 25).
    
    
26. Install each bulb (Fig. 26).
    
    When replacing the bulb, allow bulb and light kit to cool before touching.
    
27. Remove the preinstalled rubber washer, nut, finial cap, and finial from the light kit.
    
28. Feed pull chain through the center hole in the glass globe, rubber washer and nut. Lift the glass globe and rubber washer over the threaded rod. Screw the nut onto the threaded rod to temporarily hold the glass globe in place. Feed the pull chains through both holes in the finial cap and the center hole in the finial and lift the finial cap up until it is flush with the glass globe. Screw the finial onto the threaded rod to hole the light kit in place.
    
29. The pull chain extensions or custom pull chains extensions (included) may be attached to fan and light pull chains (Fig. 29).
    
    

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

30. Use the fan reverse switch, located on the side of the light kit, to optimize your fan for seasonal performance (Fig. 30).
    Using a ceiling fan will allow you to raise your thermostat in the summer and lower your thermostat in the winter without sacrificing comfort.
    
    Wait for the fan to stop before moving the reverse switch. The reverse switch must be set either completely left or right in order for the fan to function correctly. If the reverse switch is set in the middle position, the fan will not operate.
    
31. In warmer weather, push the reverse switch left, which will result in downward airflow creating a wind chill effect (Fig. 31).
    Note: Energy savings are possible by turning on the ceiling fan and setting the thermostat a few degrees warmer. To maximize savings, turn ceiling fan off when no one is in the room.
    
32. In cooler weather, push the reverse switch right and the fan to low, which will result in upward airflow that can help move stagnant, hot air off the ceiling area. By mixing the air, the heat may not have to run as often and may yield energy savings.
    

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

For replacement parts, call the customer service department at 1-877-361-3883, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., EST, Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., EST, Friday.

TROUBLESHOOTING

At least twice each year, lower the canopy to check the downrod assembly, and then tighten all screws on the fan. Clean the motor housing with only a soft brush or lint-free cloth to avoid scratching the finish. Clean the blades with a lint-free cloth. You may occasionally apply a light coat of furniture polish to wood blades for added protection.

Shut off the main power supply before you begin any maintenance tasks. Do not use water or a damp cloth to clean the ceiling fan.

Problem: The fan does not move

1. Turn the power on or check the fuse.
2. Turn the power off. Loosen the canopy and check all connections.
3. Check that the connectors from the light kit fitter and fan are connected properly.
4. Disable the power supply to the fan motor and re-start the motor.
5. The blade is overweight. Do not install the unapproved blades.

Problem: The fan is noisy.

1. Check and tighten all screws that hold the fan blades to the blade arms and the motor.
2. Replace the cracked blade.

Problem: There is excessive wobbling

1. Check and tighten all screws that hold the fan blades to the blade arms and the blade arms to the motor.
2. Switch one blade with a blade from the opposite side. Or balance the fan using a balancing kit.
3. Turn off the power. Loosen the canopy and verify that the mounting bracket is secure to the electrical outlet box.
4. The bracket must be flush without movement against the outlet box.

Problem: The fan operates correctly, but the lights are not working (if applicable).

1. Re-install the bulb(s).
2. Ensure that the male and female plugs in the light kit fitter are connected properly.
3. Turn the power off and check all connections at the ceiling outlet box.
4. Check to see if the light is over than 190W, since a limiter included.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Please read and understand this entire manual before attempting to assemble, operate, or install the product.

• Before you begin installing the fan, disconnect the power by removing fuses or turning off the circuit breakers.
• Make sure that all electrical connections comply with local codes, ordinances, the National Electrical Code, and ANSI/NFPA 70-199. Hire a qualified electrician or consult a do-it-yourself wiring handbook if you are unfamiliar with installing electrical wiring.
• Make sure the installation site you choose allows a minimum clearance of 7 ft. (2,14 m) from the blades to the floor and at least 30 in. (76 cm) from the end of the blades to any obstruction.

When using an existing outlet box, make sure the outlet box is securely attached to the building structure and can support the full weight of the fan. Failure to do this can result in serious injury or death. The stability of the outlet box is essential in minimizing wobble and noise in the fan after installation is complete.

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not use the fan with any solid-state speed-control device or control the fan speed with a full-range dimmer switch.

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or personal injury, do not bend the blade arms when installing them, balancing the blades, or cleaning the fan. Do not insert objects between the rotating fan blades.

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or personal injury, mount the fan to an outlet box marked "ACCEPTABLE FOR FAN SUPPORT" and use the mounting screws provided with the outlet box. Most outlet boxes commonly used for the support of lighting fixtures are not acceptable for fan support and may need to be replaced. Consult a qualified electrician if in doubt. Secure the outlet box directly to the building structure. The outlet box and its support must be able to support the moving weight of the fan, at least 35 lbs. (15,88 kg).

Be sure the outlet box is properly grounded or that a ground (green or bare) wire is present.

Read all instructions and safety information before installing your new fan. Review the accompanying assembly diagrams.

Questions, problems, missing parts? Before returning to your retailer, call our customer service department at 1-877-361-3883, Monday - Thursday, 8 am - 6 pm, EST and Friday, 8 am - 5 pm, EST.