Installing The Light Module (E); Removing The Transport Protection; Installing The Blades (H); Hanging The Fan - Kompernass KH 1150 Operating Instructions Manual

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4b Installing the short Extension Rod: After pulling the cable through
(s. 4a, part-step 1) you must first carry out the following assembly
step 5. Afterwards, carry out the part-steps 2 to 4 under 4a.
5 Guide the bolts through the upper openings of the extension rod and
align them in the middle.
Push the support upwards over the bolts, thereby ensure that the safety
screw fits into the appropriate recess. (cf. Fig. Step 1a). Screw the safety
screw into the thread of the extension rod.

6.3 Installing the Light Module (E)

DANGER :
Damaged cables lead to short-circuits. In such cases, touching
the fan could be life-threatening!
Position the cable in the housing such that it will not be squeezed
when inserting the light module!
1 Remove the three screws with lock washers from the light module (E).
2 Connect the cable plug for the light modul to the socket on the fan.
3 Insert the light module into the motor housing, making certain that the
recess is located under the direction switch (see Fig., circle).
4 Firmly screw in the light module with the three screws and lock washers.

6.4 Removing the Transport Protection

1 Loosen the 3 transport securing screws on the motor housing (K).
2 Remove the screws with the lock washers as well as the transport protection
elements.
3 Store the transport protection elements with the screws and lock washers
for any future transports.
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6.5 Installing the Blades (H)

1 Screw the blades firmly to the motor housing with 2 screws and washers
each (see Fig.).
2 Slowly turn the fan for a few complete turns in order to check whether
the blades are correctly installed. If the rotation is not smooth and easy,
check the screw attachment of the blades.

6.6 Hanging the Fan

Danger:
You must make certain that the electrical connection wire is not under
power.
Warning:
The room ceiling and the screw connection must be capable of bearing
a weight of at least 28 kg.
Use 8 x 50 mm screws with pegs.
For fastening to subceilings (e.g. Rigips), use special cavity pegs. Alternatively,
you can determine whether the installation plate can be fastened to the lower
structure of the subceiling (squared beam, girder) which is capable of bearing
more weight, use wood screws.
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