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- Page 1 AirScape Solar Attic Fan Installation Manual SAF10R SAF25R...
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Page 2: Tools Required
Thank you for purchasing the AirScape Solar Attic Fan. Please take the time to read through the entire instructions prior to starting any work. ***View our Solar Attic Fan Installation Video on our website airscapefans.com Tools Required Reciprocating Saw Marking Pen Measuring Tape String Razor Knife Screw Gun Caulking Gun Ladders 6, #6 1½ Phillips Head Screws Prybar Nail & Hammer Solar Attic Fan Components Custom Solar Panel Adjustable Panel Bracket Aluminum Shroud... -
Page 3: Easy Steps
Easy Steps Step 1 Choose a location for the Solar Attic Fan on the south side of the roof, considering potential problems like trees, chimney etc. They may shade the solar panel during certain times of the day, reducing run time. If a southern exposure is not possible, the fan can be installed on any other exposure and the solar panel can be adjusted to capture maxi- mum sunlight. Note: The Solar Attic Fan must be installed between roof rafters. Step 2 Using either a string or template, create a 14½ inch circle onto the roof shingles. Step 3 The Solar Attic Fan must be installed between roof rafters. Do not cut through any framing member. With a reciprocating saw, cut the circumference of the hole. Step 4 With razor knife, cut a 4 inch slit through the shingles and tar paper, on opposite sides of the flashing. This provides the footprint for the... - Page 4 Step 5 Remove any roofing nails in the area where the base will be slid under the shingles. Step 6 Lay a bead of silicone sealant around the base of the flashing. Step 7 Slide the flashing underneath the tar paper and shingles. Adjust the flashing up until the shingles come into contact with the raised portion of the flashing. The bottom side of the flashing will be on top of the shingles. Step 8 Position the four screws around the flashing. Two screws go on either side, and the remain- ing two go on the top and bottom. The side screws should go underneath the shingles. The top and bottom screws should go on top of the shingles. Lay a bead of silicone sealant over each fastener head and along the edges to seal shingles to the base or roof decking Step 9 Lay a bead of silicone sealant along the edge of the shaft base to ensure a waterproof seal. Step 10 Adjust the panel.
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Page 5: Handy Tips
Handy Tips 6. Your Solar Attic Fan has been factory equipped with a thermal on/off switch, de- signed to turn the fan: On: 80° F Off: 80° F (+/- 1°) As the attic temperature rises to 80° the fan will automatically turn on. Once the attic cools to 80° the fan will shut off. You can remove the solar attic fan thermal switch, the fan then will operate only when 1. Choose the location carefully to ensure op- there is sunshine, and shut off at dusk. timal sun exposure throughout the day. Check for any shade on the roof created by trees or a chimney. 2. Measure once and cut twice. Take a minute to create a template that will create the correct dimensions for your cut. 3. Center the AirScape Solar Attic Fan ap- proximately 2 feet away from the roof ridge to facilitate good circulation. 4. Before you begin, gently clean any oil resi- due from the flashing. 5. Use a high quality silicone sealant to en- sure a good waterproof seal. - Page 6 Hardware Obtaining Warranty Service AirScape warrants the original end user (“Customer”) that new Customer must contact and return product to AirScape, Product AirScape fan products, including all moving parts, motors, damp- dealer or Installer within the applicable warranty period to obtain ers, and damper actuators will be free from defects in workman- warranty service. Dated proof of original purchase will be required. ship and materials, under normal use, for three (3) years from the AirScape will not be responsible for Customer’s memory data original purchase date. contained in, stored on, or integrated with any products returned to AirScape for repair, whether under warranty or not. Exclusions Warranty Exclusive This warranty excludes (1) physical damage to the surface of the product, including cracks or scratches on the outside casing; The forgoing warranties and remedies are exclusive and in lieu of (2) damage caused by misuse, neglect, improper installation, all other Warranties, express or implied, including warranties of unauthorized attempts to open, repair, or modify the product, or merchantability,Fitness for a particular purpose, correspondence any other cause beyond the range of intended use; (3) damage, with description, and Non-infringement, all of which are expressly caused by accident, fire, power changes, other hazard, or Acts of disclaimed by AirScape and its suppliers. God; or (4) use of the product with any unauthorized device if such Disclaimer device causes the problem. Neither AirScape nor its suppliers shall be liable for incidental, Exclusive Remedies consequential, indirect, special, or punitive damages of any kind, Should a covered defect occur during the warranty period and or financial loss arising out of or in connection with the sale or use Customer notifies AirScape, Customer’s sole and exclusive of this product, whether based in contract, Tort (including negli- remedy will be, at AirScape’s sole option and expense, to repair or...
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