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Installation and Assembly
REQUIRED TOOLS:
Pliers
Knife
Phillips head screwdriver
Flat head screwdriver
10mm / adjustable wrench
6mm hex wrench (included)
PARTS INCLUDED IN BOX:
Rubber Base Ring
Base
Front Grille
Rear Grille
Motor Assembly
Fan Blade Assembly
Spring
Support Pole Assembly
1. Attach Rubber Base Ring (item 16 on page 7) to outer
edge of Base (item 15). Be sure ribbed side of Base
Ring is facing down.
2. Remove 5 screws from Flange on bottom of Lower
Support Pole (item 16).
3. Completely extend Upper Support Pole (item 21) from
Lower Support Pole and insert Spring into bottom of
Lower Support Pole.
4. Attach Support Pole Assembly to Base. Tighten
hardware using star parttern to insure a tight, uniform
fit.
5. Stand assembly on Base, and press down Upper
Support Pole and then tighten Height Adjustment Knob
(item 3).
6. Attach Motor Support Assembly to Motor Assembly
(see figure 5).
7. Place Motor Support into Upper Support Pole.
- Insert Pivot Bolt and tighten.
Figure 4: Attaching Rear Grille to Motor
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30" PEDESTAL FAN
8. Remove 4 screws on motor, and attach the Rear Grille.
Tighten screws only after all 4 screws are reattached to
the motor.
9. Remove the screws on the Motor and attach the Rear
Grille onto groove in motor shaft, and replace screws
(See figure 4).
10. Loosen the set screw on the back of the Fan Blade
Assembly and slide onto the motor shaft.
CAUTION
This will cause the fan blade to not spin properly and
can cause damage to your fan! Be sure that fan shaft
is flush with front of fan blade assembly.
11. Position set screw over flat groove on motor shaft and
tighten set screw using 6mm hex wrench (included). Be
sure set screw is on the groove, and the front of Fan
Blade Assembly is flush with front of shaft before
tightening.
12. Attach Front Grille by first aligning the top hooks of the
Front Grille onto the top of the Rear Grille edge. Work
your way around the grille, placing the Front Grille
hooks over the Rear Grille edge. If necessary, use a
flat head screwdriver to help pry the Front Grille hooks
over the Rear Grille edge. Continue until all hooks are
completely attached to the Rear Grille edge.
Machine Screw
Rear Grille
Pivot Bolt
Motor
Adjustment
Knob
Figure 5: Attaching Motor to Motor Support Assembly
NEVER LEAVE A FAN
UNATTENDED WHILE
OPERATING OR WHILE
CONNECTED TO A POWER
- Insert Tilt Adjustment Knob and tighten.
Do NOT slide fan blade screw
beyond the groove on the shaft!
Tilt
HVF Air Circulator User's Manual
SOURCE
Motor Assembly
Motor Support
Assembly
Wing Nut
Nut
Upper Support Pole
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My 30” pedestal fan runs for about 2 minutes and stops , what do I need to check
If the CountyLine CL-30P-DDF 30” pedestal fan runs for about 2 minutes and then stops, check the following:
1. Power supply – Ensure the fan is plugged in and the outlet is working.
2. Motor condition – A faulty motor may cause the fan to stop; consider replacing the motor.
3. Capacitor – A bad capacitor can cause startup or runtime issues; replace if needed.
4. Switch – A defective switch may interrupt power; inspect and replace if necessary.
5. Obstructions – Check for any blockage around the blades that may cause overheating or shutdown.
Always unplug the fan before inspection or maintenance.
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