Hired-Hand Mega Flow SlantWall Fans: Butterfly Cone Fan Unassembled User Manual

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Part No. 4801-5327 Rev 6/07

Mega-Flow Butterfly Cone - Unassembled

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Top and Bottom bolts are
inserted from inside the
cone.

Mounting
Brackets

Pilot hole

at top

outside of

cone

Cone attaches to the Cone

Support Bracket (6403-

3160) over the Pim screw


18. To complete the last flange connection, roll the cone panels so

the small end is on the floor. See Figure 6. IMPORTANT! The
four pilot holes should be at the top end on the outside of the
cone.




19. Mount cone to fan. Bend the mounting

brackets back slightly to help clear the area
of the cone edges. Hang the centered slot
in the small end of the cone over the Pim
screw mounted on the Fan housing. See
Figure 8. Screw can be fastened with ¼"-
20 lock nut, if necessary (not included).


20. Align the cone over the remainder of the fan

housing. Using four 1/4"-20 Truss Head
Phillips bolts and 1/4-20 lock nuts, insert the
bolts from the inside of the cone. See Figure
9.

21. Mount the Damper Ring. Ring is mounted in the holes closest to the

orifice on the top and farthest away from the orifice in the bottom. Use
¼-20x1" bolts, nuts and washers (provided) to attach ring to cone.
Washers go on outside of cone. See Figures 10 and 11.


























Figure 9 - Mount Cone onto Fan

Figure 10 - Mount the Ring Assembly

CAUTION: Fan Ring
must be plumb and
level in order for
doors to operate
properly.

NOTE: Lower cone ring
fits into outer hole.

NOTE:

Fan Not Shown For

Clarity.

Figure 8 - Install Cone Mounting Brackets

Figure 11 - Side View of Cone

Slanting the

ring allows

gravity to

assists the

doors to

shut.

NOTE: Check the ring mounting from
the side of the fan. The ring is slanted
to allow the force of gravity to assist in
closing the butterfly doors.

NOTE: Inner hole
will be capped in a
later step.

Figure 7 - Assembled Cone

Upper cone ring fits into

inner hole.

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