Hunter 22282 52 Outdoor Original User Manual
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Note;
Your
Hunter
fan
has
been
carefully
manufactured,
using
the
finest
of
materials
and
craftmanship
for
long
life
and
simplicity
of
installation
and
operation.
To
insure
quiet
operation
and
full
efficiency
of
the
unit,
please
follow
the
included
instructions
carefully, observing the “caution” notes at the beginning of each step. The basic instructions cover a standard installation in a drywall
or plaster ceiling. The mounting instructions for additional wood and concrete installations are covered In an additional section following
the basic Instructions below.
STEP 1. PRE-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
A.
Select installation site. Check to make certain that in normal use no object can come in contact with the rotating fan blades.
Mounting site should also meet the pre-cautions listed in step 3 below.
B.
Installation hardware is included for a standard drywall or plaster ceiling. You will need a 4" X 1-1/2" octagon junction
box and wire nuts (2) which can be purchased from any hardware store or electrical supply house.
C.
The pipe nipple included will mount the unit so that the bottom of the fan blades will be approximately 10" from the
ceiling. If the ceiling height is over eight feet, you may wish to increase the distance to the ceiling by increasing the length of
the mounting pipe. To determine new pipe length, take desired distance from ceiling to fan blade lower edge (Dimension
"A" in Fig. 1), add 2" to it, then subtract minimum hanging dimension as req'd from chart. Discard 2" nipple supplied with
unit if longer pipe section will be used.
CAUTION: IN DETERMINING PIPE LENGTH, BE CERTAIN THAT FAN BLADES WILL REMAIN AT LEAST 7'ABOVE
FLOOR TO AVOID STRIKING TALL PERSONS OR OBJECTS. ALSO, BE CERTAIN THAT PIPE PURCHASED IS .109"
WALL MINIMUM TO PROPERLY SUPPORT FAN. PIPE MUST HAVE 3/4"-14 NPT THREAD EACH END.
MINIMUM HANGING DIMENSIONS
(USING
2
X
2
" PIPE NIPPLE SUPPLIED)
TYPE OF MOUNT
"A" FOR
36" FANS
"A"FOR
52" FANS
SEMI-RECESS
(SEE FIG. 2)
10"
12"
SURFACE
(SEE FIG. 3)
1 0
X
2
"
12
X
2
"
STEP 2. INSPECTION OF UNIT
A.
Unpack unit carefully to avoid damage to any components.
B.
Check for any shipping damage to motor assembly and fan blades. If more than one unit is being installed, keep fan
blades in sets of four, since they are shipped as a matched set. Should one of the fan blades receive damage during shipment,
return all four blades for replacement.
C.
Check contents for assembly hardware. Make certain that a bag of parts and a canopy have been included with the unit.
STEP 3. INSTALLATION OF CEILING MOUNTING HARDWARE
CAUTION: YOUR CEILING FAN MAY WEIGH UP TO 50 LBS, SO THE FOLLOWING NORMAL
PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN TO INSURE THAT THE UNIT WILL NOT FALL FROM THE CEILING.
A.
Wood joist must be sound and
of
sufficient size to support a SOib. ioad, but in no case be smaiier than l->/
2
" X
3
-V
2
” (nominal 2X4 size).
B.
Edge of drilled hole must be no closer than V
2
” from edge of joist to avoid splitting wood when hook is threaded in.
C.
Use only 9/32” drill so hook will have greatest holding power without splitting wood.
D.
Do not mount directly to unsupported drywall celling or to unreinforced ceiling wiring box.
A.
The unit is designed to fit an octagon junction box surface mounted or semi-recessed into drywall or plaster ceilings as shown
in Fig. 2 and 3. Mount this junction box to the ceiling joist at desired location. Note: Fan is supported independently of
Junction box, so box will not require special mounting.
B.
Drill 9/32" hole 3" deep in center of joist. Thread hook into hole to 1" of inside of box as shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3. Use
vaseline, soap or oil to lubricate hook threads.