Casablanca Fan Company CASA4T Manual De Usuario
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ADAPT•TOUCH™
ANTENNA
INSTALLED IN
DOWNROD
CONNECTING RECEIVER AND FAN WIRING
Step 12. Use a large wire nut to connect the house ground
to the Mounting Bracket ground wire and ceiling fan ground
wire.
to the Mounting Bracket ground wire and ceiling fan ground
wire.
Use the 3 small wire nuts supplied to connect the 3 receiver
wires to the 3 fan wires. Each wire is color coded to match
the fan. Place each of the bare ends of wire next to each
other, then secure with a large wire nut. Test the connection
by pulling on the wire nut. (FIG. 5)
wires to the 3 fan wires. Each wire is color coded to match
the fan. Place each of the bare ends of wire next to each
other, then secure with a large wire nut. Test the connection
by pulling on the wire nut. (FIG. 5)
• The BLACK fan output wire connects to the BLACK fan
wire
• The BLUE light output wire connects to the BLUE light
wire.
• The WHITE common wire connects to the WHITE neutral
wire in the ceiling outlet box.
TRANSMITTER PREPARATION
Step 11. Run the antenna through the top hole of the
downrod as shown.
downrod as shown.
NOTE: Confirm that the DIP switch settings on the
receiver match your transmitter’s DIP switch settings
before installing the canopy hatch.
receiver match your transmitter’s DIP switch settings
before installing the canopy hatch.
Step 16. Install the battery inside the hand-held transmitter
after setting the transmitter DIP switches to match the DIP
switches in the receiver. The battery is a 12 volt type A23,
23A, MN-21, or equivalent, commonly found with camera
supplies.
after setting the transmitter DIP switches to match the DIP
switches in the receiver. The battery is a 12 volt type A23,
23A, MN-21, or equivalent, commonly found with camera
supplies.
Step 17. Mount the remote holder over the ceiling fan’s wall
switch using the supplied wall plate screws. If you have
rocker-style switches, break off the inside tabs that are used
to mount to a standard toggle switch wall plate.
switch using the supplied wall plate screws. If you have
rocker-style switches, break off the inside tabs that are used
to mount to a standard toggle switch wall plate.
The transmitter can be placed on the remote holder for
convenience or safekeeping.
convenience or safekeeping.
TESTING THE CONTROL
Step 18. When the installation is complete, restore power at
main electrical panel. Then, turn on the wall switch. The
light kit should turn On. If the light remains Off, turn off the
power at the wall switch. Pull the light kit’s pull chain to turn
the light On.
main electrical panel. Then, turn on the wall switch. The
light kit should turn On. If the light remains Off, turn off the
power at the wall switch. Pull the light kit’s pull chain to turn
the light On.
WARNING! Do not use the pull chain to operate the
light. Pulling the chain while power is applied can
damage the receiver. It is recommended to shorten
the pull chain(s) to prevent accidental use.
light. Pulling the chain while power is applied can
damage the receiver. It is recommended to shorten
the pull chain(s) to prevent accidental use.
Step 19. Press the remote control’s High speed button (3
raised dots). The fan should start and reach its maximum
speed. If the fan does not start, or is turning too slow, turn
off the power at the wall switch. Pull the fan’s pull chain to
change speeds. Reapply power and try High speed again.
Repeat this procedure until you have confirmed that the
fan’s pull chain is set to High speed.
raised dots). The fan should start and reach its maximum
speed. If the fan does not start, or is turning too slow, turn
off the power at the wall switch. Pull the fan’s pull chain to
change speeds. Reapply power and try High speed again.
Repeat this procedure until you have confirmed that the
fan’s pull chain is set to High speed.
WARNING! Do not use the pull chain switch to
change speeds. Pulling the chain while power is
applied can damage the receiver or ceiling fan.
change speeds. Pulling the chain while power is
applied can damage the receiver or ceiling fan.
NOTE: Failure to run the antenna through the downrod
may result in reduced operating range.
may result in reduced operating range.
WHITE WIRES
BLUE WIRES
BLACK WIRES
GREEN
GROUND
WIRES
Step 14. Refer to the “Canopy Hatch Installation” section
of the ceiling fan manual for directions on installing the
canopy hatch.
Step 15. Finish the fan installation or reinstallation by
securing the fan brackets, blades, and light kit. Refer to the
ceiling fan and light kit instructions for more information.
of the ceiling fan manual for directions on installing the
canopy hatch.
Step 15. Finish the fan installation or reinstallation by
securing the fan brackets, blades, and light kit. Refer to the
ceiling fan and light kit instructions for more information.
Step 13. Tuck all the wiring back into the canopy, leaving
space for the canopy hatch screw to pass through without
interfering with the wires.
space for the canopy hatch screw to pass through without
interfering with the wires.
FIG. 5