Marley Engineered Products 994 Manuale Utente
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ASSEMBLING BALL HANGER TO MOTOR ASSEMBLY
Ceiling height and the desired distance above the floor the fan is to be located will dictate the length of ball hanger
downrod (or stem) required to hang the motor assembly.
downrod (or stem) required to hang the motor assembly.
Installation on ceilings 8-10 feet high can be accomplished with the ball hanger downrod (stem) supplied. The fan is
shipped from the factory with a 3-1/2” ball hanger downrod (stem) and is designed for ceilings 8’ high.
shipped from the factory with a 3-1/2” ball hanger downrod (stem) and is designed for ceilings 8’ high.
For higher ceiling applications, replace the 3-1/2” downrod (stem) with a Marley Engineered Products Model C902 stem acces-
sory (downrod) in 12”, 18”, 24” and 36” lengths. These downrods are offered in a color to match each Marley Engineered
Products fan and are available from your local Marley Engineered Products distributor. Additional installation instructions are
included with each downrod (stem) accessory kit.
sory (downrod) in 12”, 18”, 24” and 36” lengths. These downrods are offered in a color to match each Marley Engineered
Products fan and are available from your local Marley Engineered Products distributor. Additional installation instructions are
included with each downrod (stem) accessory kit.
1.
Guide the three leads coming from the top of the motor assembly through the small end of the ceiling canopy and then
through the bottom end of the ball hanger downrod and out the top. (See Fig. 2.)
through the bottom end of the ball hanger downrod and out the top. (See Fig. 2.)
2.
Remove the thru pin from the downrod mounting hub (if installed). If
thru pin is not installed, you will find it and the cotter pin in the fan’s
hardware bag.
thru pin is not installed, you will find it and the cotter pin in the fan’s
hardware bag.
3.
Unscrew the two set screws in the downrod mounting hub just far
enough to prevent prematurely dropping the downrod (stem).
enough to prevent prematurely dropping the downrod (stem).
4.
Place the downrod (stem) into the downrod mounting hub, being
careful not to cut or pinch the leads.
careful not to cut or pinch the leads.
5.
Align the thru pin holes in the downrod mounting hub with the
thru pin holes in the downrod (stem).
thru pin holes in the downrod (stem).
6.
Insert the thru pin through the thru pin holes in the assembled
downrod (stem) and downrod mounting hub. Insert the cotter pin
through the hole in the end of the thru pin. Separate the cotter pin
legs and fold them back to prevent removal of the cotter pin and
secure the thru pin (See Fig. 4). Some units will employ a hair
spring cotter pin which once snapped in place will not require
bending the pin’s legs back.
downrod (stem) and downrod mounting hub. Insert the cotter pin
through the hole in the end of the thru pin. Separate the cotter pin
legs and fold them back to prevent removal of the cotter pin and
secure the thru pin (See Fig. 4). Some units will employ a hair
spring cotter pin which once snapped in place will not require
bending the pin’s legs back.
7.
Uniformly retighten the set screws to secure the downrod (stem) in
a vertical position. Failure to do this could result in a crooked fan
installation.
a vertical position. Failure to do this could result in a crooked fan
installation.
CANOPY MOUNTING
SCREWS
BALL HANGER SET
SCREW
DOWNROD MOUNTING
HUB SET SCREWS
CEILING CANOPY
BALL HANGER
BRACKET
BALL HANGER
MOTOR HOUSING
TOP COVER
BALL HANGER
SET SCREW
BALL HANGER
DOWNROD MOUNTING
HUB SET SCREWS
CEILING CANOPY
BALL HANGER
DOWNROD
COTTER PIN HOLE
COTTER PIN
THRU PIN (CLEVIS)
DOWNROD MOUNTING
HUB SET SCREW
BALL
HANGER
DOWNROD
COTTER
PIN
THRU
PIN
(CLEVIS)
THRU PIN HOLE
FIG. 2
FIG. 3
FIG. 4
In all cases, whichever downrod length you select, take care to prevent the bottom edge of the blade from being less than 7 feet from the floor.
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CAUTION
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Set screws holding the downrod to the downrod mounting hub and the ball hanger to the downrod must be tightened securely.
Failure to properly tighten these screws could result in the motor detaching from the downrod and a poor electrical ground con-
nection respectively.
Failure to properly tighten these screws could result in the motor detaching from the downrod and a poor electrical ground con-
nection respectively.
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CAUTION
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