Main risks

• Minor bumps or cuts from contact with moving blades.
• Fan falling due to inadequate anchoring or a ceiling not suitable to support the weight and vibration.
• Electrical hazard due to incorrect installation, damaged cables or working on live circuits.
• Overheating or fire ignition caused by loose connections or incompatible electrical accessories.
• Curtains, cords or other objects becoming entangled in the blades.
• Vibration and noise due to imbalance, dirt build-up or loose fixings.
• Falls during installation, cleaning or bulb replacement when using ladders.
• Risk from children ingesting button batteries from the remote control.

Safe use

• Read and follow the manufacturer's instructions before installing or operating.
• Isolate the power at the consumer unit before any handling, cleaning or bulb replacement.
• Secure the fan to a suitable joist or structural ceiling, using the fixings and mounting system specified by the manufacturer.
• Observe the safety clearances to the floor, walls, sloped ceilings, beams, bunk beds and curtains as specified for the product.
• Do not insert hands or objects into the blades; do not hang clothes or decorations from the fan.
• After installation, start at low speed and check for wobble; if it vibrates, switch off and check fixings and balance.
• Use only manufacturer-recommended compatible wall controls, remotes, light kits and bulbs.
• Use a stable ladder and non-slip footwear for any work at height.
• If you detect a burning odour, sparks or unusual noises, switch off and disconnect immediately.
• If you lack electrical experience or have doubts about the ceiling fixing, seek help from a qualified installer.

Storage and maintenance

• Periodically clean the blades and housing with a soft, dry cloth (or slightly damp), avoiding wetting the motor and do not use abrasive products.
• Isolate the power before re-tightening screws, cleaning or replacing bulbs.
• Remove dust from the blades to prevent imbalance and vibration.
• Regularly check the tightness of the fixings on the mounting bracket, covers and blades.
• Check for exposed wires and cracked or deformed parts, and replace only with compatible spare parts.
• Do not apply lubricants or aerosols inside the motor unless expressly indicated by the manufacturer.
• If you dismantle or store it, protect the blades and components in a dry place, with nothing placed on top and away from moisture.
• Keep the remote control batteries out of the reach of children and ensure the compartment cover is securely closed.

Restrictions of use

• Do not use the fan outdoors, in bathrooms or in areas with high humidity unless the model is designed for it.
• Do not install on poorly secured ceilings, false ceilings without adequate reinforcement, or where a safe distance to the user cannot be ensured.
• Do not operate the fan with damaged blades, a loose mount or excessive vibration.
• Do not use speed controllers or light dimmers not specified by the manufacturer.
• Do not cover the motor housing or obstruct airflow around the fan.
• Keep children and pets away from the blade sweep area; take special care in rooms with bunk beds or nearby doors.
• Do not hang from the fan or use it to support loads or dry clothes.
• Do not allow children to handle the remote control or the batteries without supervision.