Tristar II 120 - Fan CasaFan - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Tristar II 120 CasaFan

White industrial fan with three blades, no visible text or symbols on the fan or background.

3 x 10 2 x 9 7 1 x 4 ① ② ⑧ 6 x ③ ⑤

Close-up of hands installing a cable with labeled components, showing numbered callouts (④ and ③)

Diagram showing a hand holding a white appliance with labeled parts and an upward arrow indicating motion or assembly.

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered parts and directional arrows indicating features

4 x ⑥

Close-up of a mechanical component with two arrows pointing to a bolted base (no text or symbols visible)

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦

2 x ⑨

⑦ ⑩

min. 10 cm

Ø 140 ⑫

Three silver air conditioners with a ceiling-mounted head (no text or symbols visible)

About this operating instructions

Before using the CasaFan fan, read the operating instructions carefully. Keep the operating instructions within reach. Never pass the fan onto another person without the operating instructions.

Explanation of symbols:
Dangerous electric voltage	Careful
Warn the user of the dangers caused by electricity	Particular note for the user.

Describing the CasaFan-VentilatorThe fan is for circulating room air. Their use in machines which are outside and unprotected, in garages, in moist or wet rooms or rooms in danger of fire or explosion, is not permitted.
Technical data:
	Tristar 90 / 120 Tristar	140
Mains voltage: 220 - 240 V ~ 50 Hz
Power: 65 W 70 W
Protection clas: I / IP 20
No of speeds: 1
Dimensions ∅ x H(mm)	920 / 1220 x 340 1420 x	340
Weight (kg): 4,7 / 5,2 6,2

Caution! Only operate the unit when completely assembled!

- Unpack the CasaFan fan, check if everything is present (see page 2) and for visible signs of damage.
1. Motor block 5. Rubber layer	for 3. (6x) 10. Blade
2. Assembly rod	7. Upper cover
3. Screw (6x)	8. Lower cover
4. Mounting bracket	9. Screw (2x)

- Dispose of packaging taking the environment into account and keep out of the reach of children.

Assembly

Please proceed as per figures at Page 3 of these operating instructions.

When dealing with electricity, just conforming to all the safety and precautionary measures can not describe every danger situation. They do not replace sensible procedures and care, which you have to take into account when first initiating and then running your fan.

When using any electric units, several basic rules have to always followed, as detailed below:

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General

• The voltage details on the nameplate are to conform with the available mains voltage.
• The building mains must be earthed!
• Only operate the unit when completely assembled!

Important

- It is recommended that a specialist electrician is used for making the electrical connection to this fan.

Safety instructions

Before accessing the connection, all current carrying conductors are to be isolated.

The mains connections to which you are connected is to comply with current specifications.

The fixed wire connection is to be provided with a multi-pole isolator with contact gaps of at least 3 mm. We recommend that the connection be made by a qualified electrician.

The construction of the holder and the output box is to be able to bear the weight of the fan when being moved, ie, about 15 kg minimum. Chose a secure, safe location. None of the fan blades are to be less than 2.30 m from the ground. The fan is to be correctly earthed.

Before first using the setup, all electrical connections are to be checked in order to prevent any fall, fire or electric shock.

Installing your ventilator

Ascertain that a mounting bracket is available at the intended mounting point.

If this not the case, then fix the mounting bracket directly to the ceiling using wood screws having a diameter of 6 mm and, if necessary, 8 mm diameter concrete anchors or special plugs suitable for plaster boards.

Proceed as per fig. 1 - 12 shown on page 3

- Unpack the ventilator and check the contents. All the parts shown in the drawing are to be present.

- The mounting plate is separate from the fan.

Assemble the mounting plate using the screws and washers to the ceiling outlet.

In order to assure a safe operation of your fan, make sure that the mounting plate is firmly seated and is level.

-The attached part is to be vertical.

- Fix the support hook to the ceiling.

- Disconnect the electricity before working on the electrics.

- Make the electrical connection to your fan as per Figure fig. 2 on page 3.

- Please ensure that all cables are correctly connected. Do not pinch any wires or damage the cable insulation!

- Fix the blades to the motor using the bolts.

- If you are installing several fans, make sure that the various blades are not mixed up,

- The blades are grouped according to weight, in order to avoid vibration.

- After finishing assembling the fan, make sure that all connections are in order and that all nuts and bolts are tightened.

Operating your fan

Make sure that the assembly has been completely finished.

Use a stepped transformer for controlling the speed, optional extra. Never use a dimmer or a

phase angle or phase inverse angle controller.

Important

Even if your fan is more that 2.30 m above the ground, care must still be taken care that the blades are free to turn and no objects can enter their radius of action.

Maintaining you fan

You increase the life of your fan by heeding the following notes:

1. Check the various ceiling fixing parts and bracket twice a year.
   Some of the parts on the fan components can have play.
2. Never use water for cleaning the motor or other electrical parts; this would lead to a short circuit.
3. Use a soft cloth for cleaning the blades and housing.
4. Greasing the bearings is not necessary, the bearings are permanently lubricated.

Do not forget to check that the earth connection lead has been correctly connected to the output terminal block and between all metal parts (connect the push-on contact to every earth symbol).

Notes for removing faults
Fault Remedy
The fan does not start.	Check the fuses/trips at the main box and other connections.
	Check the fan connection to the mains.
	Check that fuses/trips in the connection box are correctly inserted.
The fan is noisy. Check that all bolts and screws have been tightened.
Run in the fan and the bearings for 24 hours. Most noises disappear after this time.
The fan vibrates too much.	All blades have been weighed and grouped according to weight. Their density can vary and therefore cause vibration even when all blades are of the same weight. The following methods can contribute to preventing most vibrations. Check the vibration before each procedure. Please note that a small amount of vibration is normal and does not pose a problem.
	Most vibrations occur when one of the blades is not in alignment with the others. Aligning the blades is simply carried out with the aid of a flat ruler. Place the ruler vertically upwards against the ceiling and alongside the blade tip. Mark the distance between the blade side and ceiling. Turn the blades slowly by hand and carry out the same measurements with the other blades. If one of the blades is not correctly aligned, it can be remedied by lightly pressing their holders upwards or downwards in order to align them with the others.
	Check that the mounting plate is firmly anchored to the ceiling.
Important: Opening up and repairing the unit may only be carried out by a specialist!

This product conforms to EU Directive 2002/96/EC. This appliance bears the symbol of the barred waste bin. This indicates that, at the end of its useful life, it must not be disposed of as domestic waste, but must be taken to a collection centre for waste electrical and electronic equipment, or returned to a retailer on purchase of a replacement. It is the user's responsibility to dispose of this appliance through the appropriate channels at the end of its useful life. Failure to do so may incur the penalties established by laws governing waste disposal. Proper differential collection, and the subsequent recycling, processing and environmentally compatible disposal of waste equipment avoids unnecessary damage to the environment and possible related health risks, and also promotes recycling of the materials sed in the appliance. For further information on waste collection and disposal, contact your local waste disposal service, or the shop from which you purchased the appliance.

Manufacturers and importers fulfil their responsibilities for recycling, processing and environmentally compatible disposal either directly or by participating in collective systems.

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