650 - Fan Meaco - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Air Circulator / Fan
Brand	Meaco
Model	650
Dimensions (HWD)	350 x 255 x 235 mm
Net Weight	1.6 kg
Gross Weight	3.0 kg
Power Supply	220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
Power Consumption	3.5 to 12 W
Standby Power Consumption	0.3 W
Motor Type	DC
Maximum Air Flow	650 m³/h
Maximum Air Velocity	5 m/s
Fan Speeds	12 speeds
Oscillation (Left/Right)	Automatic, 37° left / 33° right
Oscillation (Up/Down)	Manual, 40° up / 5° down
Timer	1 to 6 hours in 30-minute increments
Remote Control	Yes, with mute, light, ECO, speed buttons
ECO Mode	Automatic speed based on room temperature
Sound Power Level	20 to 60 dB(A)
Display	Room temperature, speed, timer, ECO indicator
Cleaning	Use soft dry cloth; blades removable via front guard
Remote Battery	CR2025 (3V)
Safety Features	Grounding plug, magnets warning, child safety
Accessories	Remote control, mains adapter, cable

Frequently Asked Questions - 650 Meaco

How do I set the timer on the MeacoFan 650?

When the fan is running, press the Timer button repeatedly to set a time from 1 to 6 hours in 30-minute increments. The display will show the selected time, and after 4 flashes it is set, and the fan will turn off after that time. In standby mode, the timer sets the fan to turn on after the selected interval.

How do I clean the fan blades?

Unplug the fan. Unscrew the small screw at the top back of the fan. Squeeze the four locks to remove the front guard. Unscrew the locking cap on the front of the blades (clockwise) to remove the blades. Clean the blades with a soft dry cloth. Reverse steps to reassemble.

How do I replace the remote control battery?

The remote uses a CR2025 battery. Open the battery compartment, remove the old battery, insert the new one with the positive side up, and close the compartment.

What is ECO mode?

ECO mode automatically adjusts the fan speed based on the room temperature. Press the ECO button on the remote. The display shows 'AI'. The speed increases as temperature rises (e.g., speed 2 below 23°C, speed 12 above 33°C).

Why does my fan make a clicking noise?

Clicking noise usually means the fan needs lubrication. Run the fan on the highest speed for 4 hours to distribute lubricant. If noise persists, contact Meaco.

Why is the remote control not working?

Check the battery: replace it if necessary (CR2025). Ensure you are within 3 meters and pointing directly at the fan base. Remove any obstacles.

What does 'AI' on the display mean?

'AI' indicates that the fan is in ECO mode. It is not a fault. Press the ECO button on the remote to turn ECO mode off and return to manual speed control.

Can I stop the beeping when pressing buttons?

Yes, press the Mute button on the remote control. Press again to turn the beeps back on.

How do I adjust the oscillation?

Press the OSC button on the control panel or remote to start/stop left/right oscillation. For up/down, manually tilt the fan head: hold the base with one hand and move the head up or down.

How should I store the fan?

Unplug and clean the fan. Use the cable compartment at the back to store the mains cable. Store in the original box or a plastic bag to protect from dust. In winter, it can be used to circulate warm air.

USER MANUAL 650 Meaco

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MeacoFan 650 Air Circulator

Please read this instruction manual before using the air circulator and keep safe for future reference.

Thank you for choosing Meaco, we really appreciate it.

SAFETY INFORMATION

This air circulator must not be used in rooms under the following conditions:

• Potentially explosive atmosphere
• Aggressive atmospheres
• Featuring a high concentration of solvents
• An extremely high ratio of dust
• Commercial environments

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Magnets: The air circulator and the remote control both contain magnets. Please note the following: Pacemakers and defibrillators may be affected by magnets. If this affects you then please do not put the remote control in a pocket and warn anyone who is likely to use the air circulator or the remote that it has a magnet. Credit cards and data cards can also be affected by magnets and should not be placed near to the air circulator or the fan.

Keep Children Away: Do not allow children to play with or around this unit, which could result in injury. Be sure the unit is inaccessible to children when not attended. This appliance is not intended for use by person (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Keep Unit Grounded: Always operate the unit with a grounding plug and a grounded electrical outlet. A grounding plug is an essential safety feature that helps reduce the risk of shock or fire.

Protect Power Cord from Damage: Never operate a unit with a damaged power cord, as this may lead to electrical or fire hazards. If the power supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a cord of the same type and amperage rating.

Extension Cords: Extension cords must be grounded and able to deliver the appropriate voltages to the unit.

Handle with Care: Do not drop, throw or crash the air circulator. Rough treatment can damage the components or wiring and create a hazardous condition.

Run on Stable Surface: Always operate the unit on a stable, level surface, for example the floor or a strong counter, so that the air circulator cannot fall and cause injury.

Keep Out of Water: Never operate the unit in pooled or standing water, as this may create a risk of injury from electrical shock. Do not store or operate outdoors. If electrical wiring or components become wet, thoroughly dry them before using the unit. If in doubt do not use the air circulator and consult a qualified electrician or a Meaco approved engineer.

Keep Air Intakes Clear: Do not clog or block the air intakes by placing the air circulator too close to curtains, walls or anything that will restrict the air inlet. This may cause the unit to overheat and result in a fire or electrical hazard.

Keep Electrical Components Dry: Never allow water inside the air circulator's electrical components. If these areas become wet for any reason, thoroughly dry them before using the air circulator. If in doubt, do not use the air circulator and consult a qualified electrician or a Meaco approved engineer.

The operator must make the operating instruction available for the user and make sure that the user does understand the manual.

POWER SUPPLY

This power supply changes mains alternating current to touch safe low voltage (DC). The power supply is only designed for indoor use and should not come into contact with water or dust. To prevent overheating the power supply should not be covered when it is in use.

The mains socket should be easily accessible. In the event of operational error, the plug should be immediately removed from the socket. In the event that the mains cable becomes damaged, then the power supply should not be used.

The power supply contains potentially dangerous voltages internally and the cover should not be removed. All service or maintenance work should be carried out by qualified personnel.

If you require assistance, please contact Meaco.

GENERAL ADVICE

- Before putting your air circulator into operation for the first time, the instruction manual should be studied carefully.

- After receiving the air circulator, you should check the unit for any transport damage. In case of damage, you should inform the sender immediately.

- Keep the packaging for the air circulator in a safe place in order to be able to despatch the unit safely if it requires a service. In order to save space, you can simply cut through the adhesive tape using a knife and fold the cardboard box.

1. Front guard

2. Front shell

3. Blade nut

4. Fan blades

5. Motor holder

6. Fan motor

7. Control panel

8. Base

9. Handle

10. Back guard

11. Cable and mains adapter

12. Remote control

*The handle is made from artificial materials and does not contain any animal products. **The remote is supplied with a CR2025 DC3V battery. Please remove the tab from the battery before use.

When you first receive the fan, the fan cable and mains adapter must be connected to the base of the fan. In order to do this, see the diagram below. The cable can be inserted into the fan either way up. Do not try and force the connection.

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CONTROL PANEL

Please note all the buttons are touch sensitive and bleep when pressed. If you do not want the buttons to bleep when pressed, use the Mute Button on the remote control (see page 6).

POWER BUTTON

When plugged in the fan will bleep once and display the room temperature on the display, this is standby mode. To turn the fan on press the ON/OFF button. The fan will bleep and start to operate. To turn the fan off press the ON/OFF button again, you will hear a longer bleep and the fan will slow down and stop.

SPEED BUTTON

Press the speed button to adjust the air flow fan speed. There are 12 fan spee available. As long as the fan remains plugged in the fan will remember the last fan speed used. The speed can be adjusted on the control panel or via the remote control.

OSCILLATION BUTTON (OSC)

Press the oscillation button to start and stop the sideways oscillation left and right. Press the button once to turn the oscillation on and press the button again to stop the motion, in doing so you can fix the direction of the fan.

The up and down angle can be fixed manually by hand, place one hand on the base and one hand on the top of the fan, gently move the head up or down as required.

TIMER BUTTON

When the fan is in standby mode use the timer button to set an interval, in 30-minute segments, between 1 and 6 hours after which the fan will turn ON. Once you have reached the desired number of hours on the display the number will flash four times and then set.

When the fan is turned on and running, use the timer button to set an interval, in 30-minute segments, between 1 and 6 hours after which the fan will turn OFF. Once you have reached the desired number of hours on the display the number will flash four times and then set.

REMOTE CONTROL

The following functions are only available via the remote-control. All other buttons on the remote-control work in the same way as the control panel (see page 5). The remote control has a range of approximately three metres. Before using the remote control, please remove the plastic tab.

MUTE BUTTON

Press the mute button to stop the fan from bleeping when a button is pressed. To turn the bleeps back on, press the mute button again.

LIGHT BUTTON

Press the light button to turn the lights on the display ON/OFF.

ECO BUTTON

Press the ECO button to turn ECO mode ON/OFF. In ECO mode the fan speed will automatically change as per the table on the following page. AI (Artificial Intelligence) will appear on the display.

INCREASE FAN SPEED

Press the increase fan speed button to increase the air flow fan speed between 1 and 12.

DECREASE FAN SPEED

Press the decrease fan speed button to decrease the air flow fan speed between 1 and 12.

ECO Mode

Room temperature	Fan speed
<23°C	2
23 to 25°C	4
25 to 27°C	6
27 to 29°C	8
29 to 31°C	9
31 to 33°C	10
>33°C	12

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND OPERATING CONDITIONS

This air circulator was designed to operate in a 220V-240V/50Hz electrical installation. Make sure that the electric sockets are connected to earth and that all safety precautions are taken.

This air circulator can be operated within an ambient temperature range from +5°C to +40°C and with a non-condensing relative humidity.

SPECIFICATIONS

Operating conditions	+5°C / +40°C
Humidity operating range	Non-condensing
Fan motor type	DC
Maximum air flow	650 cubic metres per hour
*Maximum air velocity (c)	5m/sec
*Rated voltage and frequency	220-240V / 50Hz
Power consumption	3.5 to 12 watts
*Standby power consumption (PSB)	0.3 watts
Oscillation swing angles	40° up and 5° down manually37° left and 33° right automatically
*Fan sound power level (LWA)	20 to 60dB(A)
*Service value (SV)	0.78 (m3/min)/W
*Fan power input (P)	12 watts
*Maximum fan flow rate (F)	9.42m3/min
Dimensions (HWD)	350 x 255 x 235mm
Nett / Gross weight	1.6 / 3.0 Kgs

*Measurement Standard for Service Value (all items*): EN 55014:2017

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Always turn the fan off and unplug it from the socket before cleaning.

Use a soft dry cloth to clean the external and internal parts of the fan. Do not allow the fan to get wet. In order to access the fan blades, follow the steps below:

1. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the small screw at the top back of the fan. It is located directly below the right end of the handle.

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1. Squeeze four locks to pull away the front guard. At the front of the fan blades there is a locking cap – unscrew the cap in a clockwise motion to remove the fan blades.

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1. Clean the fan blades and the internal part of the fan using a soft dry cloth. Reverse the procedure to put the fan back together. Make sure the locking cap is tightened securely.

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REPLACING THE BATTERY

If the remote control fails to work whilst close to the fan, please replace the battery. The battery is a CR2025 and can be replaced following the steps in the diagram below.

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STORAGE

When storing the fan use the cable compartment at the back of the fan to store the mains cable. The cable compartment cover may be stiff to remove at first – use the small lever at the top to pull it away from the fan.

We recommend storing the fan its plastic bag or original box to protect the fan from dust. Alternatively, a customised bag can be purchased from www.meaco.com.

Remember the fan can also be used in winter to help distribute warm air more effectively within a room.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

TROUBLE	CAUSE	SOLUTION
The display shows ‘00’ or ‘99’	There is a problem with the circuit	Please contact Meaco
The fan does not oscillate	The MPCB needs resetting	Unplug the fan from the mains for 40 minutes
Increased noise level	The fan blades are dirty	Clean the fan blades (see page 9)
	The fan blades or fan motor is loose	Tighten the locking cap (see page 9)
	There is a fault with the fan motor	Please contact Meaco
The motor can be heard on the lower fan speeds	As the fan is so quiet it is expected to hear the motor on the lower fan speeds. As the fan speed increases, the noise of the motor will reduce	This is not a fault and is normal
The fan does not start up	The fan is in standby mode	Press the power button again
The fan is making a clicking noise	The fan needs lubricating	Run the fan on the highest fan speed for 4 hours
The remote does not work	The battery needs replacing	Replace the battery (see page 10)
	The remote is being used more than 3m away from the fan	Use the remote closer to the fan and make sure it is pointing directly at the fan base
AI appears on the display	This is a not a fault, the fan is in ECO mode	Press the ECO button to turn ECO mode off