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Vertical Stand Fan Assembly
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1. Front Grille
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7. Screws
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2. Front Case
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8. Rear Grille
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3. Fan (inside case)
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9. Power Cord
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4. Fan Speed Switch
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10. Butterfly Screws
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5. Timer (optional)
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11. Base
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6. On/Off Oscillating Switch
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How to Assemble 
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Leave the fan flat on the floor or table after taking it out of the box.
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Pass the Power Cord through the hole "A" (Diagram B) while assembling the base (see #11 in Diagram A). Click Picture to Enlarge
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 The base consists of two pieces which should snap on each other easily. (#11 in Diagram A)
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Attach the base to the fan and pull out any Power Cord (#9) slack from under the base. (The assembled base should have a "triangular" shape indentation on top for the oscillation motor to fit in).
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Use the Butterfly Screws (shipped attached to the base) to secure the base to the fan.
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Make sure the Power Cord go through the hole "B" (Diagram B) before plugging it into any 110V outlet.
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Upright the fan and you are done.
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Operations
Fan Speed 
To adjust the speed, push any one of the desired buttons ( #4 in Diagram). There are 4 buttons to choose from:
OFF ----- Stop
1 ----- Low
2 ----- Medium
3 ----- High
Oscillation 
ON/OFF switch (#6 in diagram). Push down to activate the oscillation function. Push again to stop oscillation. Oscillation is deactivated when either the Fan Speed is at OFF position or Timer (option) is set at OFF.
Wind Directions 
Five built-in graduations to help directing airflow without moving the whole fan. For more info, see diagram on the right.
Timer (option) 
To set the desired time for the fan to stop automatically, turn the knob in clockwise direction until your desired time (120 minutes is the maximum). When the knob turns back to OFF position, the fan will stop by itself. However, when the Timer is not in use, you need to set it to ON position in order for the fan to
function normally. If the Timer knob is at OFF position, the fan will cease to operate even if you push the Fan Speed buttons.
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Maintenance
Rarely do you have to maintain or clean the fan. Unless it is damaged or it has collected too much grease inside, you do not have to open up the fan for maintenance. If you do need to open up the fan, please follow the guideline below.
Rear Guard 
Remove the top screws (#7 in diagram) by turning them counter-clockwise.
Remove the protruded section (E in diagram) by the pulling the rear guard (#8 in diagram).
Front Grille 
Remove the protruded section ( C) by lifting the rib (D) and then pull the front grille (1).
Cleaning
Body: Use soft tissue or cloth to wipe. For grime and stain, use diluted soap water and cloth to wipe. Do not use benzene thinner or other solvents.
Fan Drums: After removing the Front Grille and the Read Guard, use a vacuum cleaner to clean the inside fan mechanism. In case of hard to clean grime and stain, use a soft brush. Do not remove the fan from the case. Do not use benzene or other solvents.
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Cautions:
Do not put oil or grease on the body and the inside fan mechanism. Avoid using the fan in the kitchen for an extended period of time. Most mal-functioning problems are caused by having too much grease inside the fan.
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