Ec 30 E, Ec 40 D Fastening Rod - Maico EC 30 E Montage- Und Betriebsanleitung

8.1 EC 30 E, EC 40 D fastening rod

Disconnect motor connection cables [8]
from connecting terminal [7].
Slide up motor cover [11].
Carefully pull connection cable [8] at
bottom out of fastening rod [6].
Loosen retaining threaded pin of lock
nut [9].
Unscrew fastening rod [6] out of motor
housing.
Slide canopy [4] and setting ring [5] on to
new, long fastening rod [6.1].
Fully screw lock nut [9] in hole of fastening
rod.
Carefully screw in fastening rod [6.1] until
stop in motor housing is reached. Ensure
that the lock nut does not sit on the motor
housing.
Unscrew fastening rod until hole for cable
duct [B] and nut [M] are directly opposite
one another (nut [M] to right of tension
relief [Z]).
Unscrew fastening rod by no
NOTICE
more than 1 revolution.
In this position, tighten lock nut [9] to a
tightening torque of 20 Nm and secure with
threaded pin.
Tip: Place screwdriver between rubber
roller and fastening rod to counter them so
that the fastening rod is not twisted.
Slide enclosed insulation sleeve over motor
connection cables. This must protrude
around 20 mm beyond the existing
insulation sleeve [8].
Carefully thread insulation sleeve and
connection cables into fastening rod,
working from the bottom and moving
upwards. If necessary, use threading tool.
Slide down motor cover [11].
If the motor cover is
NOTICE
positioned wrongly, it cannot
be slid all the way down.
Turn motor cover [11] such
that recess [11.1] in motor
cover fits over motor cable [8].
Wire motor connection cables and
capacitor to connecting terminal according
to wiring diagram. For wiring diagram, see
back of instructions or inside of canopy.
Lift up ceiling fan.
Hang rubber roller of fastening rod [6] in
ceiling hook [1].
Undertake electrical connection according
to section 7.3.
Malfunction if the ceiling fan
cannot swing freely.
Leave 5 to 8 mm gap between
CAUTION
upper edge of canopy and
ceiling.
Slide canopy [4] towards ceiling and lock
with setting ring [5].
Start up ceiling fan according to section
7.4.
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