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5
CARE & STORAGE
• Turn off power and unplug unit before cleaning.
• Use only a soft moistened cloth with a mild soap solution to clean the fan.
• Do not immerse fan in water.
• Do not use gasoline thinners or other chemicals to clean fan.
• To dismantle for cleaning or long term storage, follow the assembly instructions in reverse
order. The fan blade may be washed in warm water with a mild detergent. Alternatively, it
may be wiped clean with a soft damp cloth. Be sure it is completely dry before re-fitting.
• The front/rear grills, stand and base can be cleaned with a soft brush or soft damp cloth.
• For storage, clean fan carefully as instructed and store in its original box or cover with
plastic/cloth. Store in a clean, dry place.
CAUTION: There are no consumer serviceable parts inside this fan. If you experience a
problem, please see warranty for information. Please do not attempt to open the motor housing
of the fan; doing so may cause damage to the fan or personal injury as well as voiding your
warranty.
TROUBLESHOOTING
No power
- Make sure unit is plugged into a live socket
- Press RESET button on the GFCI plug
Fan is unstable
- Make sure threaded extension pole is firmly secured
into base; do not use tools to tighten
Fan is not missing
- Make sure ¾” hose adapter is connected to garden
hose or spigot and the valve is open
- Nozzles require cleaning/replacement. Please refer to
page 4.
Leak at tube attachment
- Unscrew the swivel adapter by hand. Check that filter
is evenly seated in cap and re-install.
- Washer may be damaged and needs replacement.
Sediment, rough hose edges or over-tightening may
damage the washer.
Areas with hard water
In locations with hard water, the use of a polyphosphate
filter is recommended to remove sediment and lessen the
effects of hard water deposits. The filter is to be attached
directly to your ¾” hose bib before the swivel adaptor.
Polyphosphate filters should be replaced approximately
after six months of use.
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