Honeywell Fire Sale TurboForce® Power Air Circulator Fan

Product Details

• Details & Dimensions

  The uniquely engineered fan blades provide quiet, powerful personal cooling that’s great on a tabletop or mounted to the wall in your home or office. This classic fan is designed with your comfort in mind.

  SKU: HT900/HT904/HT900F/HT900G/HT900N
  Dimensions: W 8.94″ x H 10.9″ x L 6.3″

• Manual & FAQs

  Question: How do I clean my fan blades?
  

  Answer:

  – Unplug the fan before cleaning.
  – Lay the gently face down on a flat sturdy surface.
  – Locate the screws found on the back grille of the fan.
  – Using a Phillips Head screwdriver, loosen each screw by unscrewing each head to the left.
  – Once all screws have been loosened, slowly lift the fan into an upright position using the back carrying handle. Do not lift up to quickly as screws may fall out.
  – Separate the front grille along the seam where the screws were located.
  – Use a damp cloth to wipe the fan grilles and blade.
  

  Question: How do I reassemble the fan?
  

  Answer:
  

  – Place the front grille onto the unit, lining up the notch in the grille, with the notch along the bottom of the fan.
  – Once the grille is aligned with the body of the fan, and each screw hole matches up, flip the unit to lay it face down on a flat surface.
  – Insert each screw into a hole and gently tighten each screw. Ensure that the front grille and the bottom of the fan are tightly secured together.
  

  Question:How do I mount the unit to the wall?
  

  Answer:

  – Locate and mark the position on the wall where the fan will be mounted (preferably at a wall stud).
  – Insert two screws into the wall stud. (Screws are not included and can be purchased at a hardware store)
  – Use #8, 1˝ length screws, leave 3/8˝ below screw head (bolt) exposed from the wall.
  – Line up the openings on the base of the fan with the screws (bolts) and hang the fan on the wall.

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