FARM PRODUCTS DIVISION
AMERICAN COOLAIR CORPORATION
PHONE (904) 389-3646 FAX (904) 387-3449
MEMBER OF AMCA
P.O. BOX 2300
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32203
E-MAIL - agfans@coolair.com
MNBCC54 and MNEFC54
GALVANIZEDWALL FANS
Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Instructions
611/
585/
8
381/
4
701/
4
Figure 1 Dimensions in inches.
2
587/
21/
8
613/
4
8
MNBCC54L * MNBCCE54L * MNBCC54M
MNBCCE54M * MNEFC54L * MNEFCE54L
MNEFC54M * MNEFCE54M
UNPACKING
Inspect the fan for signs of shipping damage. It is the responsibility of the customer to report any shipping damage
to the freight carrier.
WHAT SHOULD YOU FIND?
Fan, Fan Housing (4 Housing Sheets, 4 Corner Deflectors, and 4 Shutter Latches), Cone (4 Cone Panels and 4
Cone Gussets), Cone Guard, Shutter with 4 Inlet Angles, and Hardware.
FRAME CONSTRUCTION
59 5/8” Width
Spacing
(see below)
Figure 2
The required framed-in opening width for both the MNBCC54 and MNEFC54 is 59 5/8”. The required framed-in
opening height depends on wall thickness:
For 2” thick walls, the height is 59 7/8”.
For 4” thick walls, the height is 60”.
For 6” thick walls, the height is 60 1/4”.
The minimum spacing between fans is 15”. However, to insure optimum fan performance, Coolair recommends a
spacing between fans of at least 30”.
Height
(see below)
CAUTION: To insure proper fan and shutter operation, the frame opening MUST BE SQUARE. To verify this,
measure from the upper right corner of the frame diagonally to the lower left corner. Next, measure from the upper
left corner of the frame diagonally to the lower right corner. These two DIAGONAL MEASUREMENTS MUST BE
EQUAL prior to installing the fan.
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FAN & HOUSING ASSEMBLY
For assembly and maintenance instructions for the fan and motor, see Form 220-40 included with the fan.
If the fan and housing are factory assembled, skip to Page 4 — Fan Mounting & Installation. For the
proper mounting of the motor bracket to the fan frame, disregard Figure 1 on Form 220-40 and install the motor
bracket towards the top of the fan — see Figure 4. Make sure the motor is mounted on top of the motor bracket.
There are 4 wall housing sheets -- the two that are the same size are the side sheets. The smaller rectangular sheet
is the bottom. The larger rectangular sheet is the top. Assemble the bottom and one side sheet together using 1/4"
hardware as shown in Figure 3. Then, place the fan on the bottom housing sheet aligning the holes in the fan
flanges with the fan mounting holes in the wall housing sheets. Caution: for proper shutter clearance, the fan must
be mounted in the housing with the motor at the top of the housing as shown in Figure 4. Now, assemble the
remaining housing sheets around the fan using 1/4" nuts and bolts for the housing assembly and for mounting the
fan panel to the housing. When assembling the wall housing, do not tighten any hardware until all bolts are in place.
Top
Sheet
(Left) Side
Sheet
¼” Lock
Washer
¼” Nut
Fan
Mounting
Holes
Bottom
Sheet
Housing
Mounting
Flange
Figure 3 — Housing Assembly
CORNER DEFLECTOR INSTALLATION: For proper fan
operation, the corner deflectors must be fastened to the fan.
There are two sizes of these triangular deflectors — the longer
deflectors will be installed in the top two corners where the fan
panel meets the housing, and the shorter deflectors will be
installed in the bottom two corners.
First, place the deflector inside the housing such that the two
shorter sides (with the flanges and mounting holes) are against
the housing, and the longer side is against the fan panel. The
holes in the deflectors should align with the holes in the housing.
If the holes are not aligned, check that you are using the correct
length deflector in the proper corner. Fasten each deflector
using four of the ¼” x ¾” self-tapping screws provided. The
screws must be fastened from the outside of the housing through
the housing and then through the deflector. See Figure 5.
¼” x ¾” Bolt
¼” Flat Washer
(Right) Side
Sheet
Figure 4 — Side view of
the fan assembled in the
housing
Corner
Deflector
¼” x ¾” Self-
Tap Screws
Figure 5
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