Hunter Fan 44132, 44134, 44133, 44127 User Manual

5 MINUTE

INSTALLATION

Owner’s Manual

English

Models

44127 44132 44133 44134

5-2 Programmable

Weekdays-Weekends

Table of Contents

At A Glance

Know Your ermostat � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �3

Setup

Setting Day and Time � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 10

Scheduling

Scheduling Introduction � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12 Setting Your Schedule � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 14 Temporary Temperature Change � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 18 Turning Oﬀ Scheduling � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 20 Save Away ��22

Features

Alerts ��24 Menu Options ��26 Additional Features �� 30

ermostat Assistance

Troubleshooting and Support � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 31 Technical Support �� 33

Warranty

1 Year Guarantee �� 34

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Know Your ermostat

Your thermostat has been pre-programmed from the factory with no programming necessary. We recommend using these pre-programmed settings for a few days before altering them as they offer maximum energy saving benets. If you do decide to alter your programs, use the charts on page 13 to write out your scheduled times and temperatures. After you have recorded your preferences, follow the instructions on page 14 to alter your temperature settings.

There is no need to program the thermostat at the wall where it is mounted! Remove the thermostat from the backplate by gripping the sides rmly and pulling it straight off. This allows you to program the thermostat in comfort.

After you have programmed your thermostat, no other setting changes are necessary unless you wish to browse through the menu to see how you may further adjust the independent settings of your thermostat to meet your lifestyle. The features section starting on page 26 of this manual will describe these settings. Most settings have been preset for optimal performance.

If you need any assistance with installation or setup of your new Hunter Thermostat, please call us, our technical support staff is ready to help!

USA: 1-888-830-1326

Canada: 1-866-268-1936

Hours of operation are from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm Monday - Friday and 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday, Central Time. You may also contact us over the Internet at:

www.HunterFan.com

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Know Your ermostat

Your Hunter programable thermostat:

1. Enters Schedule Setup for altering scheduled programs.

2. Sets the Save Away feature for when you will not be home during a regularly programmed time.

3. Conrms completion of an action or returns you to the Home screen.

4. Allows access to the advanced features of the thermostat.

5. Moves you forward or backward while setting up features or schedules.

6. Adjusts time and temperature settings as well as moving up or down menu lists.

7. Indicates whether the system is set to Heat, Cool, or Off.

8. Shows if the fan is set to Auto or On modes.

9. Allows you to switch between Heat, Cool, and Off modes.

10. Allows you to switch between fan Auto and On modes.

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Know Your ermostat

1

2

6

5

7

9

43

5

8

10

5

Know Your ermostat

1. Holds 2 “AA” Batteries.

2. HE/HG Switch - allows you to set your furnace to Gas/Oil or Electric, based on the type of system you have.

3. Allows your thermostat to operate your HVAC system* properly by indicating the system type that you have.

*Conventional System: Uses a condensing unit for cooling and a separate furnace system for heating.

*Heat Pump System: Uses the condensing unit for both heating and cooling.

NOTE: If you are unsure of your system type it may be necessary to contact our technical support department at 1-888-830-1326, your HVAC manufacturer, or a local HVAC technician to determine this. Improper selection of your system type could cause the thermostat to not operate your system properly.

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1

2

3

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Know Your ermostat

1. Shows the current day of the week or weekend.

2. Indicates the thermostat is running in schedule mode.

3. Indicates the current room temperature.

4. C will display when in Celsius mode. Nothing will display when set to Fahrenheit.

5. Flashes when the furnace lter should be checked for replacement.

6. On when the current schedule period is running.

7. Indicates the current active schedule period.

8. Low battery warning, replace the batteries in the thermostat.

9. Indicates the fan is running when displayed.

10. Shows the current mode of the fan, Auto or On.

11. Indicates the current time in am(A) or pm (P).

12. On when the current operating mode, heat or cool, is running.

13. Current operating mode, heat or cool.

14. Indicates the thermostat is running in save away mode.

15. Current Set temperature the thermostat is scheduled to run.

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2

6

At Home

11

10:05

P

14

Know Your ermostat

1

Wed

7

3

70

8

o

12

4

C

Filter

Auto

9

Heat to

15

72

5

10

13

o

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Setting Day and Time

Once you install the batteries, the thermostat will prompt you to set the current day and time.

1. You will notice that “Mon” will be ashing at the top left of your screen. Use the press the

or buttons to move to your current day of the week and

2. Use the

or button to change between am(A) and pm(P). Choose

to advance.

or buttons. The

button advances you to the next step.

Done/

or and press

Home

to nish or

Back

if you

need to make a correction to a previous step.

5. When nished, the thermostat will show “Updated!” to conrm your settings are saved.

6. Your thermostat will next prompt you to set your programming, see page 14 step 2 if you wish to alter your programs at this time.

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Setting Day and Time

Done/ Home

Menu

Save

Away

Schedule

Back Next

Done/ Home

Menu

Save

Away

Schedule

Back Next

1-4

Mon

A

12:00

Set

5

Updated!

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Scheduling Introduction

Read the scheduling section thoroughly to ensure you understand your scheduling options and which will best t with your lifestyle. The following notes should help you with scheduling:

• The schedule time can be set in 15 minute increments, and remains the

same for both Heat and Cool programs.

• The scheduled temperature can be set in increments of 1°F (1°C).

• After 15 minutes without a key press, the thermostat will return to the

home display screen and save any changes you have made.

• When setting the schedule time, note the AM / PM indicator.

to move forward or backwards through the steps. changes, even if you have not scheduled or altered all settings.

• Arrows beside each schedule mode and beside heat/cool modes will

indicate which is active.

This thermostat has been pre-programmed to provide optimal energy savings. No programming is necessary. We recommend you run these programs for a few days before adjusting your programming. If it is necessary to change these settings, use the scheduling table on the next page to record your new settings. You will also nd the default schedule there as well.

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Back

or

Done/ Home

will also save any

buttons

Personal Scheduling Charts

Default Schedule

Day Away Asleep Home

Start Time: 8:00am

Weekdays

Weekends

End Time: 6:00pm Heat Temp: 63 Cool Temp: 82 Start Time: 8:00am End Time: 6:00pm Heat Temp: 63 Cool Temp: 82

O

F (17OC)

O

F (28OC)

O

F (17OC)

O

F (28OC)

The Home schedule automatically calculates the remaining times from Away and Asleep and assigns them the Home temperature.

Start Time: 10:00pm End Time: 6:00am Heat Temp: 67 Cool Temp: 76 Start Time: 10:00pm End Time: 6:00am Heat Temp: 67 Cool Temp: 76

O

F (19OC)

O

F (24OC)

O

F (19OC)

O

F (24OC)

Heat Temp: 71

Cool Temp: 74

Heat Temp: 71

Cool Temp: 74

O

F (22OC)

O

F (23OC)

O

F (22OC)

O

F (23OC)

Alternate Schedule

Day Away Asleep Home

Start Time:

Monday-Friday

Weekends

End Time: Heat Temp: Cool Temp: Start Time: End Time: Heat Temp: Cool Temp:

Note: Use a pencil so these records may be changed at a later time if necessary.

Start Time: End Time: Heat Temp: Cool Temp: Start Time: End Time: Heat Temp: Cool Temp:

Heat Temp:

Cool Temp:

Heat Temp:

Cool Temp:

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Setting Your Schedule

1. Press the

2. Use the

Schedule

Button to enter Scheduling mode.

or buttons to select “On” and then

to Scheduling.

Note: If you do not wish to use the scheduling option on your thermostat,

refer to page 20, step 2.

3. Monday thru Friday will be ashing on the screen. To proceed scheduling your weekdays, press Sunday, press the ashing at the top of the screen and press

or button until the day you want to schedule is

4. By default, “Away” will be ashing on screen to start your scheduling.

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button to proceed to the next step.

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Setting Your Schedule

Done/

Home

Menu

ay

Back

Auto

P

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Off

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Mon

Tu

Asleep

At Home

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Back

Su

1

Schedule

3

WedMon Tu Th Fri

2

4

Away

Setting Your Schedule

5. Use the or buttons to adjust the start time on the left of the screen for the period and press

adjust the end time on the right of the screen for this scheduled period.

again.

6. Set the temperature for your heating cycle as indicated by the ashing heat to arrow on your screen. Use the temperature and press

and buttons to change the

indicated by the ashing the cool to arrow. Set this temperature with your

or buttons and press

7. The thermostat will start this process again for “Asleep”. Repeat steps 1-5 to schedule the time and set the temperature for your sleep period. When nished press

8. When setting “At Home”, you will only be asked to set a temperature. The thermostat calculates your “At Home” time by what remains unscheduled from your “Away” and “Asleep” periods. Set your “Heat To” temperature rst and press

to nish Scheduling.

9. If you are scheduling the day periods in order (Weekdays then Weekends), the screen will ash “Updated!”and take you to the weekend period.

Done/ Home

10. When you have completed all scheduling, press

to nish.

11. If you skipped a section, or are only programming the weekend, the Thermostat will show “Updated!” and return you to the Home screen.

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Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Mon

Tu

Th

Fri

8:00

4:30

P

Away

Asleep

At Home

to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Mon

Tu

Th

Fri

Away

Asleep

At Home

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Back

Mon

Tu

Th

Fri

Away

At Home

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

Mon

Tu

Th

Fri

Away

Asleep

At Home

Setting Your Schedule

5

to

8:00A4:30

P

Next Next

7

Asleep

to

8:00A4:30

P

Next Next

6

o

80

Heat to

Cool to

8

o

80

Heat to

Cool to

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Temporary Temperature Change

With Temporary Temperature Change you have the ability to alter the temperature for only the current running schedule for one day.

1. Press the come on.

or button once to activate the screen, the backlight will

2. Use the

3. Press the

or buttons again to select a new temperature.

Done/ Home

button to save changes.

Note: Temporary Temperature Change is not a permanent setting.

Your thermostat will only run the new temperature until the next scheduled period change. After your thermostat changes to a new schedule set, your thermostat will forget the temporary setting and resume your existing schedule.

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Temporary Schedule Change

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

o

Tu

o

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

o

Tu

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Back

o

Tu

A

o

72

At Home

Heat to

Home

1

2

o

72

3

Done/

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Turning Oﬀ Scheduling

To turn off your schedule and have the thermostat permanently set to one temperature:

1. Press the

2. Use the

3. The screen will show “Updated!” and return you to the home screen.

Note: You will notice the black bar on the screen beside the Schedule

Schedule

button once.

Done/

or button to switch to Off and select

Home

.

button is not displayed anymore. This indicates, no schedule is set to run. You can see the difference between gure 1 and 4.

4. From the home screen, use the

or buttons to adjust your temperature.

The system will now ignore all schedules and run at the temperature set by you on the home screen.

If at anytime you wish to change the temperature, just use the or buttons. If you wish to reactivate your schedules, refer back to “Setting Your

Schedule” on page 14.

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Turning Oﬀ Scheduling

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

Auto

Mon

7:50o71

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Back

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Schedul

e

Back

P

4

1

Schedule

3

Updated!

2

Off

Done/ Home

o

72

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Save Away

The Save Away feature allows you to set a lower or higher temperature for time you will be away from your home outside of your normal Away schedule. This can include days you will be away for vacation, or a few hours away from your home.

The Save Away feature can be set for as little as 1 hour or as much as 30 days. To set the save away feature:

Save

Away

1. Press the

button.

2. You will see the number of hours or days ashing on the screen, use the

or to adjust the amount of time you will be away. Press the button to advance to your temperature setting. By default, the “Away” temperature will be selected. You can use the

or to adjust the

degrees if you do not want to run this temperature.

Note: Up to 12 hours can be set before changing over to day increments.

Done/

3. Press the

Home

button to nish Save Away settings. The screen will show

“Update!” and return to the home screen.

4. You will notice the bar will be on beside the Save Away button to indicate it is active. Also, the screen displays the number of hours or days the Save Away feature is set for. See gure 4.

Done/

Note: To escape Save Away mode, press

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Home

to resume your schedule.

Save Away

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

Mon

7:30o72

o

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Mon

3

65

Hours

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Back

Save Away

3

Updated!

Done/ Home

2

3

65

o

Done/ Home

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Alerts

This chapter will outline the various alerts the thermostat will report to you and how to respond to them.

1. Low Battery: This icon will appear when your batteries are starting to run low on power and should be changed to avoid system interruptions, (Figure 1) Change the batteries by gripping the sides of the thermostat rmly and pulling straight back. The batteries are located on the backside of the thermostat. The thermostat requires 2 (AA) batteries to operate. If you do not replace the batteries in a timely manner, the screen will go blank except for the low battery warning, (Figure 1a). Your system will shut down and will not operate until you replace the batteries. Replacing the batteries will clear this alert.

Note: Settings will not be lost while replacing the batteries. They are

stored in the thermostat’s memory.

2. Filter Change: When this icon appears on the screen, it indicates you should check your furnace lter to see if it needs to be replaced. To reset this counter see page 26.

3. Auxiliary Heat: On multi-stage heat pumps this alert indicates your second stage heat is running.

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Alerts

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

Auto

Mon

7:15o72

o

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Mon

7:15

At Home

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Back

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

ay

Schedul

e

Back

At Home

1a

1

2

Filter

3

aux

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Menu Options

Under your Menu options you have the ability to reset your lter counter, change your day/time settings, and change rst and second stage spans. To change each setting, you will need to hit the each feature.

To access these options:

Menu

1. Press the

button.

2. If you need to reset your lter indicator on the screen use the

buttons to select “Y”. If you need to make no other changes press

Done/ Home

to return to the home screen, otherwise press

button will advance you through this option if you do not need to reset the lter counter. If you select “N” then the lter counter will not be reset and may continue to ash “Filter” on the screen if it was active before entering this menu.

3. Next you are given the option of changing your day/time. You will use the same instructions as on 10 to change these settings. The buttons change the day of week, am/pm, hour, and minutes. The

Back

buttons browse through each option. Press

and

Note: If you do not need to change your time/day, just use the

until the screen shows updated and advances you to the next option.

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or

Menu Options

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

re

set

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

Mon

auxo72

o

At Home

Heat to

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Back

1

2

yn

Menu

Done/ Home

3

Mon

A

12:00

Menu Options

4. The next Menu option is to set your thermostat’s primary span. Use the

or buttons to adjust between 1, 2, or, 3 degrees. Press

after this has been changed or if no changes are necessary. The span setting regulates when and how long your system will run. The span has been set at the factory to 1 which will allow the system to turn on 1 above or below the set temperature and run for 1

O

F (0 5OC) above or

O

F (0.5OC)

below the set temperature.

Example: If your thermostat is set to turn on at 72

a span setting of 2, your thermostat will activate your furnace at 70 shut it down when it reaches 72 your air conditioner will activate at 74

O

. For cooling at 72O with a span of 2,

O

and shut down at 71O. This setting

O

in heat mode, with

O

can be changed to 1, 2, or 3. 1 will shorten your running time while 3 will lengthen it.

5. Unless you have a multi-stage conventional or heat pump system, there is no need to change the second stage span. If you do, use the

once this has

or

been changed or if no changes are necessary. Secondary span acts the same as your primary, but it determines when and how long your second stage heat runs.

6. The last menu option changes your temperature readings between Fahrenheit and Celsius. Use the

if you need to go back and make a change to a different

Done/ Home

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to be returned to the home screen.

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or buttons to switch between them

and

Menu Options

Done/

Home

Menu

Aw

ay

Back

n 1

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Schedul

e

Back

Done/

Home

Menu

Sa

ve

Aw

ay

Back

o

1

o

1

F

Done/ Home

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Additional Features

Armchair Programming

There is no need to stand at the wall where the thermostat is mounted while programming or changing settings. Simply remove the thermostat from the wall and make the necessary changes in the comfort of a chair. You can also set your programming and settings before you even install the thermostat.

System Protection

To protect your system from cycling, system turning on and off rapidly, your thermostat will prevent your system from turning back on for up to 4 minutes after it has been shut down.

Reset

In situations where your thermostat may not seem to be operating properly or if you just want to reset and start over, press and hold the buttons for 3 seconds. This will restore the thermostat to factory condition.

and

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Troubleshooting and Support

Problem:

No display.

Solution:

1. Check battery position and battery life.

Problem:

Program does not change at desired setting.

Solution:

1. Check the time in all programs for proper am/pm time.

2. Ensure thermostat is not in “Save Away” mode.

3. Make sure the thermostat is set to the proper day.

Problem:

Auto / Fan does not turn on.

Solution:

1. Move HG/HE switch to opposite position.

2. Check the fan setting and make sure that it is not set to off.

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Troubleshooting and Support

Problem:

Fan runs continuously.

Solution:

1. Check fan setting to see if it is set to on.

2. Move HG/HE switch to opposite position.

Problem:

Heating or cooling does not turn on or off.

Solution:

1. Check the system is in the right mode (heat or cool).

2. Be sure to wait up to 4 minutes for system protection if your system was

just on.

3. Check breakers to make sure power is getting to your system

4. Replace the batteries.

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Technical Support

If you need any assistance with installation or setup of your new Hunter thermostat, please call us. Our technical support staff is ready to help!

USA: 1-888-830-1326

Canada: 1-866-268-1936

Hours of operation are from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm Monday - Friday and 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday, Central Time. You may also contact us on the Internet at:

www.HunterFan.com.

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1 Year Limited Warranty

Hunter Fan Company

Thermostats

LIMITED WARRANTY

The Hunter Fan Company warrants your Hunter Thermostat to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of sale to the original user or consumer purchaser. If your Hunter Thermostat malfunctions or fails within the warranty period because of a defect in material or workmanship, we will replace it.

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES. THE DURATION OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, IN RESPECT TO YOUR HUNTER THERMOSTAT IS LIMITED TO THE PERIOD OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE.

This warranty is voided if your Hunter Thermostat is not purchased and used in the USA. This warranty excludes and does not cover defects, malfunctions or failures or your Hunter Thermostat which were caused by repairs by persons not authorized by us, mishandling, improper installation, modications or damage to the Hunter Thermostat while in your possession, or unreasonable use, including failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance.

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1 Year Limited Warranty

This warranty neither applies to batteries nor to deterioration of, nor damage to the product caused by the use of faulty batteries. Return your product, along with proof of purchase to Hunter Fan Company Service Department, 7130 Goodlett Farms Pkwy., Suite 400, Memphis, TN 38016. You will be responsible for all insurance and freight or other transportation charges to our factory. We will return your Hunter Thermostat freight prepaid. Your Hunter Thermostat should be properly packed to avoid damage in transit since we will not be responsible for any such damage. Proof of purchase is required when requesting warranty service.

IN NO EVENT SHALL HUNTER FAN COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES.

SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

THE WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

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Hunter Fan 44132, 44134, 44133, 44127 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual