Leading Edge 56001A, 56001BA, 60011A, 56011A, 56007A Assembly Instructions And Parts List
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MODEL: 56001A, 56001BA, 56011A,
56007A, 60001A, 60011A
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS & PARTS MANUAL FOR
INDUSTRIAL CEILING FANS
CEILING FANS SHOULD BE INSTALLED
BY QUALIFIED INSTALLER.
SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL
NUMBER
56001A
56001BA
56011A
56007A
60001A
60011A
READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ASSEMBLE OR SERVICE THE LEADING EDGE
CEILING FAN. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
BLADE
SWEEP COLOR VOLTAGE
56”
56”
56”
56”
60”
60”
White
Black
Brown
White
White
Brown
120
120
120
277
120
120
General Safety Information
WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE
INSTALLING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT.
1. All electrical wiring should be done by a qualified
electrician in accordance with applicable National
Electrical Code and local electrical codes.
2. Do not allow moving blades to come in contact with
any part of the body.
3. Mount fan so that fan blades are 10 feet or higher
from floor.
4. Make sure hanger hooks are mounted securely to
structural ceiling members.
5. Do not mount in an area which will allow the fan to
get wet.
WARNING: DO NOT USE IN AN EXPLOSIVE
ATMOSPHERE.
6. Make certain that the ground wire is connected to
the ground terminal and to a suitable electrical
ground.
NOTE: When mounted in cathedral ceilings, the blade tip
should be at least 12 inches from the angled roof line to
prevent air “blow back” causing possible fan sway.
CAUTION: Read and follow instructions carefully.
Failure to comply with instructions could result in the risk
of fire, shock, and injury to persons.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF PERSONAL
INJURY DO NOT BEND THE BLADE BRACKETS
WHEN INSTALLING THE BRACKETS OR CLE
THE FAN. DO NOT INSERT FOREIGN OBJECTS
BETWEEN ROTATING FAN BLADES.
ANING
IN
MAX
HZ
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
MAX
RPM
275
275
275
260
315
315
MAX
AMPS WATTSWT(LBS)
1.0
1.0
1.0
.60
1.4
1.4
110
110
110
110
160
160
24
24
24
24
30
30
Description
Leading Edge Fans are designed as a dual purpose
product. By minimizing temperature stratification in
winter, they can reduce heating costs in high bay
buildings. The summertime application provides a gentle
downward movement of air for general air recirculation
and evaporative cooling. A permanent split capacitor
motor and permanently lubricated ball bearings add to
the efficiency and quietness of the fans.
Unpacking
1. Remove fan components from carton carefully.
2. Check for shipping damage.
3. Check for missing parts against parts list.
RECOMMENDED MOUNTING HEIGHTS
For heat reclamation, this fan should be mounted on the
standard 2’ downrod included. On installations through
drop ceilings, note the diameter of the downrod hole in
the ceiling should be 2
CAUTION: Fan blades should not be mounted lower
than 10 feet above the floor.
12/16 5200-2399-005
1
/2”.
Assembly
This fan includes a “secondary support” safety cable feature that complies with existing C.S.A. (Canadian
Standards Association) requirements and all other
proposed safety regulations for overhead air movement
equipment. To insure proper installation of this important
safety feature, please read and follow these instructions
carefully.
hook, the pilot hole should be drilled no larger than the
minor diameter of the screw threads on the hook. Do not
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put lubricant on the “J” hook. At least 1
/2” of the screw
threads should be secured Into the structural wood
joist. When the threaded bolt hook is used, be careful to
secure tightly with supplied lockwashers and nuts.
Attach the hook as instructed and hang the fan.
1. Carefully unwrap the coiled safety cable and motor
lead wires.
2. At the motor yoke assembly (A), remove the cotter pin
and loosen the hexagon nut. Carefully remove spring
washer and the hexagon screw (E).
(See Figure 1)
3. Slide the upper canopy cover (B) (bell shaped) up the
rod. Slide the lower canopy cover (C) up to rod.
4. Feed the three wires and the safety cable through the
center hole in the steel yoke connecting piece above
the motor (A) and then continue feeding wires and
cable through the downrod until the wires and cable
come out at the upper shackle end (D).
5. Mount the downrod to the yoke (A) and replace the
hexagon screw. Secure the spring washer hexagon
nut and spread the coffer pin.
NOTICE: The safety cable should be taped to one side
of the yoke with electrical tape to prevent the cable from
resting on top of motor during running operation.
(See Figure 2)
6. Slide the lower canopy (C) to be a 1/4” minimum
height above the motor.
CAUTION: Do not allow the permanently installed lower
canopy to touch the revolving motor as damage will
occur. Make sure all wires are securely placed to avoid
rubbing against the motor.
WIRE
RUBBER
ROLLER
Figure 1 - Assembly
COTTER PIN
(A) MOTOR
YOKE ASSEMBLY
STEEL YOKE
CAPACITOR
WOOD JOIST
HOOK
(D) UPPER SHACKLE ASSEMBLY
CAUTION: Leave 1/4” clearance
between upper canopy
and ceiling.
(B) UPPER CANOPY COVER
(F) SET SCREW
DOWNROD
(C) LOWER CANOPY COVER
CAUTION: Leave 1/4” clearance
between lower canopy
and motor housing.
(E) MOUNTING HEX BOLT SET
METAL BEAM
STYLES
HEX BOLT
LOCKWASHER
BLADE
PLASTIC PAD
7. Attach the three blades, curved side down to the
motor with the insulation pad mounted
between the blade and the motor. Make sure
blade holder is flat against motor platform when
tightening blade nuts for secure fit.
CAUTION: Blades must be fastened to the motor as
shown in Figure 1. DO NOT reverse blades when
installing.
NOTE: Blades are weight balanced per set. DO NOT mix
on multiple fan installations.
NOTE:Do not bend fan blade brackets.
WARNING: DISCONNECT CIRCUIT POWER BEFORE
MAKING ANY ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
UTION: To reduc
CA
e the risk of personal injury, install
the primary mounting directly from building structure and
use only the hardware provided with the fan.
8. Before attaching the appropriate “J” hook to the
building structure member note the following:
IMPORTANT. WHEN MOUNTING THIS FAN, THE
SUPPORT BEAM MUST BE SUITABLE FOR A 50
POUND LOAD LIMIT.
CAUTION: If Pilot hole is used with the wood thread
CAUTION: Never adjust the
lower shaft bolt assembly which
is precision secured during the
manufacture of this fan.
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CAUTION: M
e sure that blades are attached as
MOTOR HOUSING
shown.
9. This fan is equipped with the required “secondary
support” cable. This cable must be affixed to the
beam structures and securely clamped in such a man
ner to support the weight of the fan in the event the
mounting hook or other parts fail. After wrapping cable
around a structural member that will support 300
lbs., secure cable with supplied cable clamps as
illustrated in Figure 3. (Note: Any additional materials
needed for specific installations may be purchased
from your local distributor.)
NOTICE: Leave approximately 3” but no more than 5” of
slack on this safety cable to allow for possible fan
movement. Do not exceed more than 5” total slack.
IMPORTANT CAUTION: The safety cable must not be
placed between the rubber roller and hook but as illustrated in Figure 3.
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10. When hanging fan on factory supplied “J” hook,
make sure cable at top of rod is positioned
behind “J” hook as illustrated in Figure 3.
13. If a remote speed control is to be used refer to the
installation included with that control for proper in-
installation and wiring.
Figure 2
Figure 3
ELECTRICAL WIRE
RUBBER
ROLLER
SAFETY CABLE
HOOK
SAFETY CABLE
WHITE
MOTOR
Figure 5
BLACK
GRD.
WHITE/BLACK
OPTIONAL
SOLID STATE
REGULATOR
BLACK
14. Restore power.
15. After completing installation, test run fan in normal
operating manner. Inspect for any possible shake or
wobble which may be caused by binding as a result
of “tight cable“. If this should happen, shut off power
supply and re-check instructions to correct problem.
BLACK
GRD.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
It is important to note proper
installation position of the cable clamps as illustrated in
Figure 4. To obtain maximum holding power, install
U-bolt section of clip on dead or short end of cable and
saddle on long end of cable. Improper installation
reduces the efficiency of the connection by as much as
40 percent.
Figure 4
WARNING: DISCONNECT CIRCUIT POWER BEFORE
MAKING ANY ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
11. Run the wires from the downrod assembly to the
electrical supply using appropriate wiring in accordance with the local code. Connect with listed wire
connectors available from your local distributor.
Connect black to black, white to white, and green
grounding lead to the grounded conductor of the
supply circuit. No loose strands or loose connections
should be present. After splices are made, the wires
should be spread apart so that the green and white
are on one side of the outlet box and the black is on
the other side. Turn splices upward and carefully
push all wiring into outlet box.
12. Slide the upper canopy (B) up the rod to within 1/4”
of the ceiling or beam and securely tighten the set
screw (F).
NOTE: When any solid state motor speed control is
used, a humming noise will be present in the fan on low
speed. This hum in no way affects the operation of the
fan and is acceptable in most industrial installations.
CAUTION: Do not flip switch from forward to reverse or
vice versa without waiting for motor to stop. Damage to
motor or driven equipment can result.
Maintenance
WARNING: THIS FAN HAS AN INTERNAL SELFRESETTING THERMAL OVERLOAD PROTECTOR.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT FROM POWER SUPPLY
BEFORE SERVICING.
LUBRICATION
All bearings are permanently lubricated and do not
require further lubrication.
CLEANING
This fan may be wiped off with a damp cloth. Do not
allow the motor to get wet. Do not use solvents or harsh
detergent.
CAUTION: Before servicing or cleaning unit, switch
power off at service panel and lock service
disconnecting means to prevent power from being
switched on accidentally. When the service
disconnecting means cannot be locked, securely fasten
a prominent warning device, such as a tag, to the service
panel.
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