SHURflo Comfort Air 21-1316-00, Comfort Air 21-1316-01, Comfort Air 21-1316-02 Installation And Operation Manual

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Comfort Air™ Fan with Ceiling Control
Installation and Operation Manual
911-725-D 03
/09
ECN 16260
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Thank you for purchasing this fan from SHURflo. Please take a few minutes to read this entire manual before attempting installation. If you have any questions, please contact your nearest dealer or SHURflo. This fan will work from super low to refreshingly high speeds. Manual dome height adjustment allows it to work with most vent covers. Thermal overload protection and easily removable screen for cleaning are just a couple of the exciting features of this fan.
Standard Features
Easy-Remove Screen
Fits Standard 14” x 14” Roof Openings
Thermally Protected Motor
Optional Features
Remote-Control
Intake & Exhaust Operation
Motorized Dome
High-Amp Dome Safety Control
Automatic Rain Sensor
Auto-Temp Control from 55°F – 105°F
Contents
1 Comfort Air Fan Unit, including
-1 upper unit
-1 internal flange & 4 screws o See specifications on page 6 for
trim model # and sizes
1 Installation and Operation Manual
Location
!
Fan must be installed with the hinge facing
the direction of travel.
Locate bi-directional fan at least 3 feet from
any exhaust vent to prevent fumes from entering RV.
l Do not install fan in cooking area shown.
Important Information
!
SHURflo recommends professional
installation.
Please read the entire manual before
attempting installation.
This unit requires 12 VDC Power only.
This fan draws 4 Amps max.
5 Amp fuse recommended.
Follow all local building / electrical codes.
Black wire is negative ground [ - ].
Red wire is positive power [ + ].
Never reverse polarity. Reverse polarity can
damage the circuit board.
can cut or crush
Never turn the fan on with the screen
removed.
Always turn off power before removing
screen.
Never place any objects in moving blade path.
l This unit is not intended for operation during wet
conditions, such as rainy weather or washing the RV exterior. Operation in wet conditions may damage the product. Unless equipped with rain sensor option, the warranty will be void if operated in rainy or wet conditions.
Tools and Materials Required
#2 Philips screwdriver
Scraper
Wire stripper/crimp tool
Butyl sealing tape (1/8” x 1” x 6’)
18 Gauge or larger copper stranded wire
Insulated wire connectors
5-Amp Power
All weather Silicone sealant
---Rubber roofs require Rubber Roof sealant
3/4” or 1” x #8 self-tapping screws [ 28 ] for
roof mounting. Screws removed from old unit can be used.
COMFORT AIR CEILING CONTROLS
DOME MOTOR (if equipped)
FAN ON / OFF & SPEED CONTROL
DOME HAND CRANK
SCREEN CLIPS (4)
can cut or crush
INTAKE / EXHAUST (if equipped)
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Press this switch to open or close the dome. The dome can be stopped in any position. To conserve power, the fan will stop while the dome motor is running. Automatic overload protection will stop the dome in case of an obstruction, such as a tree branch.
Use this knob to manually open or close the dome. The dome can be stopped in any position. If equipped with a motorized dome, pull the hand crank down to disengage the motor before turning by hand. Push the hand crank up when finished to re­engage the dome motor. Dome must be
fully closed when the RV is in motion.
Press this switch to change fan direction to blow air out of the RV (Exhaust) or to bring outside air into the RV (Intake). Fan works best with a window or door slightly open to allow air to circulate in or out of the RV. To ensure long product life, fan blade should be stopped before changing directions.
To remove the screen for cleaning of the fan blade and housing, unsnap the 4 clips. To reattach the screen, snap the 4 clips into place.
NEVER operate the fan with the screen removed.
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Use this switch to turn the fan power on and off. This switch must be turned on to operate motorized dome and intake / exhaust, if equipped. This switch also adjusts the fan speed to the desired setting. Turn the knob clockwise to increase fan speed and counterclockwise to decrease fan speed. Fan works best when a window or door is slightly opened to allow air to
circulate in or out of the RV.
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