Panasonic F-48DFL Ceiling Fan

Safety Precautions

Always follow these instructions.

To avoid the possibility of causing injury to users or damage to properties, please follow all the explanations written below.

• Mandatory Action: This symbol denotes an action that is COMPULSORY.
• Prohibited Action: This symbol denotes an action that is PROHIBITED.
• WARNING: A state that may be caused by the mishandling of products, which, if not avoided, may lead to the possibility of death or serious injury of users.
• CAUTION: A state that may be caused by the mishandling of products, which, if not avoided, may result in the injury of users or property damage.

General Safety Instructions:

• Follow strictly all the instructions given in this manual for installation. Electrical or installation work needs to be performed by a qualified individual. Installation error can cause fire, electrical shock, injury and Ceiling Fan to drop.
• Switch off the power supply and wait until the blades are static before cleaning or maintenance. Sudden movement can cause injury or electrical shock.
• Refer to authorized dealer for repair or maintenance.
• Tighten blade screws firmly (250-300 N·cm). Loose blades can cause injury if they drop.
• Ensure the ceiling hook can sustain more than 10 times the Ceiling Fan weight. Failure to do so may cause injury if the fan drops.
• Stop using the fan if any abnormality occurs and turn off the Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB). Risk of smoke, fire, electrical shock, and drop. Contact authorized dealer for maintenance/repair.
• Do not dismantle broken or damaged fans. This can cause injury if the fan drops.
• If unusual oscillating movement is observed, stop using the fan immediately and contact the manufacturer, service agent, or qualified personnel. This can cause injury if the fan drops.
• Do not install in oily, dusty, or flammable areas (e.g., near gas cookers). This can cause fire, short circuit, and electrical shock.
• Do not install near chemicals and alkaline substances. This can cause fire, short circuit, and electrical shock.
• Do not damage wires during installation (e.g., deformation due to heat, twisting, bending). This can cause fire, short circuit, and electrical shock.
• Use only the specified rated voltage. Overheating can cause electrical shock and fire.
• Do not insert metal items into the battery area. This can cause fire, short circuit, and electrical shock.
• Do not hang onto the Ceiling Fan. This can cause injury if the fan drops.
• Do not disassemble the fan unless instructed. Use only supplied parts. This can cause fire, electrical shock, injury, and fan drop.
• Do not touch the fan while it is operating. This can cause injury, damage, or fan drop.
• Do not sprinkle water on or wet the fan. This can cause fire, short circuit, and electrical shock.

Specific Cautionary Notes:

• Ensure the ceiling hook or "U" hook is not loose. Tighten the bolt and nut of the pulley set plate firmly using a torque wrench (1500-1800 N·cm). Failure to do so may cause injury if the fan drops due to wobbling.
• After power failure recovery, the LED light may turn on at high brightness. Turn off the wall switch when the fan is not in use for a prolonged period. Do not look directly at the light for extended periods when it is on, as it may cause discomfort.
• Do not use near hot springs or volcanic areas, as it may prevent the light from illuminating.
• Do not install in wet, high-temperature, or high-humidity areas like shower rooms. Electrical leakage can easily cause electrical shock and fire.
• Wipe away dirt with a clean soft cloth, ordinary soap, and water. Do not use solvents (gasoline, petroleum, thinner, benzine, alcohol, cleaning powder, alkaline detergent) or other chemicals, as they can cause plastic deformation and metal corrosion.
• Ensure the ceiling hook ("J" Hook or "U" Hook) is not loose. Tighten the Bolt and Nut of the Pulley Set Plate firmly using a torque wrench (1500-1800 N·cm). Refer to Step 2 on page 11 for installation. Failure to do so may cause injury if the fan drops due to wobbling.
• After power failure recovery, the LED light may turn on at high brightness. Turn OFF the wall switch when the LED Ceiling Fan is not in use for a prolonged period of time. When the light is ON, do not direct view the light for a long time. This may cause discomfort to the eyes.
• Do not use in areas near hot springs and volcanic activity. This may cause the lighting not to work.
• Replacement of safety suspension system parts must be performed by the manufacturer, its service agent, or suitably qualified persons. This can cause injury or property damage.
• Do not install the fan in wet, high-temperature, and high-humidity areas like shower rooms. Electrical leakage can easily cause electrical shock and fire.
• This product is for indoor use only. Do not install in windy places, as it may cause rust, discoloration, damage, and injury.
• Do not install in places with high vibration or impact, as this may cause injury if the fan drops.
• Avoid installing in dome ceilings, as it can cause unstable airflow and fan wobble, potentially leading to injury if the fan drops.
• Do not expose yourself continuously to direct wind from the fan, as it may cause discomfort.

Maintenance

Regular checks and maintenance ensure safe operation.

• Check the ceiling fan condition annually. If a problem occurs, stop using the fan and refer to an authorized dealer. Check points include loosened screws, safety wire condition, and motor shaft damage.
• Ensure the Safety Switch is in good condition. If a problem occurs, stop using the fan and refer to an authorized dealer.
• Keep the fan clean by wiping with a soft cloth, soap, and water. Do not use solvents or chemicals. Do not bend blades while cleaning.
• If blades are damaged, replace them with a new set (3 pieces) from an authorized dealer.
• When consulting an authorized dealer, show them these instructions for correct maintenance.
• If the product is broken or damaged, remove it from the ceiling and replace it to prevent it from falling.
• The ceiling fan suspension system should be examined at least once every two years.
• Do not modify or repair the LED light. If a problem occurs, refer to an authorized dealer.

Diagram Description: The diagram illustrates the Safety Switch positions: 'Wrong Position' and 'Correct Position'.

Name of Parts

Exploded view diagram showing the components of the ceiling fan, labeled A through H.

Attention: Do not place the Ceiling Fan directly on the floor. Refer to Step 1 (page 10) for the installation method. This may cause scratches to the product.

How to Install

Step 1: Install the Blades

Attach the Motor Unit (D) to the PACK B (INSTALLATION AREA a) to assemble the Blade Assembly (C). Assemble the Blade Assembly (C) to the Guide Rib (a) on the Diecast Cover. Tighten the Blade Assembly firmly with the provided Blade Screws (H), using 2 screws per assembly. The recommended tightening torque is 250-300 N·cm. Ensure the screw hole is centered. Hold the assembly during installation. Ensure the Blade Cover Rib fits correctly into the slot of another Blade Cover piece; misalignment can cause wobbling.

Step 2: Install to Ceiling

Remove the supplied Bolt (b), Nut (c), Cotter Pin (d), and Pulley (e). Place the Pulley (e) onto the Ceiling Hook (C). Firmly tighten the Bolt (b), Nut (c), and Cotter Pin (d), ensuring the Cotter Pin (d) is fixed into the Bolt (b) and bent. If a "U" hook is used, the method is the same. Remove the Safety Wire Screw (f) from the pipe. Arrange and tie the Safety Wire (g) as shown. Screw the Safety Wire (g) firmly to the pipe with the Safety Wire Screw (f). For short pipes, insert the safety wire from the switch lever opening and then screw it in. Ensure the Ceiling Hook can sustain more than 10 times the fan weight and the safety wire is correctly fixed. Check that bolts and nuts are tightened, and the cotter pin is inserted and bent. Ensure the fan is securely fixed and not slanting.

Step 3: Wiring Instruction

Connect the house's supply wire (f) to the terminal (h) as per the diagram. Recommended wire stripping length is 7-8 mm. The diagram shows connections for Earth (Green/Yellow), Neutral (Blue), and Live (Brown) wires to the fan's components via terminals and switches. Ensure proper connection to the power supply, using appropriate switches (e.g., double pole single throw breaker switch).

Step 4: Installing the Canopy

Remove screws (i) from the Upper Canopy (A). Align and insert the Fixing Rib (j) of the Lower Canopy (B) into the Lower Canopy Fixing slot (k) and clip until fixed. Ensure the Lower Canopy (B) sits properly on the slot before fixing the Upper Canopy (A). Align and insert the Fixing Rib (l) of the Upper Canopy (A) into the Fixing Slot (m) of the Lower Canopy (B) and clip until fixed. Ensure the Upper Canopy (A) sits on top of the Lower Canopy (B). Check the gap between the Upper Canopy (A) and the concrete ceiling is approximately 5 mm or more. Tighten the Upper Canopy (A) with the removed screws (i).

Step 5: Install Remote Control Holder

Install the Remote Control Holder Set (G) to the wall. Fix the holder (n) using provided screws (o) and wall plugs (p). Ensure the distance between holes (q) is 53 mm and the depth for wall plugs (r) is 30 mm. Wall plugs are not needed for wooden walls.

General Installation Warnings:

• Electrical wiring must be done by a qualified individual. Incorrect wiring can cause fire, electrical shock, injury, or fan drop.
• This product is not supplied with a cord and plug. Use appropriate wiring (e.g., 227IEC53(RVV) with 1mm tube thickness or above) as per local regulations.
• Do not bypass or short circuit the Safety Switch, as this can cause fire, electrical shock, injury, or fan drop.

Check point after installation: Ensure wiring is connected properly to the power supply.

How to Use

Before Use:

1. Remove the Battery Cover (s). 2. Insert Batteries (AAA/R03/LR03), matching polarity (+/-). 3. Close the cover (s). Note: Remove all batteries before disposing of the remote. Battery life is about one year. Replace all batteries at once and avoid mixing types.

Remote Control Coverage:

The diagram shows optimal coverage area (W) around 8m and ideal ceiling height (H) of 3-4m. The remote must be pointed towards the fan. Avoid using near netting, glass, fluorescent lighting directly on the receiver, or obstacles like walls/glass between the remote and receiver, as these can reduce signal power or cause transmission failure.

Remote Control Functions:

• OFF/ON Button: Activates or stops the fan. "ON" gives a short beep, "OFF" a long beep.
• 1/f YURAGI Button: Activates the "1/f YURAGI" mode, indicated by "1/f" on the LCD. Press again to deactivate.
• TIMER Button: Selects ON TIMER or OFF TIMER. ON TIMER turns the fan ON at a set time/speed; OFF TIMER turns it OFF. Refer to pages 20-21 for details.
• TIME SETTING Button: Selects the timer duration from 1 to 8 hours.
• Transmitter: The remote control unit itself.
• LCD Display Screen: Shows fan status and settings.
• SPEED Button: Increases or decreases fan speed from 1 (minimum) to 9 (maximum).
• SLEEP MODE Button: Stops the fan according to time settings, gradually reducing speed. Refer to page 21 for details.
• LIGHT MODE Button: Selects LED lighting mode or turns the light OFF. Refer to page 23 for LED brightness control.

LCD Display: The display shows fan status, speed settings, timer settings (ON TIMER, OFF TIMER, SLEEP MODE), and the 1/f YURAGI mode.

1/f YURAGI (Natural Breeze): This function adds a natural, comfortable breeze effect by varying the fan speed. It is most noticeable at speed 4 and above.

ON TIMER / OFF TIMER: Allows setting a countdown timer for the fan to turn ON or OFF at a specified time and speed. The fan remains in its current state (ON or OFF) until the timer countdown is complete.

SLEEP MODE: The fan speed and timer gradually reduce until the fan turns OFF. This mode is typically used for overnight comfort. It is disabled at speed 1 and 1-hour settings. Changing the timer setting deactivates SLEEP MODE.

LED Brightness Control: The LED light activates when the wall switch is turned ON. The brightness can be adjusted through the "LIGHT MODE" button on the remote, cycling through High, Medium, Low brightness, and OFF. Remove the protection film from the LED Cover after installation. The LED light automatically turns on with the wall switch, and brightness may vary by unit.

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