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16” Stand Fan Model SF1682 SE by KHIND

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KHIND is delivering happiness and the instruction manual for this model is available online www.khind.com.my and to support the YouTube Video on how to assemble the fan, below is the method.

1 Unpack the contents from the box. WATCH

2 Fix the Stand Pipe into the plastic pedestal and make sure the slot at stand pipe align with pedestal guide. Then tighten it by lock nut at the bottom center of the plastic pedestal.

3 Fix the Extension Pole into the Control Panel in correct direction. Ensure screw is properly tighten.

4 Press the head clip inward as shown in the diagram and pull out the fan blade clip.

5 Remove the fan blade clip from the rear guard by pressing the clip inward direction.

6 Fix the Rear Guard to the Motor Assembly by matching holes of rear guard to the three round pins on the front of the motor assembly.

7 Faster the Rear Guard Lock by turning in clockwise direction.

8 Insert the Fan Blade to the motor shaft.

9 Hold the Front Guard with logo in upright position and fix hook on the rear guard. Secure the two guards properly with guard ring.

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