Panasonic Ventilating Fan FV-05VS3, FV-08VS3, FV-10VS3 Installation Instructions

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Use  this  unit  only  in  the  manner  intended  by  the  manufacturer.  If  you  have  any  questions, contact  the  manufacturer. 
Before  servicing  or  cleaning  unit,  switch  power  off  at  service  panel  and  lock  the  service disconnecting  means  to  prevent  power  from  being  switch  on  accidentally.  When  the  service disconnecting  means  cannot  be  locked,  securely  fasten  a  prominent  warning  device,  such as  a  tag,  to  the  service  panel.
Installation  work  and...

Canada  only:  Not  to  be  installed  in  a  ceiling  thermally  insulated  to  a  value  greater  than  R40.
Install  the  fan  at  least  1.5m  (5  feet)  above  the  floor,  and  the  fan  must  be  installed  above a  counter  or  major  appliances  that  serves  as  a  barrier. 
Ceiling  joist  or  wall  stud  must  be  subjected  to  static  load  more  than  five  times  the  weight  of the  product.
This  product  must  be  properly  grounded.
Do  not  install  this  ventilating  fan  where...

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1. B ef or e ins t al lat i on, r em ov e t he t ap e f r om     da mp er and a dap t or, an d c he ck t h at t he     da mp er can o pen a nd cl os e s mo ot h ly. T h en     r em ov e t he ac ce ss or y s cr e ws f r o m     s usp en sio n br ac ke t . ( F ig. 1 )
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F ix t he f l ang e of f r am e t o j ois t b y 2 l ong     s cr ew s ( S T 4 . 2x 30) , an d f i x t h e su sp en sio n     br a ck et t o joi st by 2 lon g sc r e w s( S T 4. 2 x30 ) .    ( F ig . 2)
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6. F in is h c ei ling w o rk . Ce ili ng ho le sh oul d b e     al ign ed w it h t h e i nsi de ed ge of t he f la ng e.    ( F ig . 4)
7. R em ov e t he t ap e f r om m oun t in g s pr i ngs     be f or e in st a lla t ion . ( F ig . 5)
8. I ns er t t he gr i lle m oun t in g s pr in gs in t o sl ot s     as s ho w n a nd m oun t g r ille t o f a n b od y . ( F ig . 6)
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 F ix t h e f lan ge of f r am e t o st u d b y 2 lon g     s cr ew s ( S T 4 . 2x 30) , an d f i x t he su sp...

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2. Wash a nd cl ean g r ille .    ( U se n on- a br as iv e kit c he n det e r ge nt , w ipe dr y w it h     c lea n c lo t h. ) ( F i g. 10 )
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dus t a nd di r t f r o m f an bo dy us in g a v ac uum     c lea ner. ( F ig . 11)
1. R em ov e gr ill e. ( S que ez e m o unt i ng sp r ing s and p ull    do w n car e f ul ly. ) ( F ig . 9)
4. U si ng a cl o t h dam pe ne d w i t h ki t c he n det e r ge nt ,      r e mo ve an y di r t f r om f a n bod y. W i pe dr y w i t h c l e an      c...

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Properly  insulate  the  area  around  thefan  to  minimize  building  heat  loss  and gain.  (Fig.13)
Loose  f ill  or  batt  insulation  can  be placed  directly  over  the  fan  housing  in the  attic.  Our  fans  and  f an/ light combinat ion  units  do  not  creat e excessive  heat  that  is  a...