Nuvo Navigator Lift 180 Air Plus-Single, Operating Instructions Manual

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Figure 17: Correcting the vertical alignment of the CEMOR or
the Navigator M6
8.7 Correcting the vertical alignment of the CEMOR
or the Navigator M6
(See Figure 17)
After mounting an end device (e.g. flat screen, medical device, etc.) there
is a risk that the CEMOR or the shelf of the Navigator M6 are no longer in
a precisely vertical position due to the weight of the end device.
8.7.1 Opening the lower, rear cover panel
(See Figure 17)
1. Follow the general safety instructions prescribed in Chapter 8.1 on
page 27.
2. Insert a suitable screwdriver into the 2 openings② one after the
other and then disengage the 2 latches ① .
3. Fold down the upper, rear cover panel③ .
8.7.2 Correcting the vertical alignment
(See Figure 17)
Tool to be used
Use an Allen key (size 4) and a spanner wrench (size 36).
4. Loosen the setscrew M4⑥ – DIN 914.
5. Place the spanner wrench onto the hexagonal bolt④ .
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The indicator screw⑤ points downwards (do not loosen this screw).
To lower e.g. the shelf:
•
Rotate the hexagonal bolt④ such that the indicator screw⑤ points
forwards (towards you).
To raise e.g. the shelf:
•
Rotate the hexagonal bolt④ such that the indicator screw⑤ points
backwards (away from you).
6. Perform a function test.
7. Tighten the setscrew M4⑥ – DIN 914.
NOTE – Vertical alignment changing
The vertical alignment can change progressively during
use if the setscrew M4⑥ – DIN 914 has not been properly
tightened:
If this is the case, the adaption (CEMOR or Navigator M6)
no longer remains stable in its adjusted position:
• Tighten the setscrew M4⑥ – DIN 914 with a tightening
torque of 2Nm.
8.7.3 Closing the lower, rear cover panel
(See Figure 17)
8. Fold up the lower, rear cover③ until the 2 latches① snap into place.
9. Check that the cover③ is securely in place:
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The guides (not illustrated) of the cover③ must sit in the side panels.
• The cover③ must sit on the side panels without gaps.
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