Melchioni Family SUN Manual De Instrucciones página 22

it is fully tightened, that is, until further tightening is met with considerable
resistance.
3. Extract the tap screw located at the rear and bottom of the motor body,
turning it slightly counter-clockwise, until it no longer obstructs the insertion
of the coupling shaft in the bottom hole. If the screw starts to come out of its
seat, it can be re-inserted by resting it in the threaded hole and turning it
slightly clockwise.
4. Fully insert the motor body onto the top of the coupling shaft, then secure
the motor body by turning the tap screw clockwise until rotation is met with
considerable resistance.
5. For greater safety, lift the entire appliance by a few centimetres and check
that none of the parts disconnect from the others. The appliance can now be
put into operation.
Head tilt:
The top part, consisting of the propeller, cage and motor, can be tilted slightly upwards
from the horizontal position to promote the vertical orientation of the air flow,
especially if the appliance is assembled in the floor-based configuration. Assistance by
a second person is recommended to adjust the head tilt.
To perform this procedure, using a Phillips screwdriver, slightly unscrew (one turn is
enough) the screw on the right-hand side immediately below the motor. The head will
then be loose enough to be tilted in the desired direction, but regardless no more than
30–35 degrees upwards. For greater dexterity, this procedure should be performed
before installing the body of the appliance on the telescopic pedestal or coupling shaft.
Once the necessary tilt has been achieved, tighten the previously loosened screw until
any further tightening is met with considerable resistance.
Adjusting the floor-standing height:
The telescopic pedestal can be adjusted to different heights within its range to perfect
the orientation of the flow. The assistance of a second person is recommended to
adjust the height of the pedestal.
To perform this operation, turn the locking flange at the bottom of the chrome-plated
section of the pedestal counter-clockwise, taking care not to unscrew the pedestal
from the base and, if the appliance is already assembled, making sure the body of the
appliance doesn't suddenly drop down. Lift or lower the body of the appliance to the
desired height. Then, holding it in position, retighten the locking flange until it is met
with considerable resistance. Despite being more convenient the other way around,
for reasons of greater dexterity and safety, this procedure should be carried out before
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