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Mounting the Console Tube to the Motor Arm
Figure 27: Mounting the console tube to the motor arm
9.2
Mounting the console tube to the motor arm
(See "Figure 27")
The Figure shows a magnified sectional view of the extension arm with-
out its top side.
1.
Place the Drop tube
under the motor arm
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arm with motor arm
or the XL extension arm with motor arm
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such that the end stop② in the Drop tube
motor arm and the fixing holes fall in line.
NOTE – Defining the swivel range
•
In order to be able to swivel the Navigator M6 to the left (anti-clock-
wise), the console tube must be mounted with the end stop② on the
right-hand side as illustrated in the Figure.
•
In order to be able to swivel the Navigator M6 to the right (clockwise),
the console tube must be mounted with the end stop② on the left-
hand side.
2.
Screw the Drop tube
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sunk screws M10 x 18mm① – 10.9 – DIN EN ISO 10642.
Pendant system dropping
The pendant system can drop if the fixing elements have
not been properly tightened:
• Tighten 8 Allen countersunk screws M10 x 18mm① –
10.9 - DIN EN ISO 10642 to 40Nm.
3.
Check that the Drop tube
•
The Drop tube
must be level with the motor arm.
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•
The Allen countersunk screws M10 x 18mm① – 10.9 - DIN EN ISO
must be tightened to 40Nm.
9.3
Positioning the Navigator M6 under the console
tube
1.
Position the Navigator M6 under the pendant system as described
in the Installation Instructions of the Navigator M6.
•
The supply cables (power and earthing cables, gas and compressed
air hoses) are pre-assembled in the Navigator M6.
•
Order-specific cables, including nurse call and phone cables, must
be separately routed through the pendant system.
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or the extension
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points away from the
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onto the motor arm using 8 Allen counter-
WARNING
is securely in place:
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