SunSetter EASYSHADE Assembly Instructions page 2

6. While your helper supports the EasyShade, loosen
the 3mm Allen head Set Screws, located on each
Mounting Bracket (see Figure 5). With the aid of
your helper, carefully remove the EasyShade from
the Brackets and place it in your work area.
Figure 5
Mounting Bracket
3mm Set Screw
7. Using a 4mm Allen Wrench, remove the Allen
head Set Screw securing the Solar Panel to the
EasyShade Housing. See Figure 2 for Set Screw
location, under the Solar Panel.
WARNING: HAVE A HELPER HOLD THE EASYSHADE
HOUSING STILL, WHILE REMOVING THE SOLAR
PANEL. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE
TO THE EASYSHADE AND/OR PERSONAL INJURY.
8. Insert a flat blade screwdriver into the Slot behind
the top of the Solar Panel, where it snaps on to
the top of the EasyShade Housing. See Figure 6.
Figure 6
Top of Solar Panel, viewed
from behind the EasyShade.
Flat blade
screwdriver
inserted into
slot behind
Solar Panel.
9. With the screwdriver inserted into the Slot, pry
the Solar Panel up and away from the EasyShade
Housing until the Solar Panel separates from the
EasyShade Housing. See Figure 7.
10. Set the Solar Panel aside for return to SunSetter
11. Remove the replacement Panel from packaging.
12. Connect the Power Cord between the Motor and
the Solar Panel.
Aluminum
Housing
Mounting
for the
Bracket
EasyShade
Protruding
Assembly
Tab fits in
Top Groove.
Recessed
Portion
of the
EasyShade
Assembly
Top of EasyShade
Housing, viewed
from behind.
Figure 7 Pry the Solar Panel up and away from
the EasyShade Housing with the flat
blade screwdriver inserted into the slot.
Up
Note: The Connectors are Keyed to ensure proper
alignment of Pins in the Cable Connectors.
13. Secure the ends together using the Screw Locking
Mechanism on the Connectors. See Figure 8.
14. Attach the Solar Panel to the Easy Shade Housing.
a. The bottom edge of the Solar Panel hooks
under the front of the Fabric Panel Opening of
the EasyShade Housing. See Figure 8.
b. Press the top of the Solar Panel firmly over the
top front edge of the Housing, until it snaps
into place. See Figure 8.
Note: When positioning the Solar Panel on the
Housing, route the Power Cable that is connected to
the Motor behind the housing. Move the Solar Panel
far enough away to remove slack in the Power Cable.
Total length of the combined Cable is about four
feet. For narrow EasyShades, excess Cable can be
tucked behind the Housing.
Figure 8
Connect
Power Cord
2
Solar Panel separates
from EasyShade Housing.
Snap top of Solar Panel
onto Housing
Hook bottom
of Solar Panel
under opening
in the EasyShade
Housing
Insert Allen screw