Pifco BHFP51001, Manual

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Assembling the Base and Pole:

Before using, there is some assembly required 
as follows:

 1

 2

A

B

C

1. 

Carefully remove the fan from the 
packaging and set it on a flat surface.

2. 

Remove the screws from each of the two 
halves of the pedestal base, then slot 
the two together so that they form an 
X-shape.

3. 

Place the lower base pole over the top of 
the pedestal base, so that the screw holes 
on each of the four corners of the pole 
base align with the corresponding holes 
on the pedestal base.

4. 

Once the two sets of screw-holes are 
correctly aligned, insert the 4 pedestal 
base screws back into place. Turn each of 
the screws clockwise using a screwdriver 
to tighten them and secure the lower 
base pole to the pedestal base.

5. 

Once the lower base pole is in place, pull 
the extension tube out from within it 
and adjust it to the desired height. Once 
this tube has been set to the correct 
height, turn the pole clamp in a clockwise 
direction to secure it into place. 

6. 

When the correct height has been set, 
lower the upper pole and motor housing 
onto the extension tube, ensuring they 
are in a fully upright position. Once the 
upper half of the fan has been correctly 
installed, use a screwdriver to turn the 
screw at the back of the upper pole in 
a clockwise direction to tighten it and 
secure the upper half of the fan into 
place.

Assembling the Blade and Guards:

1. 

Once the motor housing is secured into 
place, unscrew the protective cap on the 
blade shaft and set it to one side.

NOTE:

This cap has a reverse thread. This 

means it rotates clockwise to loosen and 
counter-clockwise to tighten.

2. 

Next, remove the nut at the back of the 
motor housing and put it to one side.

3. 

Once both parts have been removed, 
affix the back guard to the motor 
housing. To do this, align the pins at the 
top and bottom of the motor housing 
with the three narrow notches on the 
back guard, so that each pin sits flush 
inside one of the notches.

4. 

With the back guard in position, replace 
the nut onto its slot at the base of the 
blade shaft, and turn it clockwise to 
tighten.

NOTE:

Take care to secure the back guard into 

place when re-tightening the nut, to prevent it 
from slipping out of position.

5. 

The back guard should now be secured 
into place.

6. 

Once the back guard has been installed, 
adjust the blade shaft so that the 
two protruding spikes are positioned 
vertically. This will help secure the fan 
blades into place.

7. 

When the shaft is in position, slot the fan 
blades into it and push them into place. 

8. 

Once the fan blades are in place and 
firmly secured, place the protective shaft 
cap over the top of the fan blades and 
turn it counter-clockwise to tighten it and 
secure the blades into place.