15
Identify the controls.
ASSEMBLY
IMPORTANT:
Take the time to familiarize yourself with the location
of the switches and with their use.
NOTE: If the switches don’t match the right
controls, reconnect the connectors with the right
motors.
Pay particular attention to the switch for the belt
tensioner (item 4).
This switch must be held in position for a few seconds
in order to activate or deactivate the motor of the belt
tensioner.
Make sure that the pulley is well seated onto the
belts. If the pulley is not well positioned, the belts will
wear out prematurely.
Identification of the switches:
1. Emergency switch. (
Pull out to start)
2. Switch for the chute
3. Switch for the deflector
4. Switch for the belt tensioner.
Turn the chute to its maximum towards the right.
Secure the two wires of the deflector motor with a tie
wrap (item 1) around the motor.
Tie the wires with another tie wrap in the hole at the
base of the deflector as shown.
Secure the four wires on the rotation motor with a tie
wrap (item 2).
Be sure to leave enough wire length to be able to turn
the chute.
Secure wires on the motors