C2G Schindelhauer Oskar, Original Operating Instructions

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52.2 Adjusting the belt tension
1. Unscrew the screws 1 of the cover plates at both dropouts and remove
the cover plates 2 (fig. 58).
2. Loosen the screws 3 (fig. 59) on both sides by approx. 0.5 turns until
the slides are free to move.
Increasing the belt tension
• Turn the belt tensioning screws 5 on both sides clockwise (fig. 60) so
that the slide moves against the direction of travel. Make sure that the
rear wheel is centred between the rear struts.
Reducing the belt tension
• Turn the belt tensioning screws 5 on both sides counterclockwise
(fig. 60) and push the slide forward in the direction of travel. Make sure
that the belt tensioning screws touch the stop on the frame and that the
rear wheel is centred between the rear struts.
3. Check the belt tension
⇨ chap. 52.1 “Checking the belt tension” on page 167
.
4. Tighten the screws 3 (fig. 59) on both sides (12-14 Nm) while pushing
the respective slide forward.
5. Attach the cover plates 2 and tighten the screws 1 on both dropouts
by hand (fig. 58).
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52.3 Removing and installing the belt
You absolutely must avoid the described misuse (fig. 54).
1. Remove the rear wheel
⇨ chap. 51.2 “Rear wheel removal” on page
163
.
2. Unscrew the screws 1 of the cover plates at both dropouts and remove
the cover plates 2 (fig. 58).
3. Unscrew the screws 3 (fig. 59) and remove the slide.
• Models with mudguards: The slide remains on the mudguard strut.
4. Unscrew the frame locking screw 1 (fig. 61) and remove the interme-
diate piece 2 .
5. Remove the belt 3 through the frame opening (fig. 62).
• Models with mudguards: Press the mudguard strut 4 with the slide
slightly inwards to expose the frame opening.
The installation is carried out in reverse order.
• Use assembly paste on the contact surfaces of the intermediate piece
and the slide with the frame.
• Observe the tightening torques
⇨ section “Tightening torques” page 177 .
• Check the belt tension after installation and adjust it if necessary:
⇨ chap. 52.1 “Checking the belt tension” on page 167 and
⇨ chap. 52.2 “Adjusting the belt tension” on page 168.
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