Corghi A 2005, Operator'S Manual

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A 2030 - A 2025 - A 2020 - A 2015 - A 2005
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WARNING
During the bead insertion and inflation procedure, safety goggles and ear defenders
must be worn.
DANGER
The machine, even if it limits pressure, does not provide sufficient protection against
exploding tyres during inflation.
Failure to observe the following instructions will make tyre inflation extremely dan-
gerous.
DANGER
USERS MUST ABSOLUTELY NEVER exceed the pressure recommended by the tyre
manufacturer. Tyres may explode if inflated beyond these limits or the structures may
incur serious damage not visible at the time. KEEP THE HANDS AND BODY WELL CLEAR
OF THE TYRE DURING INFLATION. Make sure you are well concentrated during this
stage of operations and make frequent checks on the tyre pressure to avoid the risk
of excess inflation. Exploding tyres can cause serious injury or death.
Inflation (A 2020, A 2025, A 2030 only)
The machine is equipped with a tyre inflation pedal and a pressure gauge for reading
the tyre pressure.
- Release the wheel from the sliding clamps on the table top.
- Bring the horizontal arm to the fully extended position.
- Lower the vertical rod until it touches the rim.
- Lock the horizontal arm and the vertical rod in the positions described above fig.26.
- Connect the Doyfe inflation chuck (21) on the air hose to the valve stem.
Inflate the tyre by pressing the pedal briefly and repeatedly; check the pressure gauge
frequently to make sure that the pressure NEVER exceeds the maximum pressure speci-
fied by the tyre manufacturer.
Inflation (A 2015 and A 2005 only)
- Release the wheel from the sliding clamps on the table top.
- Bring the horizontal arm to the fully extended position.
- Lower the vertical rod until it touches the rim.
- Lock the horizontal arm and the vertical rod in the positions described above fig.26.
- Connect the Doyfe inflation chuck (21) on the air hose to the valve stem.
Inflate the tyre by operating the gun briefly and repeatedly; check the pressure gauge
frequently to make sure that the pressure NEVER exceeds the maximum pressure speci-
fied by the tyre manufacturer.