Dinolift DINO 105TL, Operating Instructions Manual, Page: 42 / 82

DINO 105TL
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18.6 WHEEL BRAKES AND BEARINGS
Adjusting the brakes
1. Raise the lift's wheels off the ground, and support the lift in this position.
2. Make sure that the wheels can rotate freely.
3. The brake rods must be slack (with the handbrake released).
4. Check the attachment of the extension sleeves for the brake rods.
5. Turn the adjustment wheel behind the hole shown by the arrow until the wheel can
no longer be turned by hand.
6. Turn the bolt until the wheel again can be turned freely.
If you tighten the brake system too much, the brakes overheat during transportation and the
force required from the driving device will increase.
We recommend performing a test run after the adjustment. To ensure flawless operation,
apply the brake 2–3 times in the course of the test run.
Adjustment of the bearing clearance
The wheel bearings are lubricated for life and do not require any service.
(The bearings need no additional lubrication, and they neither need nor can be re-
adjusted).
Service intervals
500 km
(running in)
5,000 km
adjustment of the brakes, lubrication of the moving parts of the
overrun
13,000 - 15,000 km
or every six months:
a) check the brake linings for wear
b) check the operation of the overrun brake
c) lubricate the sliding parts of the overrun brake
The service-life of the double row angular contact compact bearings is long and they are
maintenance-free. Therefore, the bearings very rarely break under normal operating
conditions. If a bearing failure, due to exceptional operating conditions, occurs, replace the
entire brake drum assembly with the pressed-in bearings and locking nut.
NOTE!
Assign a specialized workshop for the work.
Turn the wheels at least once every 3 months to keep the lubricating film intact.
Adjustment
wheel for the
brake-shoes.
Check the
attachment of
the extension
sleeves for the
brake rods.