4. Before starting the equipment
Assembly (Fig. 3-6)
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Move the transport wheel into the lowest position (Fig. 3 / Item E). To do so, undo the
retaining screw (Fig. 3 / Item 13) and remove. Finally, replace the screw and tighten.
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Attach the bottom push bar (Fig. 4 / Item 2) to the push bar brackets using two screws (Fig. 4
/ Item 9) and two washers (Fig. 4 / Item 10), two spring rings (Fig. 4 / Item 11) and two nuts
(Figure 4 / Item 12) on each side.
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Slide the strain-relief clamp (Fig. 5 / Item 5) onto the top push bar (Fig. 5 / Item 1). Attach
the top push bar (Fig. 5 / Item 1) to the bottom push bars (Fig. 5 / Item 2) with two screws
(Fig. 5 / Item 9) and two star nuts (Fig. 5 / Item 8).
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Fasten the two cable securing clamps (Fig.6 / Item 7) to the bottom push bar.
Power Supply
The machine can be connected to any standard UK power-outlet (with 230 Volt alternating current).
However, the socket outlet must have an earthing contact protected by a 16 A circuit breaker.
Additionally, a residual current device (RCD) circuit-breaker with max. 30 mA must be used!
Power cable for the device
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Please only use power cables that are not damaged.
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The total length of the power cable should not exceed 50 meters; going beyond this distance
will reduce the power output of the electric motor. The power cable must have a cross-
section of 3 x 1.5 mm
2
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Power cables used to connect machines must have a rubber insulation sheath.
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The insulating sheath of such machines is frequently damaged. Some of the causes for this
are: Cracking due to old age of the insulation, and, Kinking caused by improper fastening or
guidance of the power cable. Damaged cables must not be used.
Even though power cables with damaged insulation sheaths pose a lethal hazard, some people still
use them.
Do not make this mistake as injury will occur.
The power cable must not be modified, changed or replaced under any circumstances by non-
qualified persons. If a cable needs to be replaced it must only be done by a qualified electrician.
