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SRA User

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MAINTENANCE

Cleaning the Fuel Filter

No open flame.

No smoking.

Do not inhale fuel fumes.

Do not spill fuel. Clean up leaking fuel.

Do not let it seep into the soil.

Danger

• Loosen the fuel hose (1) and pull it off the fuel tap.

• Open the fuel tap (2).

• Drain and collect the fuel.

• Screw off the fuel tap (2).

• Screw off the fuel filter (3) and clean it in petroleum ether.

• Put the fuel filter (3) and the fuel tap (2) back on.

Optionally use a new seal.

• Install the fuel hose.

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Summary of Contents for SRA 68

Page 1: ... 2015 Stanley Black Decker Inc New Britain CT 06053 U S A 74914 2 2016 Ver 3 USER MANUAL Safety Operation and Maintenance SRA COMPACTION RAMMER SRA 60 SRA 68 ...

Page 2: ...o de acuerdo con E stata costruita in conformitá con Directive Standards Richtlinie Standards Directives Normes Directriz Los Normas Direttiva Norme No Nr Numéro No n Approved body Prüfung durch Organisme agréé Aprobado Collaudato Machinery Directive 2006 42 EG 2006 42 EC 2006 42 CE 2000 14 EG 2000 14 EC 2000 14 CE 2005 88EG 2005 88 EC 2005 88 CE 2004 108 EG 2004 108 EC 2004 108 CE Self Self Self ...

Page 3: ...ase read the following warning For the nearest authorized and certified dealer call Stanley Hydraulic Tools at the number listed on the back of this manual and ask for a Customer Service Representative WARNING SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH COULD RESULT FROM THE IMPROPER REPAIR OR SERVICE OF THIS TOOL REPAIRS AND OR SERVICE TO THIS TOOL MUST ONLY BE DONE BY AN AUTHORIZED AND CERTIFIED DEALER TABLE OF CON...

Page 4: ...this symbol to avoid possible injury or death DANGER This safety alert and signal word indicate an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING This safety alert and signal word indicate a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION This safety alert and signal word indicate a potentially...

Page 5: ...ail to comply with the safety provisions as well as the rules for safety and health protection at work as well as the applicable accident prevention regulations Also observe the corresponding rules and regulations valid in your state and or country Stanley is not liable for the function of the machine when used in an improper manner and for other than the intended purpose Operating errors improper...

Page 6: ... the active and or passive safety The manufacturer disclaims all liability for any damage caused by using non original parts or special equipment Safety information contained in the operating and maintenance instructions The following terms and symbols are used in this operating manual that draw attention to important information Refers to special information and or orders and prohibitions directe...

Page 7: ...clean the machine with the engine running Never use petroleum spirit or other flammable materials for clean ing purposes When using pressure cleaning equipment do aim the jet directly at electrical parts and insulating material or cover these before hand Do not place the water jet directly in the air filter exhaust or air intake port After completing maintenance work Refit all protective devices o...

Page 8: ...NDA GX100 HONDA GX100 TYPE SINGLE CYLINDER FOUR STROKE PETROL POWER OUTPUT ISO 9249 2 2 KW 3 0 HP SPEED 4300 1 MIN COOLING FORCED AIR TANK CAPACITIY 3 2 L 0 85 GAL FUEL CONSUMPTION ABOUT 0 9 L H 4 VIBRATION NUMBER OF IMPACTS 680 1 MIN JUMPING HEIGHT UP TO 65 MM 2 55 IN WORKING SPEED UP TO 13 5 M MIN TAMPING CAPACITY UP TO 225 M H COMPACTION DEPTH MAX UP TO 45 CM UP TO 50 CM IMPACT FORCE 11 5 KN 13...

Page 9: ... OPERATIONAL USE VALUES CAN DEVIATE DEPENDING ON THE PREVAILING CONDITIONS 6 1 NOISE DATA1 THE NOISE DATA SPECIFIED IN APPENDIX 1 SUB CLAUSE 1 7 4 U OF THE EC MACHINERY DIRECTIVE IS FOR SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL AT THE WORKPLACE LPA 94 dB MEASURED SOUND POWER LEVEL LWA M 105 dB GUARANTEED SOUND POWER LEVEL LWA G 108 dB THE NOISE VALUES WERE DETERMINED TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIVES AND ST...

Page 10: ...r Overview 1 FUEL TANK 2 GUIDE BAR ADJUSTABLE 3 FUEL TAP 4 CHOKE LEVER 5 ENGINE 6 CARRYING HANDLE 7 PADFOOT 8 CENTRIFUGAL CLUTCH CRANK MECHANISM 9 TRANSPORT ROLLER 10 ACCELERATOR Use personal protective equipment especially noise protection devices and safety shoes Follow the safety instructions Follow the operation and maintenance manual Read the motor operating manual Comply with its instruction...

Page 11: ...Check the motor oil level and top it off if necessary Repeat the starting process Start the Engine Turn the fuel tap 3 ON Set the choke lever 4 to CLOSE Do not use the choke 4 if the motor is hot or the outdoor temperature is high If the motor doesn t start at operating temperature close the choke before starting Important Set the throttle 5 to MIN If the motor doesn t start set the throttle lever...

Page 12: ...d all the way II Don t let the starter handle 1 spring back against the motor Manually return the starter rope back to the initial position to prevent damage to the starter Attention After the motor starts Set the throttle lever to MIN idle Let the motor warm up for one or two minutes Slide the choke lever 4 to OPEN while the machine warms up ...

Page 13: ...g the working height Setting the guide bar out of the optimal position can increase hand arm vibration This must be considered when determining the exposure period Attention Loosen the screws 1 enough so that the bracket moves up and down Do not take them completely out Set the working height by turning the guide bar 2 Tighten the screws 1 To set the ergonomically optimal position Loosen the screw...

Page 14: ...rks at its highest frequency If the motor oil is too low the motor won t start The dumping height of the material to be com pressed should not be higher than the vibrating tamper can drive over To get uniform operating performance throttle lever should be at max position Rate of Advance The rate of advance can be influenced in two ways By changing the tilt Forward tilt forward quickly Rearward til...

Page 15: ... hang the lifting device only in the cross member provided The machine should not swing during suspension Do not stand under suspended loads Use only safe sufficiently strong lifting devices General Instructions Do not lay the tamper on the carburettor side Danger Over short distances transport the tamper lying on the castors with the motor shut off Loading To load the tamper hang the slinging equ...

Page 16: ...oid short circuits on current carrying cables When cleaning the machine with a high pressure water jet do not aim the jet directly at electrical components After washing blow components dry with compressed air to prevent creepage currents or corrosion Works Intervals Daily 20 h 50 h 100 h 200 h 300 h As Required Clean machine Check engine oil level 1 Change engine oil 1 3 Check air filter Foam Air...

Page 17: ...anging intervals operating hours Lubricant Order No 1 Engine Honda GX100 0 4 l First time after 20 h then every 100 h Engine oil API SG CE SAE 10W40 2 80601100 2 Tamping system 0 65 l After 200 h or annually Engine oil API SG CE SAE 10W40 2 80601100 Alternative Lubrication Schedule ...

Page 18: ...etrol or an oil petrol blend Make sure no dirt or water gets into the fuel tank Important Pour the fuel up to the lower edge of the tank s maximum fuel level line Do not overfill Use only unleaded fuel Wipe up spilt petrol before starting the motor Tightly close the fuel cap 2 Checking the motor oil level Collect used oil and dispose of it in an environmentally sound way Do not let oil seep into t...

Page 19: ... leaking fuel Do not let it seep into the soil Danger Loosen the fuel hose 1 and pull it off the fuel tap Open the fuel tap 2 Drain and collect the fuel Screw off the fuel tap 2 Screw off the fuel filter 3 and clean it in petroleum ether Put the fuel filter 3 and the fuel tap 2 back on Optionally use a new seal Install the fuel hose ...

Page 20: ... or explosion hazard Never run the motor without an air filter Do not allow dirt into the air channel and carburettor Clean the intakes 1 Loosen the wing nuts 2 Remove and clean the filter cover 3 with the wing nut Carefully pull the filter cartridge 4 out of the filter housing 5 Attention Clean the filter housing 5 especially at the back Hold the filter cartridge 4 at an angle up to the light or ...

Page 21: ... yellow indicator bar has 12 stages The display field shows the remaining air filter life as dirt builds up Filter maintenance is necessary when the yellow bar reach es the red zone Perform filter maintenance as described in Section Air Filter Pg 20 After maintenance the maintenance display can be reset with the press of a button Clean in warm soapy water rinse and allow to dry thoroughly Or clean...

Page 22: ...y After cleaning check the cables hoses wires and screw connections for leaks loose connections chafing and other damage Repair any defects you see Strength grades for screws with untreated unlubricated surfaces The values show 90 use of the yield strength at a friction coefficient of µtot 0 14 Tightening torque is controlled with torque wrenches The values given do not apply when MoS2 lubrication...

Page 23: ... the screw connections for tightness Pay attention to the tightening torque Check the rubber buffers 1 for tears and breaks as well as for secure fit If they are damaged replace them imme diately Checking the Bellows Check the bellows 1 for condition and secure fit Replace defective bellows immediately Check mounting clips 2 for secure fit ...

Page 24: ... oil must be at least up to the upper edge of the sight glass Top off the oil if necessary Use warm oil when changing the oil Important Perform the following tasks with extreme care and keep very clean Do not let any dirt or foreign objects fall into the open transmission housing or cylinder Clean the oil sight glass 1 lay the tamper on its back and screw out the oil sight glass Drain the used oil...

Page 25: ...Remove the housing cover 3 Pour fresh oil directly into the guide tube Clean the sealing surfaces between the cover 3 and the housing avoid damage Check the oil level in the sight glass and add oil if necessary Install the cover 3 with its seal making sure the seal is seated properly Replace defective seals ...

Page 26: ...etween the padfoot and the suspension strut must be replaced Lay the tamper on a firm even surface not on the carbu rettor side Loosen and remove the padfoot 1 and handle 2 Loosen and remove the adaptor 3 Keep the adaptor safe for later use Important Tightly screw on the adaptor or foot extension 4 Pay attention to the installation position Install and tighten the padfoot 1 and handle 2 ...

Page 27: ... spark plug Have damage repaired Set ignition switch to ON Change ignition switch Check engine oil level Engine does not start when starter is operated Starter faulty Spring broken Replace starter Replace starter Starter cable of reversing starter does not return to initial position Fouling Spring broken Clean starter Replace starter Engine does not reach top speed Throttle cable faulty Incorrect ...

Page 28: ...Stanley Hydraulic Tools 3810 SE Naef Road Milwaukie Oregon 97267 5698 USA 503 659 5660 Fax 503 652 1780 www stanleyhydraulics com ...

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