Safety instructions
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Aperion 2101, Aperion 2401, Aperion 3401 04.18
3.4.6.1
Compressed-air brake system
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The compressed-air brake system of the tractor and the machine must be compatible!
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Clean the sealing rings at the hose couplings of the feed and brake line from possible soiling
before coupling the feed and brake line to the tractor!
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Only start the tractor with the hitched machine moving when the pressure gauge on the tractor
indicates 5.0 bar!
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Drain the compressed-air reservoir every day!
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Check the set travelling height of the hydraulic chassis!
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Cover the tractor's hose couplings before carrying out journeys without machine!
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Hang the couplings of the feed and brake line onto the provided blank connections with the
machine unhitched!
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Do not modify the specified settings at the brake valves!
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Replace the compressed-air reservoir if
the compressed-air reservoir can be moved in the tensioning straps,
the compressed-air reservoir is damaged,
the type plate at the compressed-air reservoir is getting rusty, is loose or is missing.
3.4.7
Tyres
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Only qualified personnel equipped with appropriate fitting tools is allowed to carry out repair
work on tyres and wheels!
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Only place the lifting device at the marked fixing points when changing tyres.
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Ensure sufficient ground stability before lifting the machine by means of a lifting device and
securing the machine against accidental lowering by means of safety stands. Additionally use
solid, load-distributing supports if necessary.
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Never stand under a lifted, unsecured machine.
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Regularly check the tyre pressure!
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Observe the specified tyre pressure!
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Safely park the trailer and secure it against accidental lowering and rolling (parking brake,
chocks) before carrying out any work on the tyres!
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Retighten all fastening screws and nuts according to the specifications of B. Strautmann &
Söhne GmbH u. Co. KG!
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Check the tyre pressure at least every 2 weeks. If the machine has not been used for a longer
time, check the tyre pressure before putting the machine into operation again.
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Always ensure that the tyre pressure is properly adapted to the load and the kind of work which
has generally to be carried out by the respective machine.
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Never overload the tyres.
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Ensure that the caps are seated on the valves and have been tightened.
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Preferably check the tyres during operation for "folds" or other abnormal deformation.
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Remove stones, pebbles, nails and other foreign objects stuck in the tyre, as otherwise they
further penetrate the tyre.
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Repair deeper cuts as soon as possible.
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Relieve the tyres if they are not intended to be used for a longer period, in order to avoid
deformation. Store "loose" tyres at a dark place, free of oil and other chemicals. Do not let tyres
come near electric motors, as the ozone produced by the motors slowly desiccates the rubber.
Summary of Contents for Aperion 2101
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Page 42: ...Product description 42 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18 Fig 36...
Page 44: ...Product description 44 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18 Tyre pressures with 26 5...
Page 176: ...Circuit diagrams 176 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18 Chassis of Aperion Fig 131...
Page 182: ...Circuit diagrams 182 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18 Chassis of Aperion Fig 135...
Page 186: ...Circuit diagrams 186 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18 Circuit diagram Fig 137...
Page 190: ...Circuit diagrams 190 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18 Circuit diagram Fig 139...
Page 196: ...Index 196 Aperion 2101 Aperion 2401 Aperion 3401 04 18...
