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7.1 Cutting threads (see small drawing) 

Threads have to be cut into eight screw holes on the front panel. Use 
self-cutting screws 111 to cut these threads by the same method as 
described under chapter 4.1.  

7.2 Mounting the front- and side panels 

Don't tighten all screwed connections as the cab skeleton has still to 
be adjusted. 

Start  by  securing  the  left-hand  fixing  plate  1020  into  the  suiting  cut-
out  made  for  this purpose on the front panel 1016; use countersunk 
screw 355, serrated washer 15 and nut M3 for that. Afterwards slide 
two  square  nuts  12  into  both  upper  slots  on  the fixing frames of the 
left  side  panel  1017;  then  fix  the  side  panel  with  screws  1  onto  the 
fixing plate. Make sure that the external sides of both, front- and side 
panels,  are  exactly  in  alignment.  Now  mount  the  right-hand  fixing 
plate 1021 and the right-hand side panel 1018 in the same way. Slide 
another square nut 12 into each of the rear upper fixing slots on the 
side  panels;  with  screws  1  secure  then  the  fixing  angle  1022  into 
place between the two side panels. 

At  this  stage  of  assembly  adjust  the  external  contours  of  the  pre-
mounted cab with the roof assembled at chapter 4.1. From top slide 
that rear panel you have already mounted onto the roof into the verti-
cal  grooves  on  the  side  panels.  Both  lateral  fixing  plates  mounted 
onto  the  cab,  as  well  as  the  fixing  angle  include  fixing  holes;  these 
holes  have  to  be  aligned  with  those  pilots  which  previously  were 
added to the roof. At the screwed connections on the panels all com-
ponents may now suitably be moved. 

Once  all  parts  have  been  adjusted  correctly,  tighten  all  nuts  and 
screws. 

7.3 Doors, windscreen and dashboard 

Set  the  doors  you  have  assembled  at  stage  3.2  into  their places on 
the cab. With screws 1 fix the hinge supports to the front panel. When 
closed,  the  doors  should  stay  parallel  to  the  side  panel;  by  moving 
the supports you achieve the final adjustment. 

Press the windscreen 1019 into the front panel. For this purpose slide 
the  screen  from  inside  into  the  groove  on  the  left  side  of  the  front 
panel. In order to fit the screen into the groove on the right hand side 
you need to bow it inwards slightly, then press it forward gently until 
it  clicks  into  place.  Finally  attach  the  dashboard  with  screws  1  onto 
the front panel. 

7.4 Seat- and lower rear panel 

 First pass the switch toggles at the switch panel through the holes 

provided  in  the  seat  rear  panel  222;  secure  from  the  front  using 
four knurled nuts 210 (see therefore illustration 14).  

Attach  the  switch  sticker  onto  the  seat  rear  panel  -  above  the  four 
holes  for  the  toggle  switches  on  the  switch  panel  -  ;  the  letters indi-
cating  the  switches  are  now  upside  down.  Slide  one  square  nut  12 
into each of the slots on the centre fixing frames of the side panels. 
Afterwards  attach  the  seat  rear  panel  222  that  way  that  those  sides 
with  the  fixing  holes  lay  underneath  the  fixing  frames  on  the  side 
panels; insert screws 1 from the bottom and tighten them on the right 
side.  Don't  tighten  the  screws  on  the  left-hand  side  as  the  left  side 
panel has still to remain moveable. With screws 114 and nuts 109 fix 
the stopping devices for the cab lock 1025 onto the lower rear panel 
1387.  Slide  the  lower  rear  panel  into  the  suiting  groove  on  the  right 
side panel, press then the left side panel outwards and slide the rear 
panel also into same groove. Now tighten the screws on the left side 
on the seat rear panel.  

 

Assembling the cab       ill.  7 

Qty. 

No.  Assembly part 

---  Nut  M3 

16 

1  Screw  M3 x 6  

10 

12  Square nut  M3 

15  Serrated washer  A 3.2 

109  Nut  M2 

111  Self-cutting screw M3 x 8 

114  Screw  M2 x 6  

222  Seat rear panel 

355  Countersunk screw   

M3 x 8 

1016  Front panel  ACTROS 

1017  Side panel, -lh-   

ACTROS 

 

Qty. 

No.  Assembly part 

1018  Side panel, -rh-   

ACTROS 

1019  Windscreen  ACTROS 

1020  Fixing plate for front, -lh-  

1021  Fixing plate for front, -rh- 

1022  Fixing angle for  

side panels 

1025  Stopping device for  

cab lock 

1387  Rear panel, bottom   

Complete Kit  
ACTROS. “C“ 

 

---  Switch sticker  

 

B-80-4 

Break the  

inner edge at 

the bottom 

B-233-1 

Summary of Contents for 80 white

Page 1: ...motor rated voltage 12 volts 7 segment collector Idling speed 6000 rpm Torque 5 Ncm approx 500 pcm at 4000 rpm Power drawn under load at max torque approx 3 A Idling power consumption with connected g...

Page 2: ...x 8 Part no 17 M3 x 35 Part no 949 M3 x 25 Part no 6 M3 x 20 Part no 5 M3 x 16 Part no 4 M3 x 12 Part no 3 M3 x 10 Part no 57 M3 x 8 Part no 2 M3 x 6 Part no 1 Self cutting screw M3 x 8 Part no 111 Se...

Page 3: ...ix it with a further pin 827 Afterwards the shorter leg note the corresponding mark of the hinge 973 has to be added to the other hinges in the same way 4th step Attention The holes on the supports 97...

Page 4: ...locking sheet by using each one bolt 1046 and screws 742 Build another similar post onto the guide sheet 996 as the hole is not central please note the correct side di mension in the illustration is o...

Page 5: ...d bottom of the outer left blinker lens 1008 fit into the slots in the grooves on the left bumper side Now set the left hand lamp housing 1006 that way onto the fix ing domes inside the bumper that th...

Page 6: ...to the side panel by moving the supports you achieve the final adjustment Press the windscreen 1019 into the front panel For this purpose slide the screen from inside into the groove on the left side...

Page 7: ...uts M3 to attach the servo supporting angle un derneath the frame 9 3 Mounting the PCB support Use two adhesive pads 655 to affix the PCB support 723 behind the servo supporting angle under the frame...

Page 8: ...en inserted Before tightening down the screws 5 ensure that the spring sets are not under tension and can move freely 11 2 Mounting the wheels and steering linkage First mount the standard tyres 53 on...

Page 9: ...inserted one square nut 12 each into the grooves at the side of the differential the springs can be attached with screws 1 The differential has two cams on the wheel mounts the grooves in the hubs ar...

Page 10: ...by approx 2 mm and afterwards to unscrew them again First press the outer exhaust panel 1040 into the slot on the lower exhaust half shell 1042 and then mount the exhaust pipe 1043 with one screw 57 a...

Page 11: ...4 to connect from underneath the following parts left mud flap 1027 fixing device of the fender and lower rear panel The fixing device of the fender has to be secured at the following points with one...

Page 12: ...aching the small exterior components As shown in the illustration add now all stickers you have chosen for your cab from the decal sheet 1014 Press the two windscreen wipers 228 and the two front hand...

Page 13: ...he current to 750 mA and will disable the circuit in case of an overload or short Switching off the supply voltage for about one second will reset this element provided that the reason for the malfunc...

Page 14: ...ontrol LED starts blinking again This signifies that the programming procedure of the speed controller has been completed The transmitter of the RC unit has successfully detected the pulse coming from...

Page 15: ...ousing lh ACTROS 27018 1 1007 Headlight housing rh ACTROS 27020 1 1008 Blinker lens outside lh ACTROS 27026 1 1009 Blinker lens outside rh ACTROS 27028 1 1010 Blinker lens lh ACTROS 27030 1 1011 Blink...

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