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fig.6a
fig.7a
Measuring of bowl height:
fig.7b
Adjustment of bowl height:
fig.6
Adjustment of bowl fixing and bowl centering
In case of other errors, contact the supplier.
A
djustment
of
bowl
CenterInG
:
First find the present bowl centering: mount the beater and
the bowl, then raise the bowl arms up to normal working
position. With your hand turn the beater, and then measure
the distance between beater and bowl edge. By removing
the rear covering, the bowl arm guide plate is now acces-
sible
(E)
. Loosen the screws
(D)
and move the bowl arm
guide plate in the required direction. Again turn the beater
and measure the distance between beater and bowl. When
the bowl has been centred, fasten the bowl arm guide plate
in the new position and screw on the rear covering.
a
djustment
of
bowl
fIxInG
:
The bowl arms must be raised to normal working position.
The adjusting diameter
(Y)
shall be measured inside be-
tween the bowl arms
(fig.6a)
:
Adjusting diameter
(Y)
:
AR80 = 516 mm.
In case the bowl fastening is too loose, remove the lock
ring
(B)
and draw the bearing
(A)
from the shaft
(C)
. The
bearing should be turned 180
o
and be mounted on the
shaft again. It might be necessary to turn both bearings.
At last check the bowl centering and if necessary, adjust.
a
djustment
of
bowl
heIGht
:
The distance
(X)
is measured from the bottom side of the
bayonet hole to the surface on the bowl arms on which the
bowl rests
(fig.7a).
The bowl arms must be lifted to normal
working position.
Bowl height (X) :
AR80 = 233 mm.
Lower the bowl arms down on a wooden block so that the
weight of the bowl arms are not loading the lifting system.
Loosen the counter nut
(1), (fig.7b)
. Take out the cutter pin
(2).
Take out the lifting rod
(3).
The lifting bolt
(4)
is now
loose and can be turned out or into the lifting nut
(5)
, until
the correct height of the bowl arms has been reached.
The bearing (A) has two dia-
meters. As standard the mixer
is delivered with the bearings
mounted so that the smallest
diameter points away from the
bowl arms, which means the
loosest bowl clamping.
