Blue Bird Micro Bird, Руководство оператора

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MICRO - BIRD
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4. Wrap a cord around the glazing rubber and rest glass on the
bottom flange from the inside of bus.
5. Pull cord slowly and work glazing rubber onto metal flange
6. Apply pressure to glass from inside of bus to insure proper
seal.
DOORS
DOOR CONTROL MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENT
Continuing Maintenance Requirements
1.
Keep working parts of control tightened.
2. Lubricate all working parts periodically, including hinges
and overhead controls. (See Lubrication - Hinges &
Windows)
3. Repair or replace worn seals.
4. Maintain proper door opening and closing adjustment
(adjustment should be done annually).
DOOR ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES
Outward opening
Doors are mounted in a pre-fabricated framework which
eliminates effect of body construction variations on door and seal
operation. Doors are suspended completely on scaled ball bear-
ings located at the top corners of the framework, inside the body.
The interlink connection between the doors is a single assembly
with oppositely threaded spherical bearing rod-end connectors on
each end providing simple link length adjustment without disas-
sembly. Simply loosen the lock nut, turn the tube, and retighten
the nut when satisfactorily adjusted. The geometry of the me-
chanical link between the doors causes the rear door to close well
ahead of the front door, so that the front nosing seal rubber always
overlaps the rear. Oil impregnated bronze bearings serve as
pivots, not supports, in the lower corners of the framework. All
controls and mechanisms and the complete lower step tread are
sealed inside the bus and out of the weather when the door is
closed.