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100 Series
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Issue
2.0
June 2018
Carry/Spreader Bar Installation
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Carry Bar/Lift Tape Replacement
Using a 2.5mm allen key remove the security screw (1) and set
aside for re-use
Push down firmly through the carry bar to remove the component
parts (2). Parts should include;
PTFE bearings x2 (a)
Lift tape retainer housing (b)
Lift tape retainer dowel (c)
Cap (d)
Should any of these parts be missing the installation should be postponed
until the necessary replacement parts have been obtained.
Note:
where an existing lift tape is being removed it may be necessary
to cut along the base of the lift tape (as shown) to facilitate removal of
the retainer dowel.
Push the new lift tape through the slot in the top of the carry bar (3).
Slide the two PTFE bearings over the lift tape and position them
at the top of the carry bar (4).
Note:
to ensure that the carry bar can swivel smoothly care
should be taken to ensure that the PTFE bearings are flat against
the top of the carry bar.
Place the retainer housing over the lift tape (5) and insert the dowel through the hole provided into
the lift tape loop (6). Pull the tape tight through the slot in the top of the carry bar (7).
Note:
be aware of finger trap hazard.
If the tape is fitted correctly the carry bar should rotate freely, if this is not the case ensure that PTFE
bearings are installed correctly and that the dowel sits flush within the retainer housing.
Insert the cap (8) and re-insert the security screw (9).
For safety reasons a lift tape should be renewed if any sign of wear is visible
or every two years regardless of condition.
This procedure should only be carried out by qualified service personnel.
Please ensure that this guide is read thoroughly prior to commencement
Chiltern Invadex (UK) Limited, 126 Churchill Road, Bicester, Oxfordshire OX26 4XD Tel: 01869 365500 Fax: 01869 365588 Email: [email protected] Registered in England No: 04704248
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