KUHN BK230, Руководство оператора

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Trouble shooting guide
Shredders
BK
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$ TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Cause Remedy
Excessive vibrations.
- Breakage or excessive wear
of knives or hammer knives.
- Knife or hammer knife
jamming on the pivot point.
- Incorrect rotor balance.
Replace worn or damaged
parts.
Clean and grease pivot points.
Check weight of knives and
hammer knives.
Poor cutting quality due to a
drop in the rotor speed.
- insufficient belt tension.
- Excessive belt wear. Adjust belt tension.
Replace belts.
Belt overheating.
- insufficient belt tension.
- the angle gearbox axle is no
longer in line with the rotor
axle.
Adjust belt tension.
Check alignment.
Angle gearbox overheating.
- Lack of oil.
- No oil.
Top up until proper oil level is
reached.
Fast knife or hammer knife
wear.
- Working position too low,
interference with the ground.
Adjust working height.
Drive shaft oil loss on the belt
side.
- Seal wear or breakage. Replace seal.
Distortion of roller or wheel
supports.
- the roller or wheel supports
have been subject to lateral
forces.
Raise machine off the ground
when inverting the direction of
travel or steering the wheels.
Distortion of the front pivoting
safety flaps.
- The machine has been
lowered onto the residues to
shred from the raised position
(transport position).
The machine must be in
working position before coming
into contact with the residues
to shred.
Rotor jamming during work.
- Clogging due to foreign
bodies (example: wire, plastic
material).
Put on gloves and remove
foreign bodies with adequate
tools.