Lincoln Cobra 501, Руководство пользователя

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LINCOLN GmbH • Postfach 1263 • D-69183 Walldorf • Tel +49 (6227) 33-0 • Fax +49 (6227) 33-259
Owner’s Manual
Cobra 501
Make use of the manual operation of the valves YM, YS and
YD in order to control the settings (see chapter 4.1 and 5.1)
(
only in case of a standstill of the chain)
Verify the height position:
Manually move the carriage in such way that the center axis
of the lubrication head points to the lubrication nipple on the
chain.
Switch YS valve with screw driver on the manual operation
(see arrow for sense of rotation on the manual operation).
The COBRA mouth piece must hit into the center of the
nipple. If necessary, correct by readjusting the nuts M.
Verifying the distance pick-up arm - lubricaton head:
Manually move the carriage so far that (seen in chain
direction) the lubrication head center line is positioned in front
of a lubrication nipple. Switch Y11 via manual operation and
press carriage against the roller to be lubricated with a
manual force of approximately 100-250 N. Maintain carriage
pressed against the roller and switch YS via the manual
operation:
COBRA mouthpiece must hit the center of the chain
lubrication nipple. If necessary, correct distance lubrication
head - pick-up arm according to chapter 5.1.2.
5.2.1 Recommendations for the starting up
5.3 Shut down
* Shut down the COBRA in accordance with the description
of the whole system
5.4 Maintenance
• Protect the COBRA against coarse dirt and falling objects.
• Clean the guides once a month and lightly oil them (oil
viscosity cl. 68)
• Use solvents on hydrocarbon basis (e.g. petroleum). Do not
use trichlorethylene or benzene.
Attention : Risk of injury if the solvents are not handled
expertly. Solvents must not come in contact with the eyes or
skin lesions. The solvents must not be handled with open fire
or light. Ensure adequate ventilation.
Make sure to disconnect the COBRA
from the power supply and lubricant
supply before starting any repair and
maintenance work.
Fig. 12: Manual activation of the valves
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