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MAINTENANCE
CAUTION!
When removing the fairing with counter so that the wires do not come
loose or break. When reassembling the fairing, be careful also
with the wires so that they are not crushed
MAINTENANCE OF BATTERIES
Replace the batteries when the window light dims. The two batteries must be replaced together.
Remove the batteries from the equipment if it is to be left unused for a long time.
Never store batteries with locations exposed by heat and moisture. This will prevent leakage of the contents.
The responsibility for properly collecting and transporting the batteries after use is from the Manufacturer. Therefore, the materials used
must be delivered to the merchants or Authorized Points, so that they pass on the waste to the
Manufacturers.
PULLEYS
The locking pin of the steel cable has the function of not letting the steel cable exit the pulley, so
if any of the pins are damaged, broken, or loose, they may not hold the steel cable in the pulley,
thus causing serious or fatal. accidents. It is of utmost importance to maintain the integrity of
TOP PLATE
Allows the weight to be selected. At the slightest damage or wear the parts does not try to select
the weight. Contact Techinical Assistance to make the change
STEEL CABLE PIN
The locking pin of the steel cable has the function of not letting the steel cable exit the pulley, so
if any of the pins are damaged, broken, or loose, they may not hold the steel cable in the pulley,
thus causing serious or fatal. accidents. It is of utmost importance to maintain the integrity of
the pins, therefore at the slightest sign of wear contact Technical Assistance.
STEEL CABLE TENSIONER
Always check that it is not damaged or out of its standard shape. If you encounter any problem
with the tensioner contact Technical Assistance
SELECTOR PIN
Always check that the selector pin is not damaged or out of its original shape, so you can not pin
the weight correctly. If the pin is damaged contact Technical Assistance.
DANGER!
If the selector pin is damaged and worn it
may not hold the weights correctly, causing
injury or a fatal accident to the user and may
damage the equipment
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