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Motor idling revs
1,700 rpm
-1
Working width
400 mm
Arc of swing of ejection channel
180 °
Ejection range
approx. 1 m to max. 4 m
Net weight
13.5 kg
Sound power level (2000/14/EG)
91 db(A)
Assembly and Handling
Assembling the components
For transport some of the rotary snowplough components are packed separately.
The screws, finger screws, cable clips and a screwdriver are packed in a separate plastic
bag. Assembly is simple if you observe the following instructions.
1. Ejection channel
Remove the machine and all separate components from the carton. Remove all 4
screws on the front deck and remove the front cover (fig. 2). Now place the ejection
channel into the front opening of the deck. After that fix the front cover back on the deck
using the 4 screws and tighten them in order to ensure that the ejection channel is in a
secure position and can swing around 180°. Finally assemble the upper directing flap to
the ejection channel using the 2 wing nuts provided.
2. Lower handle component
Thread the other end of the adjusting rod (exiting the ejection channel) into the lower
handle component and then fit the lower handle component into both openings in the
deck (fig. 3). Take care that both holding clamps at the lower end of the lower handle
component click into place in the deck.
3. Upper handle component
Fit the cable stress relief for the extension cable onto the upper handle component (fig.
4). Ensure that the cable tension release does not later come into contact with the 2-
point safety switch, to avoid unnecessary blockage (fig. 6). Now connect both halves of
the handle and fasten them tightly by means of the finger screws provided. The
adjusting rod serves to change the direction of the ejection channel.
4.
Wooden stick
The wooden stick serves principally to free clumped and jammed ice pieces from
the ejection channel. Please switch off the snowplough first and isolate from the
power supply, before you begin to free the machine from jammed material.
Danger of amputation and crushing can otherwise result!
Switching and starting
Position the 2-point safety switch onto the handle upper component in the notch using
the two screws provided if this has not been fitted to the handle at manufacture (fig. 6).
To ensure that the machine does not start up unexpectedly, the 2-point switch is fitted
with a safety pressure switch (fig. 6A). This must be pressed before the switch lever (fig.
6B) can be moved. When the switch lever is released, the safety pressure switch springs
back to its original position and the motor switches off immediately. Ensure that the
extension cable is not within reach of the snow blade and that it is connected correctly to
the switch (fig. 5, 6).
