Wallenstein BXC34, Руководство оператора

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BXC34 / BXC34 Bundle
Wood Chipper
Operating Instructions
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6.2 Pre-Start Checklist
Complete the following before you start the machine the first
time and every time thereafter:
Items to Complete
Review the Operating Safety on page 22 .
Check the condition and clearance of the twig breaker,
rotor knives, and ledger knife. Adjust or replace them, as
required.
Check the engine oil level. For instructions, see
Check the
Engine Oil Level on page 26 . If required, add oil.
Check the engine fuel level. For instructions, see Check the
Engine Fuel Level on page 25 . If required, add fuel.
Check the rotor knife sharpness. For instructions, see
Rotor Knife Maintenance on page 41 .
Make sure that the machine is lubricated as specified in
the Maintenance Schedule on page 35 .
Make sure the rotor housing and discharge chute are clear.
Remove any blockages, twine, wire, or other material that
is entangled in the machine.
Make sure the rotor bearings turn freely.
If the bearings are damaged or do not turn freely after they
are lubricated, contact your dealer to have them replaced.
Make sure all guards, shields, and covers are installed,
secure, and in good condition. Replace missing or
damaged guards, shields, or covers.
Check the condition of the safety flap. Replace the safety
flap if it is damaged.
Check the tires, wheels, axle, and hubs. Inflate, repair, or
replace, as required.
Make sure that all the fasteners are installed and tightened
to the correct torque. For more information, see Bolt
Torque on page 48 .
Make sure the operator and spotter are wearing the
required PPE (including, but not limited to: a hard hat,
protective footwear, a face shield, hearing protection, and
heavy gloves). Make sure that the PPE is clean and in
good repair.
Make sure that the operator and spotter are not wearing
loose-fitting clothing or jewelry, and long hair is tied up.
Make sure that there are no bystanders inside the work
zone and the spotter is in the safety zone.
6.3 Machine Break-In
Although there are no operational restrictions on the machine
when it is used for the first time. Check the following mechanical
items at the specified intervals:
After 1–5 hours of Operation
1. Review the engine operator's manual for break-in
information.
2. Check the tension and alignment of the drive belt. Adjust as
required. For instructions, see
Set the Drive Belt Tension on
page 38 and Align the Drive Belt on page 39 .
3. Check the condition and clearance of the twig breaker,
rotor knives, and ledger knife. Adjust or replace them, as
required.
4. Check the engine oil level. For instructions, see Check the
Engine Oil Level on page 26 . If required, add oil.
5. Check the engine fuel level. For instructions, see Check the
Engine Fuel Level on page 25 . If required, add fuel.
6. Check the engine air filter. For instructions, see Clean the
Engine Air Filter on page 37 . Clean or replace the filter if
it is full of dirt or debris.
7. Make sure the rotor bearings turn freely.
If the bearings are damaged or do not turn freely after they
are lubricated, contact your dealer to have them replaced.
8. Check the condition of the feed-hopper safety flap. Replace
the safety flap if it is damaged.
9. Check the tires, wheels, axle, and hubs. Inflate, repair, or
replace, as required.
10. Make sure that all the fasteners are installed and tightened
to the correct torque. For more information, see
Bolt Torque
on page 48 .
11. Remove all entangled material.
After 8 hours of Operation
1. Complete the tasks listed under After 1–5 hours of
Operation .
2. Change the engine oil.
For instructions, see the engine manufacturer's manual.
3. Continue with the regular Maintenance Schedule on page
35 .