Wallenstein BXT72S, Руководство оператора

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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
Read and obey the Operating Safety on page 27 , Engine
Operation Safety on page 29, Electronic Fuel Injection
System Operation Safety on page 30, and Fuel Safety
on page 31.
Check the drive belt tension and alignment. If necessary,
adjust the drive belt.
For instructions, see Set the Drive Belt Tension on page
57, and Align the Drive Belt on page 58.
Check the condition and clearance of the twig breaker,
rotor knives, and ledger knife. If necessary, adjust or
replace them.
Check the engine oil level. For instructions, see Check the
Engine Oil Level on page 30 . If necessary, add oil.
Check the engine fuel level. For instructions, see Check the
Fuel Level on page 32 . If necessary, add fuel.
Check the engine air filter. For instructions, see Clean the
Engine Air Filter on page 54 . If necessary, clean or
replace the filter.
Check the condition of the battery and electrical
components. Make sure that all of the electrical
components are in working condition and the connectors
are connected. Replace damaged or corroded electrical
components.
Make sure that the machine is lubricated, as specified in
the Maintenance Schedule on page 49 .
Remove anything that is entangled on the machine. For
example, branches or vines.
Remove all material from the rotor housing and discharge
chute. For example, wood chips, bark, or leaves. Material
in the rotor housing can cause the engine to stall when you
start the machine.
Make sure that the rotor bearings turn freely.
If the bearings are damaged or do not turn freely, lubricate
them or contact your local Wallenstein dealer to have them
replaced.
Make sure that all guards and shields are installed, and
the covers are closed. If necessary, replace the guards,
shields, or covers.
Check the condition of the chipper hopper safety curtain.
Replace the safety curtain if it is damaged. For more
information, see Safety Curtain Maintenance on page
65.
Check the tire air pressure, and the wheels, hubs, and axle.
See the side of the tire for the correct air pressure.
Make sure that all the fasteners are installed and torqued to
the correct specifications. For more information, see Bolt
Torque on page 69 and Lug Nut Torque on page 70.
Items to Complete
Make sure that the operator and spotter are wearing the
necessary PPE. The PPE must be in good condition.
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 not near a hazard. For zone
definitions, see Work Site on page 11.
6.3 Machine Break-In
Before and during the first eight hours of operation, do the
following tasks.
6.3.1 Before Initial Startup
1. Read and understand all safety information in this manual
and the engine manufacturer's manual.
2. Review the Machine Components on page 20 .
3. Review the operation and function of the Controls on page
22 .
4. Complete the Pre-Start Checklist on page 28 .
6.3.2 After One to Five Hours of Operation
• Check the drive belt tension and alignment. If necessary,
adjust the drive belt.
For instructions, see
Drive Belt Maintenance on page 56 .
• Check the condition and clearance of the twig breaker, rotor
knives, and ledger knife. If necessary, adjust or replace
them.
• Check the engine oil level. If necessary, add oil. For
instructions, see
Check the Engine Oil Level on page 30 .
• Check the engine fuel level. If necessary, add fuel. For
instructions, see
Check the Fuel Level on page 32 .
• Make sure that all of the electrical components are in
working condition and the connectors are connected.
• Check the condition of the rotor bearings. Make sure that
the rotor bearings turn freely.
• Check the fasteners and make sure that they are torqued to
the correct specifications. For more information, see
Bolt
Torque on page 69 and Lug Nut Torque on page 70.
• Check the tire air pressure, and the wheels, hubs, and axle.
See the side of the tire for the correct air pressure.
• Remove material that is entangled on the machine.
• Remove material from the rotor housing and discharge
chute.
Operating Instructions
BXT72S
Wood Chipper
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