Whitmore LUBRICURVE ELECTRO 5, Инструкция по установке и обслуживанию

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10.2 Blade System
The system allows use of a range of grease distribution units:

Running Rail Blades
o
2 blades on high rail
o
4 blades on the high rail and 4 blades on the low rail
10.3 EasiBlade Installation
10.3.1 EasiBlades are supplied as complete single units. From the 4’ / Gage and midway between
Sleepers / Ties slide the base (W bracket) over the rail foot as shown. Locate the hook bolt
around the opposite side of the foot and tighten the single Nyloc nut. Fully bed the base
onto the rail using a hammer on the vertical faces of the ‘W’ bracket. Retighten the Nyloc
nut.
10.3.2 Where 4 blades per rail systems are installed it is important that the two inner blades are
in adjacent beds an empty bed and then the outer blades. This arrangement allows wheel
circumference pick-up and also benefits hose layouts
10.3.3 The blades are provided in left and right hand forms; the difference being the direction the
hose tail points, the correct layout is
shown in the adjacent picture, outer pairs
with hose tails pointing towards each
other.
10.3.4 Tilt the blade up so that the blade tip is
towards the rail head and as high as
possible, lightly tighten the two pivot bolts.
10.3.5 Decide the required blade height and tap the two steel lugs on the blade evenly down
using a hammer to achieve the required height. The setting gauge should be used to verify
heights.
10.3.6 There may be a slight gap between the tip of the blade and
the rail. To close this gap tap the corner of the lug as
necessary,
do not hammer the blade itself .
Strike here to angle in blade
10.3.7 Repeat process for each EasiBlade.
Note!
Blade height should be set at approximately 6mm below the indicated wear
line on the gauge face of the rail. If no wear line is apparent a good starting point is 22mm below the top
of the rail