Baroness LM315GC Manual

Technical Information Leaflet
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LM315GC
Height of Cut Adjustment

HEIGHT OF CUT ADJUSTMENT
The setting bar for the Baroness LM315GC has two adjusting screws which are used as
follows:
This setting bar needs to be set as follows:
Groomer height setting screw. If no groomer
is fitted then this screw is not used.
Height of Cut Setting Screw
This end of this screw (as shown) needs to
be adjusted so that it measures the same
distance as the desired groomer setting.
This screw needs to be adjusted so that the
distance between the setting bar and the underside
of the head of the screw (as shown) is adjusted so
that it measures the same distance as the desired
height of cut.

Loosen the height of cut locking nut
using a 13mm spanner.
Once it is loose, lightly tighten it by
hand so that it is held in place but
able to be moved.
Repeat this on both sides of the
machine.
With the Baroness setting bar set to
the required height of cut, place it
into position on the cutting unit so
that the ends of the setting bar are
resting on both front and rear rollers
as shown.
Locate the underside of the setting
screw head so that it slides over or up
against the top cutting surface of the
bedknife.

Use the height of cut adjusting nut to
change the front roller to the desired
setting.
Note: turning the adjuster nut
clockwise will increase the height of
cut and turning it anti-clockwise will
decrease the height of cut.
Adjust the front roller either up or
down using the previously mentioned
adjuster nuts until the underside of
the adjuster screw slides snuggly (not
too tight and not too loose) over the
upper surface of the bedknife with
the ends of the setting bar touching
both the front and rear rollers.
Adjust both sides of the front roller
until both sides are adjusted
correctly. This procedure might have
to be repeated several times until the
adjustment is just right.
Once the desired settings is achieved,
tighten the front roller bracket locking
nuts using a 13mm spanner.
Recheck the height of cut setting after
the locking nuts have been tightened
in case the setting moved, in which
case re-adjust as necessary.