Global garden products N 102 Series Instruction manual

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R l. 2.1 YEAR OF MANUFACTURE 2016
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MAP OF INTERVENTIONS
IMPORTANT NOTICE - The in ormation contained herein
is intended or Service Operations and pro essionals only,
able to competently per orm the operations described here-
in, using the appropriate equipment in order to sa eguard
security and per ormance o the machine. The manu acturer
is not liable or damages or injuries arising rom operations
per ormed by individuals or inadequate acilities.
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INDEX
1. Rul s and proc dur s for S rvic C ntr s
This chapter covers all the main aspects of the
relationship between the manufacturer and the
service centres.
A close collaboration between the manufacturer
and the service centres is conclusive for solving
problems in the most effective way as well as
maintaining an image of efficiency and reliability.
Compliance with these brief and simple guidelines
will facilitate this task and prevent general misun-
derstandings and time-wasting for both the manu-
facturer and the service centre.
2. G n ral and saf ty r gulations
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servic-
ing procedure and the general rules for guarantee-
ing a successful service which protects the en-
vironment and respects the safety of both the ser-
viceman and the user of the apparatus.
3. Maint nanc
This chapter deals with the criteria for routine
maintenance.
4. Adjustm nts and tuning
This chapter deals with the adjustments to be ma-
de to remedy the more fre uent performance fail-
ures and are usually resolved by uick checks and
tunings.
5. R moval of xt rnal parts
and main ass mbli s
For doing more difficult jobs, greater accessibility
may be re uired. This can be done by taking the
unit concerned off and working at the bench, or by
removing the cover or other external parts.
Whether or not this will be useful is at the discre-
tion of the mechanic’s experience.
6. R pairs
This chapter deals with all the more complex work
connected with the replacement or repair of mal-
functioning or worn parts.
The descriptions must follow a logical se uence
and can include operations not specifically con-
nected to a particular type of repair.
In this case, careful reading of the entire proce-
dure can help you omit all those operations not
connected with the case in hand without, however,
overlooking anything that may be necessary.
7. El ctrical syst m
This chapter deals with the problems and checks
connected with the electrical system.
All work can be done using a tester without having
to use special e uipment.
The electrical diagrams can be useful to you for
understanding how the system functions and to fa-
cilitate the pinpointing of any problems.
8. T chnical sp cifications
This chapter summarises all the main information
regarding the machine.
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GENERAL INDEX
1. Rul s and proc dur s for S rvic C ntr s
1.1 0 Identi ication and procedures
2. G n ral and saf ty r gulations
2.1 0 Sa ety regulations
2.2 0 Tools
2.3 0 Li ting
2.4 0 Vertical positioning
2.5 0 Practical hints
3. Maint nanc
3.1 0 Criteria or maintenance
4. Adjustm nts and tuning
4.1 1 Adjusting the engagement
and checking the blade brake
4.2 0 Brake adjustment
4.3 0 Drive belt adjustment
4.4 0 Drive pedal adjustment
(hydrostatic drive models only)
4.5 0 Aligning the cutting deck
4.6 0 Steering geometry adjustment
4.7 0 Checking blades alignment
4.8 0 Removing, sharpening and balancing
the blades
5. R moval of xt rnal parts
and main ass mbli s
5.1 0 Removal o ront hood
5.2 0 Removal o the wheel cover
5.3 0 Removal o the ejection conveyor
5.4 0 Removal o the tank and replacing
the uel pipe
5.5 2 Removal o the engine
5.6 1 Removal o the rear axle(Peerless MST
205-535 E - Tu Torq K46S)
5.6a 0 Rimozione dell’asse posteriore (Hydro-
Gear T2-ADBF-2X3C-17X1)
5.7 0 Removal o the cutting deck
6. R pairs
6.1 0 Replacement o tyres and wheels
6.2 0 Replacement o ront wheel bearings
6.3 0 Dismantling steering components
6.4 0 Replacement o the drive belt
6.5 0 Replacement o the small wheels
or the drive belt
6.6 0 Replacement o the blades belt
6.7 0 Replacement o blade connection belt
6.8 0 Replacement o the supports and sha ts
o the blades
6.9 0 Replacement o the accelerator
6.10 0
Replacement o the brake pads and disc
(mechanical drive models only)
7. El ctrical syst m
7.1 0 Troubleshooting o the electrical system
7.2 0 Summary table or the cutting in o the sa e-
ty devices
7.3 1 Sa ety microswitches operation check
7.4 0 Terminal board supply check
7.5 0 Electromagnetic clutch operation check
7.6 0 Starter relay operation check
7.7 0 Electronic card operation check
7.8 0 Recharge circuit check
7.9 0 Care and maintenance
o the sealed battery
7.10 1 Fitting sa ety microswitches
7.11 1 Electrical diagrams
8. T chnical sp cifications
8.1 2 Tightening torques and adjustments
summary
8.2 0 Belts assembly
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INTRODUCTION
This manual has been compiled to help Service Cen-
tres with the maintenance, dismantling and repair o
the ollowing versions o the N…102 lawn-tractor:
– mechanical drive with gear box;
– hydrostatic drive (hydro).
Each page o this manual states the ollowing in or-
mation:
R f r nc to anoth r proc dur or part of
th manual.
This symbol highlights all thos op rations
that r quir diff r nt working m thods d p n-
ding on th typ of machin , subs qu nt modifi-
cations or acc ssori s fitt d.
NOTE
Whenever a re erence is made to a position on the
machine “ ront”, “back”, “le t” or “right” hand side, this
is determined by acing the direction o orward trav-
el.
The manual has le t out the simplest and quickest
operations that can be handled by a good mechanic,
while concentrating more on speci ic aspects and the
best servicing procedures.
You are asked to read through this manual to acquire
a basic understanding o the machine, which is nec-
essary or working rationally without making errors or
wasting time.
All problems related to use are ully covered in the
user manual.
A) Machine or machine series to which the page ap-
plies.
B) Page number, speci ically:
– the irst two igures separated by a point indi-
cate the section and the chapter
– the third igure indicates the modi ication index.
C) Temporary validity o the page, with re erence to
the year o manu acture or serial numbers.
D) Page number and total number o pages dedicat-
ed to the subject.
The manual re ers to the ollowing symbols:
Warns of op rations that should b carri d
out with utmost car to avoid impairing th func-
tionality and saf ty of th lawnmow r.
Warns of op rations that should b carri d
out with utmost car to avoid injury to th op ra-
tor.
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REMOVAL OF THE ENGINE
General informations:
Since there are different types of drive, the stages
described here refer to those shared or similar in
all types of engine.
Related topics:
Drive belt adjustment [ 4.3]
Removal of front hood [ 5.1]
Adjusting the «MINIMUM» position [ 6.9]
Tightening torques
5Screw for pulley ............................... 45 ÷ 50 Nm
– Screws for engine fastening ............ 25 ÷ 30 Nm
2
• Remove the front hood
For greater operating convenience it is recommend-
ed that the transmission belt is slackened off; this is
done by ...
mechanical transmission models:
engaging the parking brake.
hydrostatic transmission models:
slackening off the tension regulator.
FIRST disconnect the black earth cable from the
battery, and THEN the red cable, to prevent possible
short circuits and dangerous situations.
Free the blade belt (1) from the clutch pulley (2).
Disconnect the connectors (3) from the clutch con-
tacts (2), unhook the return spring (4) from the clutch
side and unscrew the central screw (5) with the help
of a power screwdriver.
Remove the clutch (2) from the shaft, together with
the transmission command pulley (6) and the spacer
(7).
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REMOVAL OF THE ENGINE
General informations:
Since there are different types of drive, the stages
described here refer to those shared or similar in
all types of engine.
Related topics:
Drive belt adjustment [ 4.3]
Removal of front hood [ 5.1]
Adjusting the «MINIMUM» position [ 6.9]
Tightening torques
5Screw for pulley ............................... 45 ÷ 50 Nm
– Screws for engine fastening ............ 25 ÷ 30 Nm
2
• Remove the front hood
For greater operating convenience it is recommend-
ed that the transmission belt is slackened off; this is
done by ...
mechanical transmission models:
engaging the parking brake.
hydrostatic transmission models:
slackening off the tension regulator.
FIRST disconnect the black earth cable from the
battery, and THEN the red cable, to prevent possible
short circuits and dangerous situations.
Free the blade belt (1) from the clutch pulley (2).
Disconnect the connectors (3) from the clutch con-
tacts (2), unhook the return spring (4) from the clutch
side and unscrew the central screw (5) with the help
of a power screwdriver.
Remove the clutch (2) from the shaft, together with
the transmission command pulley (6) and the spacer
(7).
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MAP OF INTERVENTIONS
ENGINE - FUEL TANK TRANSMISSION - BRAKE - WHEELS CUTTING DECK
STEERING BODY ELECTRICAL
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INDEX OF RELATED TOPICS:
R moval of xt rnal parts and main ass mbli s
Removal o ront hood ................................................................... [ 5.1]
Removing the tank and replacing the uel pipe .............................. [ 5.4]
Removal o the engine .................................................................. [ 5.5]
R pairs
Replacement o the accelerator .................................................... [ 6.9]
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TRANSMISSION - BRAKE
WHEELS
INDEX OF RELATED TOPICS:
Adjustm nts and tuning
Brake adjustment .......................................................................... [ 4.2]
Drive belt adjustment .................................................................... [ 4.3]
Drive pedal adjustment
( hydrostatic drive models) .................................................... [ 4.4]
R moval of xt rnal parts and main ass mbli s
Removal o the rear axle (Peerless MST 205-535 E -
Tu Torq K46S) ............................................................................ [ 5.6]
Removal o the rear axle (Hydro-Gear T2-ADBF-2X3C-17X1) ... [ 5.6a]
R pairs
Replacement o tyres and wheels ................................................. [ 6.1]
Replacement o ront wheel bearings ........................................... [ 6.2]
Replacement o the drive belt ....................................................... [ 6.4]
Replacement o the small wheels or the drive belt ....................... [ 6.5]
Replacement o the brake pads and disc
( mechanical drive models) ................................................. [ 6.10]
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CUTTING DECK
INDEX OF RELATED TOPICS:
Adjustm nts and tuning
Adjusting the engagement and checking the blade brake ............ [ 4.1]
Aligning the cutting deck ............................................................... [ 4.5]
Checking blades alignment ........................................................... [ 4.7]
Removing, sharpening and balancing the blades ......................... [ 4.8]
R moval of xt rnal parts and main ass mbli s
Removing the ejection conveyor ................................................... [ 5.3]
Removal o the cutting deck .......................................................... [ 5.7]
R pairs
Replacement o the blades belt .................................................... [ 6.6]
Replacement o blade connection belt .......................................... [ 6.7]
Replacement o the supports and sha ts o the blades ................. [ 6.8]
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STEERING
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INDEX OF RELATED TOPICS:
Adjustm nts and tuning
Steering geometry adjustment ...................................................... [ 4.6]
R pairs
Dismantling steering components ................................................. [ 6.3]
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BODY
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INDEX OF RELATED TOPICS:
R moval of xt rnal parts and main ass mbli s
Removal o ront hood ................................................................... [ 5.1]
Removal o the wheel cover .......................................................... [ 5.2]
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
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INDEX OF RELATED TOPICS:
Info
Troubleshooting o the electrical system ....................................... [ 7.1]
Summary table or the cutting in o the sa ety devices .................. [ 7.2]
Sa ety microswitches operation check .......................................... [ 7.3]
Terminal board supply check ........................................................ [ 7.4]
Starter relay operation check ........................................................ [ 7.5]
Starter relay operation check ........................................................ [ 7.6]
Electronic card operation check .................................................... [ 7.7]
Recharge circuit check ................................................................. [ 7.8]
Care and maintenance .................................................................. [ 7.9]
Fitting sa ety microswitches ........................................................ [ 7.10]
Electrical diagrams ...................................................................... [ 7.11]
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1.1.0
IDENTIFICATION
AND PROCEDURES
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers all the main aspects of the rela-
tionship between the Manufacturer and the Service
Centres.
A close collaboration between the Manufacturer
and the Service Centres is conclusive for solving
problems in the most effective way as well as main-
taining an image of efficiency and reliability.
Compliance with these brief and simple guidelines
will facilitate this task and prevent general misun-
derstandings and time-wasting for both the manu-
facturer and the service centre.
R lat d topics:
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A) Id ntification
1) Machin
Each machine has a label attached (1) under the dri-
ver’s seat which shows the technical speci ications,
the model and the serial number.
Th mod l and s rial numb r must b shown on
ach r pair sh t wh n r qu sts ar mad und r
guarant , and ar indisp nsabl for spar part
ord rs.
2) Transmission (R ar axl )
The transmission unit (both mechanical and hydro-
static) is made up o an engine block including the
rear axle. This unit is made by another manu acturer
to our precise technical speci ications which di e-
rentiate it rom similar items by this same Manu ac-
turer.
Th s rial numb r on th lab l (2) cl arly id nti-
fi s th product and its sp cifications. This num-
b r must always b quot d wh n r qu sting
spar parts or any information from th
Manufactur r.
3) Engin
The engine is made to precise technical speci ica-
tions which di erentiate it rom similar items by this
same Manu acturer.
Th s rial numb r on th lab l cl arly id ntifi s
th product and its sp cifications. This numb r
must always b quot d wh n r qu sting spar
parts or any information from th Manufactur r.
B) Guarant validity
The guarantee is supplied under the terms and the
limits o the contractual relations in being. As ar as
the engine and the transmission unit are concerned,
the conditions given by their respective manu actur-
ers apply.
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1.1.0
IDENTIFICATION
AND PROCEDURES
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers all the main aspects of the rela-
tionship between the Manufacturer and the Service
Centres.
A close collaboration between the Manufacturer
and the Service Centres is conclusive for solving
problems in the most effective way as well as main-
taining an image of efficiency and reliability.
Compliance with these brief and simple guidelines
will facilitate this task and prevent general misun-
derstandings and time-wasting for both the manu-
facturer and the service centre.
R lat d topics:
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C) S rvic r pairs aft r guarant p riod
The Service Centre has to make out a report contai-
ning the machine’s serial number, a summary o the
problem, the repairs carried out and any spare parts
used or each repair done on the machine.
A copy o this report must be retained to be made a-
vailable to the Manu acturer together with the parts in
case o any subsequent disputes with Customers.
D) Fault notification
The Manu acturer welcomes any noti ications o
aults that recur with particular requency. It gives the
opportunity or a care ul inspection o the problem
and the implementation o corrective action at pro-
duction level.
Similarly, the Manu acturer will noti y o any aults di-
scovered on the machines produced, with recom-
mendations or the most suitable procedures or their
remedy.
E) Spar parts r qu st
When requesting spare parts, the code number must
be given, re erring to the exploded charts or the year
o manu acture, shown on the identi ication label
[ point A].
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2.1.0
SAFETY REGULATIONS
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servicing
procedure and the general rules for guaranteeing a
successful service which respects the safety of the
machine.
R lat d topics:
Tools [ 2.2]
Sa ety microswitches operation check [ 7.3]
A) Qualification of op rators
All maintenance, disassembly and repairs must be
carried out by expert mechanics who are amiliar with
all the accident prevention and sa ety regulations
a ter reading through the procedures in this manual.
B) Saf ty m asur s
All the machines are manu actured in accordance
with the strict European sa ety regulations in orce.
To maintain these levels o sa ety in the longer term,
the Service Centres should work to this end by mak-
ing appropriate checks every time there is the chance
to do so.
Particularly, every time there is work done on the
machine the Service Centre should:
1) ch ck:
– that saf ty microswitch s ar working corr c-
tly;
– that th casings and prot ction cov rs hav
not b n r mov d;
– that th lab ls with instructions or provisions
hav not b n r mov d or hav b com ill g-
ibl (th s form an int gral part of th saf ty
syst m).
2) th y should also:
– r stor to prop r working ord r any saf ty d -
vic s which hav b n manipulat d or r mo-
v d;
– r attach in ffici nt, damag d or missing ca-
sings and prot ction cov rs;
– r plac ill gibl lab ls;
– not ndors any r pair or modification on th
machin or th ngin which r sults in a chan-
g in p rformanc or us that is incorr ct or
diff r nt from th purpos for which it was d -
sign d and approv d;
– warn th Custom r that th failur to comply
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with th abov points r sults in th automatic
annulm nt of th Guarant and th Manufac-
tur r d clin s all r sponsibility, as also shown
in chapt r 1 of th Instruction Bookl t.
C) Pr cautions during s rvicing
The operations described in this manual do not entail
particularly hazardous situations besides the normal
hazard related to mechanical operations and that can
be avoided by taking the necessary care and atten-
tion normally required or this type o work.
As well as ollowing the usual accident prevention re-
gulations that apply to most repair shops, we re-
commend you:
– taking out th ignition k y b for b ginning
any r pair work.
– prot ct hands with suitabl working glov s,
sp cially wh n working n ar th cutting unit;
– ch ck that you do not caus accid ntal p trol
l aks or oth r loss s;
– do not smok wh n working on th tank or
wh n handling p trol;
– do not inhal oil or p trol fum s;
– cl an up all trac s of spilt p trol imm diat ly;
– t st th ngin in a w ll-v ntilat d nviron-
m nt or wh r th r ar ad quat xhaust fu-
m xtraction syst ms;
– do not pollut th nvironm nt with oil, p trol
or oth r wast and dispos of all wast in ac-
cordanc with th laws in forc ;
– nsur that oth r p rsons cannot accid ntally
carry out actions that may physically ndan-
g r thos working on th machin .
D) N c ssary quipm nt
All the operations can be carried out with the tools
normally used in a good garage.
Some operations require special equipment and
tools.
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2.1.0
SAFETY REGULATIONS
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servicing
procedure and the general rules for guaranteeing a
successful service which respects the safety of the
machine.
R lat d topics:
Tools [ 2.2]
Sa ety microswitches operation check [ 7.3]
E) Symbols and t rms us d for saf ty purpos s
Some paragraphs in this manual are preceded by
symbols which indicate the ollowing:
Op rations that should b carri d out with ut-
most car to avoid impairing th functionality
and saf ty of th lawnmow r.
Op rations that should b carri d out with ut-
most car to avoid injury to op rators.
“WARNING” str ss s th risk of injury to on s lf
and oth rs if instructions and r gulations ar not
obs rv d.
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2.2.0
TOOLS
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servicing
procedure and the general rules for guaranteeing a
successful service which respects the safety of the
machine.
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3
5
7
4
6
All work can be carried out using the tools normally
available rom a good workshop. However, it is advi-
sable to have a set o special tools (1 ÷ 7).
These tools (1 ÷ 7) are to be used whenever is given
in this text.
1. Blocks H = 26 mm or adjusting the cutting
deck
2. Blocks H = 32 mm or adjusting the cutting
deck
3. Bush or assembly o blades bearings
4. Stopper or assembly o wheel bearings
5. Pulley extractor
6. Blades connection belt tension checking
template
7. Dynamometer
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2.3.0
LIFTING
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servicing
procedure and the general rules for guaranteeing a
successful service which respects the safety of the
machine.
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2
2
3
Th machin must n v r b lift d using a hoist
or oth r lifting quipm nt which us s cabl s.
A) Front
ONCE THE PARKING BRAKE HAS BEEN ENGAG-
ED, the lawn-tractor can be li ted using a jack which
pushes on the underside o the rame, placing a wood
block (1) between the base o the jack and the rame
and checking to see that the ree movement o the
ront spring equaliser has not been obstructed.
B) R ar
Place two suitable blocks (2) beneath the lower edge
o the plate.
In any case, an appropriately sized wedge (3) should
be placed behind the opposite wheels to stop the
lawn-tractor rom accidentally moving backwards.
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VERTICAL POSITIONING
G n ral informations:
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150 mm
1
1
WARNING! Two p opl will b n d d for this
op ration. Wh n lifting and tipping backwards,
only solid parts should b gripp d (st ring
wh l, fram , r ar plat , tc.) and NEVER parts
of th bodywork in plastic.
The tank must be checked be ore putting the lawn-
tractor in a vertical position to make sure that there is
no more than 2 litres o uel inside.
To assure ull stability, the lawn-tractor must only be
rested on the points shown, inserting a block (1) o
about 150 mm under the lower edge o the plate and
taking care not to damage the parts in plastic and the
grass-catcher mounts (2).
WARNING! B for carrying out any typ of work
mak sur that th machin is compl t ly stabl ,
and avoid op rations that could caus it to fall
ov r.
WARNING! B just as car ful wh n putting th
machin back on a flat surfac ; two p opl ar
n d d for this op ration.
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2.5.0
PRACTICAL HINTS
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servicing
procedure and the general rules for guaranteeing a
successful service which respects the safety of the
machine.
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2
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3
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5
3
5
5
4
A) ) Fitting snap rings
One side o the “Benzing” snap rings (1) has a round-
ed edge and the other a sharp edge.
For maximum grip the rounded part needs to be ac-
ing towards the element to be held (2), with the sharp
edges on the outside.
B) Joint pivot pins
There are a large number o pivot pins, usually con-
nected to rods, that need to be able to move in vari-
ous directions.
A typical situation has the pin (3) ixed by a sel -lock-
ing nut (4) with two anti- riction washers (5) in
between the pin (3) and the support element, and
between this and the nut (4).
Since these are joints, the nut must never be tight-
ened completely but only so much that it can ensure
the ree rotational movement o the pin on its axis
without, however, creating excessive ree play which
could result in the parts concerned becoming mis-
aligned and ailing to work correctly.
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PRACTICAL HINTS
G n ral informations:
This chapter covers the main aspects of a servicing
procedure and the general rules for guaranteeing a
successful service which respects the safety of the
machine.
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C) Crown fast n rs
Some pin ends (6) are secured by crown asteners
(7). During dismantling, these asteners are always
damaged and lose their hold, so th y should n v r
b r us d.
On assembly, make sure it is inserted in the right di-
rection and push the astener (7) onto the pin using a
pipe or socket spanner (8) with the right diameter, so
that it can be itted without de orming the astener
“crown”.
A d form d fast n r should always b r plac d.
MODEL YEAR 2016
N…102 HyN…102
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