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KETTLER Ltd.
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KETTLER House, Merse Road
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North Moons Moat
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Redditch, Worcestershire
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B 98 9 HL
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Great Britain
KETTLER International Inc.
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1355, London Bridge Road
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Virginia Beach, Virginia 2345
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USA
Assembly Instructions
GB
Care and Maintenance
■ Do not use corrosive or abrasive materials to clean the equip-
ment. Ensure that such materials are not allowed to pollute the
environment.
■ The electrical elements and components do not require mainte-
nance. No alterations or repairs should be made to these parts
unless by a qualified electrician.
■ When ordering spare parts, always state the full article number,
spare-part number, the quantity required and the inspection
number stamped on the back.
Example order: Art. no. 07892-800 / spare-part no. 10100102
/ 1 pieces / inspection no......
Important: spare part prices do not include fastening material; if
fastening material (bolts, nuts, washers etc.) is required, this
schould be clearly stated on the order by adding the words „with
fastening material“.
Handling
Instructions for Assembly
■ Ensure that you have received all the parts required (see check list)
and that they are undamaged. Should you have any cause for
complaint, please contact your KETTLER dealer.
■ Before assembling the equipment, study the drawings carefully and
carry out the operations in the order shown by the diagrams. The
correct sequence is given in capital letters.
■ The equipment must be assembled with due care by an adult per-
son. If in doubt call upon the help of a second person, if possible
technically talented.
■ Please note that there is always a danger of injury when working
with tools or doing manual work. Therefore please be careful when
assembling this machine.
■ Ensure that your working area is free of possible sources of danger,
for example don’t leave any tools lying around. Always dispose
packaging material in such a way that it may not cause any dan-
ger. There is always a risk of suffocation if children play with
plastic bags!
■ The fastening material required for each assembly step is shown in
the diagram inset. Use the fastening material exactly as instructed.
The required tools are supplied with the equipment.
■ Bolt all the parts together loosely at first, and check that they have
been assembled correctly. Then use spanner to finally tighten
screws/nuts
■ Please keep original packaging of this article, so that it may be
used for transport at a later date, if necessary.
■ For technical reasons, we reserve the right to carry out preliminary
assembly work (e.g. addition of tubing plugs).
Belt adjustment:
Adjust the belt while running it at a speed of about 6 km/h (if
necessary, less). No person must be on the belt while adjusting it!
First loose the screws of the rear belt covering (A). If the belt
moves to the right, carefully turn the right adjusting screw (B, Fig.
4) clockwise by max. a quarter of a rotation with the enclosed
socket spanner. Operate the belt and check the course of the
belt. Repeat this process until the belt runs straight away.
If the belt moves to the left, carefully turn the right adjusting screw
(Fig. 4) counter-clockwise by max. a quarter of a rotation with the
enclosed socket spanner. Operate the belt and check the course
of the belt. Repeat this process until the belt runs straight away.
Tighten the screws of the rear belt covering (A) again.
Belt straightening:
First loose the screws of the rear belt covering (A). Turn the adju-
sting screw (B) to the right by max. one turn. Repeat this process
on the other side. Check as to whether the continuous belt slips.
If this is the case, repeat the described process once again.
When ready, tighten the screws of the rear belt covering (A)
again.
Be very careful when adjusting and straightening the belt. An
extreme over- or under-tension may damage the running belt !
Height adjustment:
Use the regulating screws to compensate for floor roughnesses up
to a certain degree. (Fig. 4.3)
