4.4
Delivery and handling
The tool is packed and transported from the Manufacturer to the dealer using a 320x140x280 mm carton box. The total weight is
1.380 kg, so the unit is easy to be handled.
WARNING!
The handling operations have to be carried out according to the current work environment safety regulations.
5.1
Operating instructions
Put on the personal protective equipment shown in picture (C) and make sure that all safety systems and protective devices
are correctly installed and fully
WARNING!
Just use compressors or pneumatic systems which comply with the current Laws and are fitted with maximum
security valves.
WARNING!
•
Turn on the tool only after it has been placed between the branches. An erroneous use would cause the tool
early wear and tear and excessive air consumption.
•
Do not use the tool without the protection (11) of the links (6).
•
Do not make the rakes (2) idle. They may be seriously damaged.
•
Use the tool for the aims described in "Product Description" only. Any other kind of use may cause injuries.
Firmly hold the handle with both hands and then proceed as directed below:
a) Carefully place a branch between the rakes (2). Press the control lever (24), that operates the tool, by hand. Comb the
branches from top to bottom. The fruits will come off the branches.
b) After all the fruits have come off the branches, release the control lever (24) to stop the tool. Repeat the operation from
step a).
WARNING!
If the harvester gets entangled or stops among the branches, disconnect the air supply hose and manually unlock
the tool.
5.2
Troubleshooting
WARNING!
All the following maintenance operations have to be performed by a mechanic.
FAULT
The rake (2) does not
work.
The rake (2) has no power.
Air comes out when the con-
trol lever (24) is
pressed.
The rakes (2) work too slo-
wly or
jam.
The rakes (2)
stall.
NOTE!
If the above remedies do not solve the problem, contact an Authorized Service
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operative.
CAUSE
The air flow regulator on
•
the compressor is
closed.
The air hose is clogged.
•
The air supply hose is
dirty.
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The compressor pressure
•
is too low.
The piston (14) is not lubri-
•
cated.
The valve (28) seal is worn
out or ruined.
The links (6) are not
lubricated.
The piston (30) and the pad
(31) are worn
out.
REMEDY
Adjust the regulator to the correct pressure (see par.
•
3.6).
Disconnect the air hose and make sure the fittings are in
•
perfect condition and clean inside.
Disconnect the supply hose and blow in compressed air
•
to remove any
dirt.
Adjust the regulator to the correct pressure (see par.
•
3.6).
Check the oil level in the compressor lubricator.
•
Remove the valve (28) on the handle (25) and replace the
seals even if only slightly worn.
Lubricate the links (6) and check the lubrication of the
compressor.
Check the wear-and-tear of piston (30), pad (31) and seals
(29).
Point.
Use and Maintenance Manual – Original
Instructions Rev.: 00, Date 21/06/2019