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WARNINGS:
1) THE JACK TELESCOPIC ROLLER KIT MUST BE ASSEMBLEDa ACCORDING TO THE "LT" LENGTH (Fig. 3 or 5)
2) THE "LT" LENGTH IS ABOUT 4/6 cm LONGER THAN THE SIZE OF THE TELESCOPIC ROLLER TO BE ASSEMBLED.
3) WHEN THE ELECTRO-ROLLER IS BEING ASSEMBLED, THE PLATES (Fig. 7 ref. A), INSTALLED ABOVE THE MOTOR AND CAP SLEEVE (Fig. 1 ref.
1 - 2) MUST SLIDE OUTSIDE THE FIXED ROLLER.
3.1
LT WIDTH BETWEEN 75 AND 95 cm
For assemblies with an LT length (Fig. 3-5) between 95 cm (maximum) and 75 cm (minimum), use the fixed roller (fig. 1 ref. 3) with the motor sleeve inserted
inside it (fig. 1 ref. 1).
To obtain the minimum value, using a saw suitable for iron, cut the telescopic roller to 70 cm (fig. 8)
To obtain maximum value, place the fixed roller up to the stop-point on the motor sleeve (Roller length 90 cm).
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Motor sleeve
3.2
LT WIDTH BETWEEN 95 and 128 cm
For assemblies with an LT length (Fig. 3-5) between 128 cm (maximum) and 95 cm (minimum), use the fixed roller (fig. 1 ref. 3) with the motor sleeve inserted
inside it (fig. 1 ref. 1).
To obtain minimum value, place the fixed roller up to the stop-point on the motor sleeve. (Roller length 90 cm)
To obtain the maximum size, withdraw the fixed roller from the motor sleeve up to the safety limit marked on the plate. (Fig. 9 ref. A) (Roller length 122 cm)
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Motor sleeve
WHEN YOU SLIDE THE MOTOR SLEEVE TOWARD THE OUTER END OF THE FIXED ROLLER, NEVER GO BEYOND THE SAFETY LIMIT (Fig. 9
ref.A)
ASSEMBLY OF THE TELESCOPIC ROLLER
90 MAX
70 MIN.
63
122 MAX
90 MIN
63
Safety limit (A)
27
PLATE (A)
20
Max cutting zone
Fixed roller
SLIDING
Fixed roller
G
B
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9