AL-KO SnowLine 760.4 TE LED Betriebsanleitung Seite 37

Assembly
6. Use a knife to carefully cut open the rear wall
of the box (i.e. where the engine is located)
so that the appliance is not damaged.
7. Fold down the rear wall of the box (03/b).
8. Carefully remove the other loose parts and
other packaging material.
9. Roll the snow blower backwards, i.e. with the
engine at the front, out of the box (03/c).
5 ASSEMBLY
WARNING! Danger if assembly is not
carried out completely! Use of an incompletely
assembled device can result in serious injury.
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Only use the device when it is fully assem-
bled!
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Before switching on, check that all safety and
protective devices are in place and function-
ing correctly!
Necessary tools
No. Tool
1 Open-end or ring spanner WAF 10 (x2)
2 Open-end or ring spanner WAF 13
3 5 mm Allen key
4 Combination or long-nose pliers
5 Screwdriver
6 Spray oil
7 700.4 E LED only: Tyre pump with pres-
sure gauge (car tyre valve)
5.1 Fitting the lower brace (04, 05)
Mount the lower brace on the left and right at the
bottom of the snow blower.
1. Undo the screws (04/1).
2. Attach the lower brace (05/1).
3. Insert the bolts (05/2) through the lower
brace and tighten.
5.2 Fitting the operating panel (06)
1. Hold upper brace (06/1) incl. operating panel
against lower brace (06/2).
2. Insert 2 bolts (06/3) each through upper
brace and lower brace and tighten with two
washers (06/4) and nuts (06/5).
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5.3 Installing and adjusting Bowden cables
for travel and worm drives (07 - 12)
1. Attach the Bowden cable (07/1) for the travel
drive (07/2) into the lower hole (07/3) of the
right-hand lever.
2. Attach the Bowden cable (08/1) for the worm
drive (08/2) into the upper hole (08/3) of the
left-hand lever.
3. Adjust the Bowden cables as follows:
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Turn the adjuster on the Bowden cable
(09/1) in the direction of the arrow (09/a)
until the Bowden cable no longer sags (is
slightly tensioned). While turning the ad-
juster, hold the cable so that it does not
become twisted.
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Tighten lock nut (09/2) (09/b).
4. Fix the Bowden cables (10/1) with the clamps
(10/2) on the left and right of the handlebar.
5. Tension the Bowden cable:
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Loosely tighten the lock nuts (11/1, 12/1).
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Turn the threaded end piece (11/2, 12/2)
upwards until the Bowden cable is ten-
sioned.
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Turn the lock nuts against the guide
(11/3, 12/3) to fix the Bowden cable.
6. Pull down the rubber sheath (11/4, 12/4) to
the lock nut (11/a, 12/a) to protect the
Bowden cable against corrosion.
5.4 Adjusting the Bowden cable (13)
The fine adjustment is carried out via the adjust-
ing screw.
1. Loosen the lock nut (13/2) on the adjusting
screw (13/a).
2. Turn the adjusting screw (13/3) (13/b) to
lengthen or shorten the path of the Bowden
cable. Ensure that the Bowden cable is
slightly taut and is not sagging.
3. Re-tighten the lock nut (13/2) (13/a).
5.5 Checking the Bowden cable setting (14)
The Bowden cable of the travel drive lengthens
over time. If the travel drive can no longer be
switched on while the engine is running, the
Bowden cable has become too long and must be
tightened.
1. Switch off the appliance (see chapter 6.8
"Stopping the engine (38, 39)", page 40).
2. Re-adjusting the Bowden cable (see chapter
5.3 "Installing and adjusting Bowden cables
for travel and worm drives (07 - 12)",
page 37).
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