6
Inspection and adjustment
BRAKE COMPONENTS
1-7
6.
Set the simulated bellows pressure at its
highest value, as indicated on the
instruction plate. Depress the brake pedal
until gauge (4) indicates a pressure of 6
bar.
Read off pressure gauge (2) and check
whether this braking pressure matches the
pressure marked in the table on the
instruction plate.
If the braking pressure is incorrect, L2
should be adjusted.
Before attempting to change L2, first make
all connections pressureless.
-
Braking pressure too high: shorten L2
-
Braking pressure too low: extend L2
7.
Repeat the procedure described in point 6
until the measured braking pressure
reading is within the tolerance limits.
8.
Set the simulated bellows pressure at its
second lowest value, as indicated on the
instruction plate. Depress the brake pedal
until gauge (4) indicates a pressure of
6 bar.
Read off pressure gauge (2) and check
whether this braking pressure matches the
pressure marked in the table on the
instruction plate.
If the braking pressure is incorrect, L1
should be adjusted. This is possible without
removing the spring.
Insert a crosshead screw driver of sufficient
length into the hollow adjusting screw.
Before attempting to change L1, first make
all connections pressureless.
-
Braking pressure too high: extend L1
-
Braking pressure too low: shorten L1
9.
If L1 has been changed, repeat the
procedure from point 6.
R600120
41 42
2
1
L1
L2
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
P
4
(bar)
P
2
(bar)
0.5
0.1
P
41
P
41
=5.9 bar
P
41
P
42
=2.3 bar
P
41
P
42
=0.5 bar
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