AR30
= 162mm
AR40
= 162mm
AR60
= 178mm
10
AR30
= 361,8mm
AR40
= 391,3mm
AR60
= 450,4mm
Adjustment of bowl fixing:
The bowl arms must be raised to normal working posi-
tion. Loosen the counter nuts
(1) (fig. 6)
and remove the
cotter pins
(2)
. Turn the bolts
(3)
until correct fixing of the
bowl is achieved. By turning the bolts
out
of the extension
tube the fixing is increased. Start by turning one of the
bolts half a revolution.
The adjusting diameter shall be measured inside be-
tween the bowl arms:
Adjusting diameter:
Adjustment of bowl centering:
Loosen the counter nuts
(1)
(fig. 6)
and remove the cotter
pins
(2)
. Turn the bolts
(3)
until the bowl is in the centre of
the mixer. In order not to alter the fixing of the bowl, one of
the bolts must be turned
out
of the extension tube and the
other
into
the extension tube. Use the flat beater to check
that the bowl is correctly centred and turn the planetary
head with your hand before the voltage is connected.
fig.7a
Measuring of bowl height:
fig.7b Adjustment of bowl height:
fig.6 Adjustment of bowl fixing and bowl centering
Adjusting diameter
fig.7a
Measuring of bowl height:
fig.7b Adjustment of bowl height:
fig.6 Adjustment of bowl fixing and bowl centering
Adjusting diameter
Adjustment of bowl height:
The distance
(X)
is measured from the bottom side of the
bayonet hole to the surface on the bowl arms on which
the bowl rests
(fig.7a).
The bowl arms must be lifted to
normal working position.
Bowl height (X):
Lower the bowl arms down on a wooden block so that
the weight of the bowl arms are not loading the lifting
system. Loosen the counter nut
(1), (fig.7b)
. Take out
the cutter pin
(2).
Take out the lifting rod
(3).
The lifting
bolt
(4)
is now loose and can be turned out or into the
lifting nut
(5)
, until the correct height of the bowl arms
has been reached.
