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3. ASSEMBLY
3.1
ASSEMBLY
3.1.1
Unpack product and check contents against list below. Should there be any damaged or missing parts contact your supplier
immediately. Refer to the appropriate parts diagram as a guide to assembly, read all notes prior to assembly.
3.1.2
Contents:
Item No.
Description
1
Feet (RSA)
2
Base Channel (RSC)
3
Vertical (Fabrication)
4
Top Channel (RSC)
5
Ram Mtg Plate
6
Ram (sub assembly)
7
Ram Collar
8
Hydraulic Hose
9
Pump c/w lever (loose)
10
Ram Mandrel
11
Spacer Short c/w snap ring
12
Spacer Long c/w snap ring
13
M12 Screws c/w washers
14
M10 Screws c/w washers
15
M8 Screws c/w washers
16
Anvil "V" Blocks (loose)
3.1.3
Identify and lay out parts. On a firm level surface, assemble main frame items (1 to5) with associated fixings, items (13 - 15).
DO NOT fully tighten fixings at this assembly stage.
3.1.4
Ensure vertical members item 3 are vertical in both planes and bottom channels item 2 are horizontal; tighten fixings in feet item 1.
Ensure top channels are horizontal in both planes and tighten fixings in vertical members item 3 and item 5. Fit remaining items.
3.1.5
Securely attach the press to a flat, firm, level surface taking into account clearance for working pieces. Should you wish to mount
a bench press on a workbench or surface, ensure the bench is flat and level and is strong enough to support the press and any work
piece during operation. Similarly attach the hand lever pump assembly securely in desired sound location.
3.1.6
Once installed, screw the pump lever into the pump arm.
WARNING! Observe 'safe handling practices' by using two people to position the press.
3.1.7
Place v-blocks on work table ready for use. Take care to ensure the v-blocks do not fall from the work table. Select either Item 11 or 12
or both depending upon press clear opening height required. Spacers coupled simply and held by snap ring in spacer spigot.
3.1.8
Before operating the press, purge the hydraulic system in order to eliminate any air that may have built up during transit. Open the
release valve (Fig 2) and pump the handle several times (suggested 20 times). Should the system malfunction at any time, repeating
this process may resolve the problem. If not refer to Maintenance heading 5.
© Jack Sealey Limited 2012
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Issue No: 1 - 01/08/12
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