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- Page 1 User Manual and Parts List Easy Core Easy-Core Translation of the original operating instructions 1924 English 917.120.000 REDEXIM Kwekerijweg 8 3709JA – Zeist – The Netherlands T: +31 (0)306 933 227 E: redexim@redexim.com www.redexim.com...
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Page 2: Preface
PREFACE Congratulations with your Easy Core purchase. For the safe and prolonged operation of this Easy Core, it is necessary to (have) read and understand this user manual. Without the complete knowledge of the contents, you cannot operate this machine safely. On the following page, the general safety instructions will be discussed first. -
Page 3: Safety Regulations
SAFETY REGULATIONS The Easy Core is designed for safe use. This is only possible if the safety instructions as described in this manual are observed in full. Please read and understand the manual before you (Fig.1) start using the Easy Core. If the machine is not used, as described in the manual, Fig.1 personal injury and/or damage to the Easy Core may... - Page 4 If the protective covers and safety stickers are absent, the Easy Core must NEVER be used. NEVER crawl under the Easy Core. If necessary, you can tilt the Easy Core. During maintenance, set up and repairs it is necessary to secure the Easy Core against sinking/ driving off/ slipping away.
- Page 5 Fig.4 Fig.5 For bystanders without personal protective gear: please keep a minimum distance of 4 metres! (Fig.5) Be dressed correctly. Wear sturdy shoes with a steel toecap, long trousers, tie up long hair, and do not wear loose clothing. Use the correct personal protective gear in accordance with the applicable Occupational Health and Safety Act and safety provisions.
- Page 6 Description of stickers 911.280.402 Safety sticker concerning the use of machine 900.280.402 Safety sticker concerning reading the manual 911.340.410 Safety sticker concerning wearing hearing protection E3100356 Pull to engage tines E3100357 Forward to lower tines, back to raise tines...
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ........................2 GUARANTEE PROVISIONS ..................2 REGISTRATION CARD ....................2 SAFETY REGULATIONS ..................... 3 1.0 TECHNICAL DATA ......................8 2.0 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ..................9 3.0 USER MANUAL ......................11 4.0 EU DECLARATION ......................12 5.0 MAINTENANCE ......................13... -
Page 8: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Model Engine Honda 5.5 HP 5 HP Operating width 360 mm 520 mm (14.2”) (20.5”) Operating depth, up to 70 mm 70 mm (2 3/4”) (2 3/4”) Hole distance 90 x 150 mm 65 x 170 mm (3 5/8” x 6”) (2 1/4”... -
Page 9: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS EASY CORE 104 Fig.7 1. UNFOLD the upper handle (A, Fig.7) and slide handle lock loops (B, Figure X) into place to secure the upper handle to the lower. 2. ATTACH the tine lift cable (C, Fig.7) to the tine lever (D, Fig.7) in the center of the handle by inserting the pin into it. - Page 10 EASY CORE 108 NOTE: Items in ( ) can be referenced in the Parts Illustration and Parts List 1. REMOVE the two bolts and nuts from the hardware bag (item 4 and 38). 2. ATTACH the upper handle (item 73) into the side braces with the hardware (items 4 and 38).
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Page 11: User Manual
USER MANUAL Lower handle: The lower handle (2) operates the idler for the drive V-belts. Pull the handle up to switch on. The handle should be kept pulled up to operate the machine. If it is released, the forward motion will stop. If the handle does not shoot back, when released, please contact the manufacturer or the dealer to remedy this, since it is very important for your safety. -
Page 12: Eu Declaration
EU DECLARATION Redexim BV Utrechtseweg 127 3702 AC Zeist, Holland declare entirely under our own responsibility that the product: EASY CORE WITH MACHINE NUMBER AS INDICATED ON THE MACHINE AS WELL AS IN THIS MANUAL, to which this declaration relates is according to the stipulation of the 2006/42/EC directive for machines and EN-ISO 5395-1:2013. -
Page 13: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Model Time frame Check point / lubricating point Method engine/oil filter Please follow the instructions from the engine manufacturer, however, change oil and/or filters at least once a year Before each operation - Check for loose bolts / nuts - Tighten the loose bolts / nuts - Presence and readability of... - Page 14 GENERAL REMARKS ON MAINTENANCE Tightening the V-belts: Tighten the V-belts by using the adjustment holes inside the rotating handle of the coupling. It should only be necessary to move it to the next hole. Do not over tighten the belts. This could result in a too great a load on the engine's spindle bearings. The V-belts are sufficiently tight when they do not slip during the operating cycle.
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