Handling Of The Draw Aligner; Preparations Prior To Alignment; Alignment - Car-O-Liner D20 Instruction Manual

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4.4

Handling of the draw aligner

4.4.1 Preparations prior to alignment

4.4.2 Alignment

4.10
Before using the draw aligner, observe the following:
WARNING! Make sure that the hydraulic hose is undamaged. The working
pressure is approximately 700 bar (10 200 PSI). If the hose springs a leak, the
oil under high pressure can cause injuries and/or damage.
Make sure that there is no air in the hydraulic system. Bleed the system as
follows:
- Connect the pump hose to the cylinder.
- Extend the cylinder fully.
- Hold the pump 1.5 to 2 metres (60 to 80 inches) above floor level and
release pressure. The built-in spring will force the cylinder back and expel
any air from the system.
- Repeat this procedure once more.
WARNING! Make sure that the draw aligner is correctly secured to the
lifting platform. Risk of injuries.
WARNING! Never leave the draw aligner unattended when it is under
pressure. Risk of injuries.
WARNING! Make sure not to release the locking wedge when performing
alignment. Risk of injuries.
1 Position the draw aligner based on the impact angle of the damage.
Note! A correct position of the draw aligner minimizes the number of times
it must be moved during the course of work.
Note! The draw aligner can rotate side-ways. The draw aligner arm can be
continuously inclined 120 degrees sideways to obtain the optimum pulling
angle. The draw aligner arm automatically locks at the desired position.
4 Operation
Speed Draw aligner D20
(138 03 85 231, rev. 0), 2001-04, GB/US