Leader Easy Pow'air MT240 Instructions For Start-Up

Easy Pow'air MT240 : GENERAL FEATURES
Manufacturer's reference I60.10.060 & I60.10.061
Manufacturer LEADER S.A.S, Octeville sur mer - FRANCE
Weight : 43 Kg
+/- 0.5 Kg
Construction :
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Chassis in ø 30mm steel tube – epoxy coating
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Engine Honda GX160 type – 4-stroke – 6.5 HP at 3600 rpm (SAEJ1349 : 5.5CV)
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Guard of the turbine in double polyethylene skin
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Turbine made of composite resin - ø 420 mm – aluminium axle
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Operating autonomy _ 2h 00 at full speed
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Standard equipment : engine stops automatically in the event of shortage of oil or if the
fan is accidentally knocked over.
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Noise level around 92.1 dB(A) at 3 m.
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Retractable handle, two 200mm diameter wheels.
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Angle of tilt adjustable (from 10° to 20°).
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Airflow: 49681 m /h
3
Guarantee:
2 years, parts and labour, for the engine, see manufacturer's documentation
This equipment is designed and manufactured in FRANCE, in compliance with CE
directives.
This equipment should be used only by firefighting professionals
INSTRUCTIONS FOR START-UP :
The following checks must be carried out before first starting the fan:
- Make a visual check of the MT240 and its accessories to make sure that no damage
occurred during transport.
ATTENTION: Dot not attempts to start the MT240 ventilator if you notice any kind of
anomaly. Contact Leader SA immediately.
- Check that the manual for the HONDA is contained in the pack.
With the engine off, pull the recoil starter. If there is any unusual noise, or if the turbine
gets stuck, stop the engine and contact Leader SA immediately.
Read the instruction manual for the engine before filling up with oil or petrol.
Use the fuel and lubricant recommended in the instruction manual for the engine: fresh,
unleaded petrol with an octane rating of at least 85.
Fill the engine's oil sump with a type of oil recommended in the instruction manual.
MT240 : engine HONDA: oil capacity: 0.5 litre (20W50)
The limits for oil use are shown in the HONDA engine manual.
Make sure that everyone responsible for or using this equipment is fully aware of the
safety and operating precautions pertaining to rotating machinery.
NB : By its nature, a petrol engine creates vibrations. It is normal for the fan to vibrate when
in use, particularly at medium power. To ensure better stability for the MT240 fan, particularly
on an uneven surface, put the accelerator up to maximum power. This will reduce the
vibrations and improve the equipment's stability.
It is possible that there will be some extraneous vibration during the engine's running-in
period. These will disappear after several hours' use.
START-UP OPERATIONS :
The way the MT240 fan is started depends on the terrain on which it is being used.
1/ Check that the fuel tank is full.
2/ Check that there is no fuel leakage.
3/ Place the MT240 fan on a flat surface where there are no slippery products and which is
clear of debris. Make sure there is no obstacle between the fan and the opening for air
entry.
4/ Start the fan after making sure that it is in a stable position, and adjust the accelerator so
as to obtain the desired airflow. (For more information, see the engine manufacturer's
manual).
5/ During blowing operations, regularly check that no obstacle is preventing the airflow
from penetrating the interior of the building, or blocking the fan's suction grill
ADJUSTING THE TILT:
Use between 2 and 6 metres from the opening
1)
Lift the carrying handle, the fan is
automatically tilted to an angle of 10°
(operating angle recommended for 90% of
incidents).
2)
To close the carrying handle,
unlock it using the index pin (ref. A).
ADJUSTING THE TILT: LANDING, ENTRY WITH STEPS,
WINDOW:
Use between 4 and 6 metres from the opening
1)
To adjust the tilt between 10° 3). Lock the lever while holding the
and 20°, unlock the tilt adjustment fan in place so as not to alter the tilt.
lever by moving it a quarter turn.
2)
Tilt the fan manually so as to
centre the jet on the opening.
To lock
To unlock
Must be deployed
Before start the engine
MT240.0ZN.3.34.US.1
US
20°
To tip
10°
MAX