Adjustment Of The Binding To The Boot - Diamir Eagle Experience Freeride Pro Service Manual

5.1.2 Dimensions of alpine boots for adults according DIN ISO 5355:
Outline of DIN-workbook (dimensions in mm)
5.2

Adjustment of the binding to the boot

the binding has to be adjusted to the corresponding boot sole length with the correct forward pressure and toe height:
1. Preset the boot sole length with the adjustment screw for sole length (20) (Picture 5.2 A).
2. turn the height adjustment screw (19) 2–3 turns upwards when using an alpine touring ski boot (Picture 5.2 B).
3. Put the Diamir adjustment toe piece card or a sheet of paper on the AFD (gliding) plate (10/11). Centre the boot tip in the toe piece
and push the heel into the automatic heel release system until it audibly snaps in.
4. Adjust the toe piece (1) by the height adjustment screw until the Diamir adjustment toe piece card can be pulled out with sensible
friction (Picture 5.2 C).
5. Adjust the screw for sole length (20) with the stepped in boot and make sure that it is flush with the rear edge of the end piece
(Picture 5.2 D).
6. check point 5 several times by opening and closing the binding.
Picture 5.2 a
Picture 5.2 E
Picture 5.2 B
the toe piece can be adjusted maximum of seven full turns (7 mm) upwards from the lowest
position. If the boot soles are too thick they must be ground by a specialist dealer.
If the toe piece is raised up to much, the DIN value absolutely must be set to the minimum
before lowering the toe piece in order not to break the piston.
After the adjustment you have to check if the boot is properly held in the binding. therefore
move the boot by hand first upwards and then sidewards.
Make sure that models with AFD plate (11) have a space of at least 1 mm between the boot
sole and the AFD plate as shown in Picture 5.2 E. If the space is less than 1 mm the sole has
to be ground accordingly by a specialist dealer.
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Picture 5.2 c
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Picture 5.2 D
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