Safety Instructions - AL-KO EH 359 007 Notice D'utilisation

GB
Operating Instructions for the
EH 359 007
Contents
Manufacturer's certificate
Introduction

Safety instructions

Controls
Maintenance and cleaning
Spare parts
Troubleshooting plan
Introduction
Dear customer,
We have compiled these instructions to help
you to mount and operate the AL-KO spare
wheel holder reliably. Please take time to read
through the instructions carefully before instal-
ling the holder and comply with the technical
data.
The operating instructions must be kept with
the vehicle papers.
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Safety instructions
• Install the spare wheel holder so that the
spare wheel can be taken off from the pave-
ment side of the road.
• After fitting it, check that it is securely atta-
ched and working properly.
• Before setting off, ensure that the star handle
is secured in place with securing hooks.
• The unladen weight will be increased by
approx. 6 kg by attaching the spare wheel hol-
der and by approx. 7.8 kg with holding plates,
plus the weight of the spare wheel. The effec-
tive load is reduced accordingly.
• No other equipment may be hampered by its
installation.
Assembly
Assembly of the sliding part
The two telescopic tubes (fig. 1/1) are connec-
ted by the connecting sheet (fig. 1/5) and the
attachment plate (fig. 2/4). Secure the connec-
ting sheet in place with 2 collar bands (fig. 1/6),
4 hexagon-head screws M6x12 (fig. 1/22) and
4 hexagon nuts (fig. 1/23). The space from the
attachment plate should be approx. 400 mm
(pay attention to the size of the tyre).
Screw the attachment plate (fig. 2/4) to the tele-
scopic tubes with hexagon-head screws M6x30
(fig. 2/21) and 4 hexagon nuts (fig. 2/23). Ins-
ert the locking screw (fig. 2/9) from the inside
out through the borehole (Ø 13). Tighten it with
hexagon nuts (fig. 2/15).
Insert the sliding part onto the frame following
the assembly of the telescopic tubes. Screw on
the star grip (fig. 2/8) and hang on the securing
chain (fig. 2/10).
Assembly of the telescopic tubes
Insert rubber grommets (fig. 3/12) into the exi-
sting boreholes on the left-hand part of the
frame (forwards). Thread a washer (21) (fig.
3/17) onto each telescopic tube and insert the
tubes through the rubber grommets. Insert
another washer (21) (fig. 3/17) and a lug-type
bushing onto the ends of the tubes. Secure the
telescopic tubes on the frame by affixing them
on either side with 2 5x30 splints (fig. 3/20).
Securing the spare wheel in place
A hexagon-head screw M12 (fig. 6/14) is secu-
red in place in the middle borehole of the
connecting sheet with two washers (fig. 6/16)
and a hexagon nut (fig. 6/18). Depending on the
diameter of the hole of the wheel, a hexagon-
head screw M12 (fig. 6/14) is secured in place