8
Activation
Please place the bio-shredder on a flat and dry
surface. Let it hooked to the trailer. Make sure that
all protection housings are closed. Make also sure
that the levels of the hydraulic oil, of the oil in the
multiplier unit and of the oil in the reducers (see
paragraph “Maintenance”) are not under the allowed
limit. Unblock the machine from its trailer by using
the lever (picture 1). Turn the lever of 90° until it
reaches its working position. Once the lever is in its
working position, please block it. Pull out the two
supporting feet from underneath the hopper and
place them on the ground, placing thick wedges
between the feet and the soil (picture 2).
Connect the cardan joint to the tractor in the correct
way. Make sure that the “free wheel” device is in
PTO of the bio-shredder and that the safety-locks
are in their appropriate seatings. Next, fasten the
safety chains to a fixed part of the bio-shredder and
of the tractor so that the external protection housing
does not rotate. Switch the tractor on and let it go at
its minimum. Connect the PTO of the cardan shaft.
Let the clutch go very slowly so that the shredder
can start working slowly. Start accelerating and
increase the pace more and more until you reach an
engine revolution number of the tractor allowing to
get 540 revolutions at PTO. No-stress display:
3000/3200 revolutions/minute
Adjustment of the no-stress device
The main aim of the No-stress device is to control
the action of the driving roll/apron conveyor
automatically, thus avoiding possible lodgements in
the shredding unit.
The No-stress device is controlled or adjusted by the
operators through a 4 button panel.
You can carry out this operation only if the display is on.
When using the machine, the screen displays the instantaneous revolution number of
the rotor.
Through the button panel you can control the following functions:
1
st
Function: adjustment of the minimum revolution number
2
nd
Function: adjustment of the maximum revolution number
3
rd
Function: control of working hours
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