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<strong>Maintenance</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Care</strong><br />

8.11 General maintenance work<br />

8.11.1 Adjust telescope<br />

Readjusting the front side<br />

1. Extend the telescope up to the red marking on the inner tube.<br />

2. Loosen the fixing screws.<br />

3. Turn the adjusting screws evenly in clockwise direction until there is no<br />

more play.<br />

4. Tighten the fixing screws.<br />

5. Check the selected setting by extending <strong>and</strong> retracting the telescope.<br />

Note !<br />

Readjusting at side<br />

Make sure that the adjusting screws are not overtightened <strong>and</strong><br />

that you do not adjust the telescope too far from the middle.<br />

Readjusting at front top <strong>and</strong> bottom<br />

Adjust telescope play at the front top <strong>and</strong> bottom using spacers.<br />

1. Dismount the collar.<br />

2. Dismount the front holding screw.<br />

3. Set the play with the spacers.<br />

4. Mount the front holding screw.<br />

5. Mount the collar.<br />

Note !<br />

Holding pins<br />

Make sure that the holding pins are at least 2 mm shorter than<br />

the wearing plate. They are used to fix, <strong>and</strong> not to adjust the telescope.<br />

Readjusting at rear<br />

1. Extend the telescope by approx. 100 mm <strong>and</strong> place it on the ground<br />

to relieve it.<br />

2. Dismount the rear cover plate.<br />

3. Dismount the holding plate.<br />

4. Set the play with the spacers.<br />

5. Mount the holding plate.<br />

6. Mount the rear cover plate.<br />

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