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RENTAL Manual 2010 Engl. - Tyrolia

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22 | Rental Ski Binding<br />

SR 45<br />

A child and junior model, super convenient,<br />

“parent-free” operation.<br />

• Automatic toe and heel pieces accept child and adult<br />

boot sole dimensions, giving you full utilization of<br />

your child/junior ski inventory.<br />

• SINGLE CODE<br />

“b – o” (199-255 mm) standard, or “j–w/F” (231-287 mm)<br />

with spare part: 162 538).<br />

• “ONE TOUCH”- Hand lever adjustment of the heel.<br />

• Replaceable brake.<br />

• Easy to open, easy to close.<br />

• For skis, groups G3 & G4.<br />

• DIN range 0.75 up to 4.5.<br />

adjustment:<br />

Measure the boot with the Rental Boot Indicator and<br />

determine the single code.<br />

If the boot is already coded you can use the predetermined<br />

single code.<br />

For Sympro toes open the ONE TOUCH hand lever (pict 23)<br />

and slide the toe piece to the desired single code position<br />

on the track. This will center the boot on the ski. Release<br />

the lever and make sure that the lever snaps into place<br />

completely at the selected single code. It may be necessary<br />

to slightly slide the toe forward or backward.<br />

To adjust Sympro or Symrent heels to the desired SINGLE<br />

CODE use thumb and forefinger to push down on the<br />

ONE TOUCH hand lever and slide the heel piece to the<br />

correct single code setting. Release the lever and make<br />

sure that the heel piece locks in the selected position.<br />

Forward pressure should be correct.<br />

Verify that the indicator located at the rear end of the<br />

heel piece rests in the scribed area of the toothed lock<br />

with the boot inserted.<br />

If a boot of unknown size is used proceed as follows:<br />

Measure the boot sole length in mm. Adjust the toe to<br />

the appropriate position. This will center the boot on<br />

the ski. Insert the boot. Open the heel piece and slide it<br />

forward until the heel cup touches the boot. Look the<br />

heel piece. Close the binding with the boot inserted and<br />

check the forward pressure (pict 24).<br />

pict 24<br />

All toe units come with an automatic sole- lug accepting<br />

standard bootsoles.<br />

The release-/retention value should be based on the<br />

Body Weight Method according to ASTM/ISO standards.<br />

Determine the toe and heel indicator setting from the<br />

table and set the binding accordingly. Don’t use a<br />

screwshooter for this. Reference page 16 for location of<br />

the adjustment screws.

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