





Rules of Knapsack use are described in this item.

When using Knapsack device You must remember following items!:
Table 1.
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POSSIBLE MALFUNCTIONS: |
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# |
Malfunction |
Cause |
Cure. |
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1. |
Motor doesn’t work |
1.1. |
On/Off switch is off |
Switch it On |
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1.2. |
AC adapter isn’t plugged in |
Plug AC adapter into circuit |
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1.3. |
Cable plug is not in contact with adapter's socket |
Check and make good contact in adapters outlet socket |
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2. |
Motor slows down and stops |
2.1. |
Jamming of levers on their axles |
Check all levers axles-bolts to have gaps allowing free swinging. Reassemble Main lever with optimal gaps |
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2.2. |
Jamming of Upper lever on Motor axle |
Disassemble the Cabinet, check the Upper lever free movement on its axle. Unscrew axle nuts and reassemble it with correct gap, allowing free turning. |
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3. |
Knocking levers |
3.1. |
Gaps between levers, axles too big |
Check all levers axles-bolts to have optimal gaps allowing for free movement without swaying. Reassemble Main lever with optimal gaps. |
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4. |
Abnormal Motor noise or overheating |
4.1. |
Jamming of levers in their axles |
Check all levers axles-bolts to have gaps allowing free movement. Reassemble Main lever with optimum gaps. |
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4.2. |
Motor overheated due to long work period |
Switch off the motor and allow to cool. |
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5. |
AC adapter overheating |
5.1. |
Adapter overheated due to long working period |
Unplug adapter and allow to cool |
