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2.3

Torque adjustment

The torque depends on the upcoming air pressure

of the engine. The desired air pressure can be set

via the pressure regulator of the maintenance unit.

The torque setting for the alkitronic® CL multiplier must be

set either on the maintenance unit (appendix E) or on the air

supply in accordance with the enclosed characteristic data

sheet (see sample illustration on the right). For the CLS2

and RCL types, there are 2 gears available (Fig. 1), the fast

and the power gear. The torques (Nm) are listed on a table

and are readable on the upper side of the handle (Fig. 2) of

the alkitronic® multiplier. The torque specifications are to be

regarded as adjusting aids. Option: Machine-specific torque

values can be factory determined with our calibration system.

Special connections and larger pressure and / or volume

fluctuations in the supply network can lead to deviations.

alkitronic® CLS2 / RCL

Sample illustration characteristics datasheet

2.4

Fig. 1

I. Gear

II. Gear

Fig. 2

Operating notes

During the first hours of operation (start-up phase)

it is possible that there is a slight leakage of grease

on the housing shells. In this case, remove grease

to avoid slipping during operation or to avoid

contamination.

In the event of loss of performance or other iden-

tifiable damage, send the alkitronic® CL multiplier

to your nearest alkitronic® Partner in the original

packaging as soon as possible or directly to alki

TECHNIK GmbH.

Type alkitronic® CLS2 und alkitronic® RCL:

Change gear (1st gear / 2nd gear) only when the en-

gine is stopped to prevent damage to the multiplier.

alkitronic® CL Multipliers are designed for an ambi-

ent temperature of -10 ° C to + 40 ° C. Exceeding or

exceeding these temperatures can cause damage

to the multiplier.