Briggs & Stratton 8 manual Unload Cable

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I.Discontinue power winding when there are approximately 5 to 6

wraps of cable left on the cable spool. The last 5 to 6 wraps should be removed from the spool by hand. Turn Load Dial counterclockwise to zero and stop engine by turning off at machine control panel.

CAUTION! Remove the last 5 to 6 wraps of cable slowly by hand to avoid end of cable whipping freely off the cable spool during power winding.

NOTE: If you must turn off the controllers during the power winding operation at any time before it is complete, there is a special procedure that must be followed to resume operation. The drum direction must be noted and corrected if necessary.

1.Turn on both electronic controllers, Electronic Machine Controller and Hand-Held Wired Remote Controller with switch on main panel.

2.Start the engine by depressing the electric start button on the machine control panel.

3.Turn the throttle up on the engine.

4.Be sure the Load Dial on the Hand-Held Wired Remote Controller is set at zero (counterclockwise). The loading process will not start if the Load Dial is not set at zero. Press the Start button and begin winding the cable.

5.If the drum begins to move in the wrong direction, stop the operation promptly by depressing the Stop button on the Hand-Held Wired Remote Controller.

6.Change the drum movement to the correct direction by pushing the Load Drum or Transport Drum button on the Hand-Held Wired Remote Controller.

•Load Drum (moves drum towards the rear)

•Transport Drum (moves drum towards the front)

7.Resume power winding operations from step 7-F.

Unload Cable

Cable may be unloaded on to a cable reel or directly to a Condux Fiber Optic Cable

8. Blower. Unloading Cable requires the Figure-8 Eliminator Trailer to be in

Free Wheel mode and requires drag on the cable at all times to avoid whiplashing and tangling of cable.

A.Start the Engine

B.Start the Controller

C.Increase Throttle

D.Press Free Wheel Button on hand-held wired Remote Controller

E.Check Drum movement for proper direction. If the drum begins to move in the wrong direction, stop the operation promptly by depressing the Stop button on the Hand-Held Wired Remote Controller. Change the drum movement to the correct direction by pushing the Load Drum button or Transport Drum button on the Hand-Held Wired Remote Controller.

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Contents Eliminator Trailer Important Safety Notice Communications with the ManufacturerTable of Contents Technical Information Cable Handling SpecificationsTrailer Specifications Reposition the trailer on the job siteElectronic Control System Specifications Hydraulic SpecificationsTo reach 100 C Hydraulic Devices Work Area SafetySafe Operating Practices Electric DevicesJobsite Set-Up Guidelines Electronic Control Features and Operation HAND-HELD Wired Remote ControllerCable Diameter LED + / In / Up button and / Out / Down buttonSelect button Drum Position LEDElectronic Machine Controller FILTERS, Gate & Emergency Stop DetailsFunction Description Green LED RED LED OFF Prepare for Operation Disconnect Arm LockJack Mounts Connect Electronic Machine Controller Electronic Machine Controller Panel Load Cable Pull Release CableBlock Horizontally Assembly Lay Cable In PlaceClose and Lock On Drum Secure Cable InsidePower Winding Proper Cable WindingPage Unload Cable Prepare For Transport Another locationTroubleshooting Guide Service & MaintenanceProblem Solution Parameter Settings Display Actual Setting Command/ ProcedureReplacement Parts Part Number DescriptionLimited Warranty Warranty InformationFactory Assistance Condux International, Inc

8 specifications

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