Figs, An angle of 180 against the gear | Cateye EC-3600, EC-3700

àAssembling the Gear Crank (Crank)

1.	Mount the gear crank (crank) to the crank shaft.
2.	Securely fasten the crank nut by using a socket wrench (or by
	a cotterless gear crank removing/fastening tool and a wrench).
	(Figs. 1 & 2)
	* Respective cranks should be positioned each other to from
	an angle of 180° against the gear.(Fig.3)
3.	Fasten the crank cap by using a coin, etc. (Fig. 4)
4.	The chain should be first set on the free wheel, and then on the
	upper part of the large gear. A forward rotation of the crank will

Wrench

Cotterless Gear Crank Removing/Fastening Tool

Fig. 1

Wrench

Cotterless Gear Crank Removing/Fastening Tool

Fig. 2

Right-Side

Crank

Left-Side Crank

Fig. 3

	enable the complete setting of the gear. (Fig. 5)
5.	Adjust the tension of chain. Loosen the workload fixing screw
	[two screws at each right and left side (Fig. 6)], and adjust the
	tension while sliding the workload unit. The tension of chain
	should be adjusted as illustrated in Fig. 7.
	* Be careful not to give excessive tensioning to the chain.
6. Adjust the clearance between the magnet mounted on the
	large gear and the CDC sensor, and also adjust the positions
	of the indication lines, by referring to Item (5) Section ES-5
	"Replacing the CDC Sensor."
7.	Provisionally turn on the power, and check if the pedal
	cadence is displayed on the control unit.
8.	Assemble the frame cover by referring to the Sections D-1 & D-
	2 "Removing the Frame Covers."

Coin

Crank Cap

Fig. 4

Workload Unit Fixing Screw

Fig. 6

Upper Part of Large Gear

Chain

Fig. 5

Approx. 3 to 7mm of Slack

Fig. 7

Cateye Ergociser Series 1000 Service Manual

Cateye EC-3600 Figs, An angle of 180 against the gear, Should be adjusted as illustrated in Fig