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LAVINA® 25G-X User Manual
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WARRANTY AND RETURNS
WARRANTY POLICY FOR LAVINA® X MACHINES
A warranty card must be submitted to Superabrasive within 30 days of purchase in order for the foregoing warranty to
apply.
You can either mail a hard copy of the warranty card or submit it electronically - see page 2.
Superabrasive warrants, from the time of delivery and receipt by the original customer, new and unused products sold
by
Superabrasive or Superabrasive-appointed distributors or dealers. Goods shall be free from defects in materials
and
workmanship. Superabrasive or a Superabrasive-appointed repair facility shall either replace or repair any
defects in the
Goods resulting from faulty design, materials, or workmanship. Products repaired or replaced during
the warranty period
shall be covered by the foregoing warranty for the remainder of the original warranty period, or
ninety (90) days from date
of the repair or shipment of the replacement, whichever is longer. Spare parts for repair will
be either new or equivalent to
new.
Warranty period shall be 2 years from the time of delivery and receipt by the original customer, or 600 operating hours
on
the machine - whichever occurs first. Superabrasive will cover the shipping charges for the transportation of the
machine to
Superabrasive (or an approved repair facility) and back to the customer (within the contiguous 48 United
States) in the event
that the damage occurs and is reported within 200 operating hours. Shipping
charges, if covered
by Superabrasive, must be agreed upon in advance and approved by Superabrasive. Thereafter, the
customer will
have to cover the shipping charges to Superabrasive and back. Superabrasive will not warranty Goods after a
period of
2 years from the time of delivery and receipt by the original customer, or 600 operating hours on the machine -
whichever occurs first.
Superabrasive shall not be liable for any defects that are caused by circumstances that occur after the Goods have
been
delivered and whilst the Goods are in the possession of the purchaser. Furthermore, the warranty does not
include normal
wear and tear or deterioration. Wear parts are not warranted. Superabrasive is not liable for defects
arising out of use of
non-OEM parts.
The Warranty is void if the purchaser has not followed the maintenance plan stipulated by the machine’s manual and
warranty card. The warranty is void if the purchaser repairs said Goods himself, or if repairs are conducted by a repair
facility
that is not approved by Superabrasive. Superabrasive’s liability does not cover defects which are caused by
faulty
maintenance, incorrect operation, faulty repair by the purchaser, or by alterations conducted without
Superabrasive’s prior
written consent. The same applies to any alterations of the Goods or services performed by
another party other than
Superabrasive, a Superabrasive-appointed distributor, or a Superabrasive-approved repair
facility. The warranty is not
applicable on a defect that arises due to tools or parts that are not original to
Superabrasive. Replaced defective parts shall
be placed at Superabrasive’s disposal and shall become property of
Superabrasive. If such defective parts are replaced
within the warranty period, the shipping charges will be covered by Superabrasive. In warranty complaint cases, when
no
defects are found for which Superabrasive is liable, Superabrasive shall be entitled to compensation for the labor,
material
cost, and shipping charges, incurred by Superabrasive as as a result of the complaint.
The warranty herein is non-transferable, and only applies to the original owner or purchaser of the machine.
RETURN POLICY FOR LAVINA® X MACHINES
The Lavina® X machines may be returned, subject to the following terms:
In no case, a machine is to be returned to Superabrasive Inc. for credit or repair without prior authorization. Please
contact
Superabrasive Inc. or your local distributor for an authorization and issuance of a return authorization number.
This number
along with the serial number of the machine must be included on all packages and correspondence.
Machines returned
without prior authorization will remain property of the sender and Superabrasive Inc. will not be
responsible for them. No
machines will be credited after 90 days from the date of invoice.
All returns must be shipped freight prepaid. Returned machines may be exchanged for other equipment or parts of
equal
dollar value. If machines are not exchanged, they are subject to a fifteen percent (15%) restocking fee.
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WARRANTYANDRETURNS...................................................................3
1.GENERALINFORMATION..................................................................5
MANUFACTURER..................................................................................5
GENERALDESCRIPTION.........................................................................5
MACHINECHARACTERISTICS................................................................5
LAVINA®25G‐XMAINDESIGN..............................................................5
ENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS............................................................6
VACUUMCONNECTION........................................................................6
TECHNICALDATA..................................................................................6
TECHNICALDATA..................................................................................6
2.SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS.....................................................................6
PREPARATIONFORWORK.....................................................................7
PROTECTIONDEVICES...........................................................................7
ARRESTFUNCTIONS..............................................................................7
SAFEUSE...............................................................................................7
PROPANESAFETY..................................................................................7
FIRESAFETY...........................................................................................7
EMISSIONS............................................................................................7
HAZARDCOMMUNICATION..................................................................7
LOCALAGENCIESANDREGULATIONS....................................................8
BEFOREYOUBEGIN...............................................................................8
OPERATINGMACHINE...........................................................................8
AFTERWORKISCOMPLETED.................................................................8
PERSONALPROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT(PPE)...........................................8
PROPANECYLINDERS............................................................................9
REFUELLINGCYLINDERS........................................................................9
STORAGECYLINDERS...........................................................................10
TRANSPORTINGCYLINDERS...............................................................10
3.HANDLINGANDTRANSPORTATION................................................10
ADJUSTINGTHEHANDLE....................................................................10
LIFTINGTHEMACHINEFROMWORKINGTOTOOLMOUNTING
POSITION............................................................................................11
LIFTING...............................................................................................11
STORAGE.............................................................................................11
4.OPERATION....................................................................................12
PRELIMINARYCONTROLS....................................................................12
WATERFLOWCONTROLUNIT.............................................................12
ADJUSTINGANDMOUNTINGTOOLS...................................................12
ALARM................................................................................................12
CONTROLBOARD................................................................................13
THECONTROLBOARD.........................................................................13
STARTINGTHEMACHINE....................................................................13
OPERATINGTHEMACHINE.................................................................13
STOPPINGTHEMACHINE....................................................................13
5.TOOLSANDACCESSORIES...............................................................14
WEIGHTS.............................................................................................14
TOOLHOLDERKEY..............................................................................14
FOAMPLATE.......................................................................................14
SECURITYPLATEFORQUICKCHANGEPADS.........................................14
6.POPULARTOOLS.............................................................................15
7.MAINTENANCEANDINSPECTION.....................................................16
REMARK..............................................................................................16
MECHANICALPARTS...........................................................................16
CLEANING...........................................................................................16
CHECKHOURLY...................................................................................16
CHECKDAILY.......................................................................................16
CHECKANDREPLACEAFTERTHEFIRST8WORKINGHOURS...............16
CHECKANDREPLACEEVERY50WORKINGHOURS.............................16
CHECKANDREPLACEEVERY200WORKINGHOURS...........................17
CHECKANDREPLACEEVERY400WORKINGHOURS...........................17
VACUUM............................................................................................17
WATERLEAKS.....................................................................................17
MECHANICALPARTS...........................................................................17
ELECTRICALSYSTEM...........................................................................17
8.TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................18
8.1ENGINE.........................................................................................18
8.2CHECKINGANDCHANGINGOIL.....................................................18
8.3SEPARATINGTHEHEADFROMTHECARRIAGE..............................18
8.4DISMOUNTING/MOUNTINGTHEENGINE.....................................19
8.5REPLACINGTHECLUTCH...............................................................20
8.6DISMOUNTINGTOOLHOLDERTOCHANGINGV‐RINGSANDFELT‐
RINGS.................................................................................................20
8.7DISASSEMBLINGANDMOUNTINGTOOLHOLDERTOCHANGE
BUFFERSANDELASTICELEMENT........................................................21
8.8CORRECTINGDEFLECTIONOFTHEUSEDPLANETARYCHAIN........22
8.9MOUNTINGNEWPLANETARYCHAIN...........................................22
8.10REPLACINGTHEPLANETARYDRIVINGCHAINWHEELAND
PLANETARYTENSIONER......................................................................23
8.11TENSIONINGANDREPLACINGTHEBELTS...................................24
8.12REPLACINGTHEPLANETARYDRIVENCHAINWHEEL...................26
8.13REPLACINGTHEPULLEYUNITS....................................................26
8.14REPLACINGTHEPLANETARYUNIT..............................................27
9.DISPOSAL........................................................................................27
10.MANUFACTURER’SCONTACTS......................................................27
11.SPAREPARTS.................................................................................28
ASSEMBLYANDPARTSSPECIFICATIONS.............................................28
1.LAVINA®25G‐XGENERALPARTS....................................................28
2.LAVINA®25G‐XTOPCOVER1PARTS..............................................28
3.LAVINA®25G‐XENGINEBASEPARTS..............................................29
4.LAVINA®25G‐XTOPCOVER2PARTS..............................................29
5.LAVINA®25G‐XPLANETARYDRIVEPARTS......................................30
5.1.LAVINA®25G‐XPULLEYUNITASSEMBLY...................................31
6.LAVINA®25G‐SWATERTANKPARTS...............................................31
7.LAVINA®25G‐XBOTTOMCOVER1PARTS......................................31
8.LAVINA®25G‐XTOOLHOLDERPARTS............................................32
9.LAVINA®25G‐XBOTTOMCOVER2PARTS......................................32
10.LAVINA®25G‐XCONTROLBOARDPARTS.....................................32
11.LAVINA®25G‐XCARRIAGEPARTS.................................................33
12.LAVINA®25G‐XENGINEPARTS.....................................................34
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Thisowner’smanualisintendedfortheoperatoroftheLavina®Xmachine,theservicingtechnicianaswellasforanyoneinvolved
withoperatingorservicingthemachine.Werecommendthatyoureadtheinstructionsverycarefullyandfollowthemstrictly.The
manualincludesinformationaboutassembling,using,handling,adjustingandmaintainingyourLavina®Xfloorgrindingandpolishing
machine.
MANUFACTURER
Superabrasivewasfoundedin1987,asamanufacturerofhighqualitydiamondtoolsforthestoneandconcreteindustry.Today,
Superabrasiveisoneoftheworld’sleadingcompaniesintheproductionofdiamondtoolsandfloorgrindingmachinery.At
Superabrasive,westrivetodelivertheverybestsolutionstoourcustomers,andenablethemtoworkmoreefficiently.
GENERALDESCRIPTION
TheLavina®Xmachineisintendedforgrinding,polishingandbuffingconcrete,marble,granite,limestoneandterrazzosurfaceswith
diamondtools.
TheLavina®Xmachineisathree‐discmachine,whichcanbeuseddryaswellaswet.
Forbestresults,useonlytoolsmanufacturedorrecommendedbySuperabrasiveanditsdistributors.Additionally,themachinecould
beusedforgrindingwoodfloorsurfaces.
TheLavina®Xmachineismanufacturedandfittedfortheabove‐mentionedapplicationsonly!Everyotheruse
maypossessriskstothepersonsinvolved.
MACHINECHARACTERISTICS
TheLavina®Xmachineismadeoftwomaincomponentsections:
LAVINA®25G‐XMAINDESIGN
Thetwomaincomponentsarethecarriageandmain
head.
Thehandleontheframeisadjustableinheightandallowstheoperatortoworkina
correctandsafeposture.
Thehalogenspotlight(Fig.1.2)enablestheoperatortoworkindarker
areas.
Existinglightingsystemdoesnotreplaceadequate
overhead
lighting.
Thepropanetankisplacedonatankholderonthebacksideofthe
frame.
Thecontrolpanel(fig.1.3)ispositionedontopoftheframeandcontains
switching
devices,whichensuretheproperfunctioningoftheengine,LPG
supplyturning
on/off
oftheelectromagnetic
connector/clutch.
Thewatertankisontheoppositesideoftheframe,sothattheweightof
the
waterdoesnotaffecttheoperationofthemachine.Theframeweight,on
the
otherhand,isfullyabsorbedbythedrivingwheels.Anelectricpumpsprays
the
waterthroughafrontsprayeror
internal
TheEngineKawasakiFS481Vwithelectricclutchismountedonthebaseplate
and
itisdrivingthethreeheadswithabelt
system.
Theplanetarymotionderivesfromthemainengine,drivenbyasimplexroller
chain
,
Theself‐levelingGuardisdesignedtohavecontactwiththesurface.Anytime,
no
mattertheheightofthetool
used.
“Quickchange”toolholderisdesignedtoholdthetoolswith
“Quickchange”connection.
The“Foam”toolholderisdesignedtoholdtoolswithVelcroconnection.Itis
mountedoneachofthethreegrindingheads
with
akeylock(butterfly).The
Velcromakeschangingoftoolsfastand
easy
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ENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS
ThetemperaturerangeforoperatingtheLavina®Xmachineoutdoorsisbetween41°Fand86°For5°Cand30°C.Neveruse
the
Lavina®Xmachineduringrainorsnowwhenworkingoutdoors.Whenworkingindoors,alwaysoperatethemachinein
well‐
ventilated
areas.
VACUUMCONNECTION
Aconnectionforavacuumdustextractorislocatedonthecarriage.TheLavina®Xmachinedoesnotincludeavacuumdust
extractor.Thecustomermustpurchasethevacuumdustextractorseparately.ThehoseofthevacuumextractormustbeØ50.8
mmandcanbeglidedoverthepipe.Thevacuumdustextractormustbeadaptedforfloorgrindersandhaveaminimumair
displacementof320m3/hwithanegativevacuumof21kPa.
TECHNICALDATA
VIBRATIONS
ThevibrationsofthemachinearewithinthelimitsofdirectivesandharmonizedstandardsfromtheEuropeanUnionwhen
the
Lavina®Xisoperatedwiththerecommendedtoolsandinnormal
conditions
.
SONOROUS
EMISSIONS
ThesonorousemissionsarewithinthelimitsofdirectivesandharmonizedstandardsfromtheEuropeanUnionwhenthe
Lavina®
Xisoperatedwiththerecommendedtoolsandinnormalconditions.However,aspreviouslystated,theoperator
mustwear
earprotectors.
LABEL
DATA
ThedataonthelabelprovidesthecorrectVoltageandkW(neededforoperational
purposes);
Weight(neededfortransportationpurposes);productionyearandserialnumber(neededformaintenance
purposes).
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
ForcustomerassistanceandtechnicalsupportcallyourlocaldistributororcallSuperabrasiveInc.
at
1‐800‐987‐8403orvisitusat:www.superabrasive.com,whereyoucandownloadacopyofthis
manual
.
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
RECOMMENDED
USE
TheLAVINA®30GXmachineisdesignedandmanufactured
to
grindandpolishconcrete,terrazzoandnaturalstonefloors.
It
canbeusedforrenovationsaswellasforpolishing.
The
machine
isdesignedfordryorwetuse.Whenusingitdry,
use
avacuum
ofappropriatesize.Formoreinformation,
please
refertothe
chapteronhandlingthevacuum
connection.
PROHIBITEDUSE
ThemachineMUSTNOTbe
used:
Forapplicationsdifferentfromtheonesstatedin
the
GeneralDescription
chapter.
Inenvironments
which:
- Possessrisksof
explosion
-Possesshighconcentrationofpowdersor
oil
substancesinthe
air
TECHNICAL DATA Lavina® 25G-X
engine Kawasaki FS481V
Capacity of engine 603cc 36.8cu.in
Power 13 kW/3600 min 18 hp/3600 min
Tool holder rpm 570-1030 rpm
Engine rpm 2000-3600 rpm
Working width 655 mm 25.8”
Tool holder diameter 3x 225 mm 3x 9”
Weight 267 kg 590 lbs
Grinding pressure 160 kg 350 lbs
Additional weight max 2x29 kg 2x 64 lbs
Application wet and dry
Vacuum hose port Ø 50,8 mm 2”
Water tank capacity 20 l 5.2 gal
Water feed Peripheral and front stream with pump
Capacity Propane tank 9kg 20lbs
Machine LxWxH 1930x690x1110 mm 76”x27”x47”
Packing crate LxWxH 1480x820x1560 mm 58.3”x32.3”x61.5”
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- Possessrisksof
fire
- Featureinclement
conditions.
- Possesselectromagnetic
radiation.
- Innursinghomes,hospitals,day‐care
centers,etc
- Inareaswhereloosetilesorotherobjects
are
preventingproperuseofthe
machine.
- Inroomswithoutproper
ventilation
- Innursinghomes,hospitals,day‐carecenters,etc
- Inareaswhereloosetilesorotherobjectsarepreventing
properuseofthemachine.
- Inroomswithoutproperventilation
PREPARATIONFORWORK
Makesurethat:
Youhaveclosed
the
workarea,sothatnopersonunfamiliarwithoperating
the
machinecanenterthe
area
Thetoolplateandtoolsaremountedonthe
machine
properly
Therearenomissingpartsofthe
machine
Themachineisinuprightworking
position
Theprotectiondevicesareworking
properly.
PROTECTIONDEVICES
Themachineisequippedwithseveralprotection
devices
includingthe
following:
Aprotectionskirtandahoodforprotectingthe
tool
plates.
Thesedevicesprotecttheoperatorand/orothers
persons
frompotentialinjuries.Donotremovethem.On
contrary,
beforeusingthemachine,pleaseensurethat
all
protectiondevicesaremountedandfunction
properly
.
TheEnvirogardEmissionsMonitoring
System
ARRESTFUNCTIONS
Functionsofarrestingofthemachineare
following:
- Switchtostopthe
engine
- Buttontostopthegrinding
movement
- Closethepropane
tank
SAFEUSE
TheLAVINA®25GXisdesignedtoeliminateall
risks
correlated
withitsuse.However,itisnotpossibleto
eliminate
therisksof
aneventualaccidentwiththemachine.
Unskilled
oruninstructedoperatormaycausecorrelatedresidual
risks.
Suchrisks
are:
- PositionRisks duetooperator’sincorrect
workingposition
- TanglingupRisksduetowearing
inappropriate
working
clothes
- TrainingRisks duetolackofoperational
training
PROPANESAFETY
Propaneisaflammablegaswhosevaporsareheavierthan
air.Asisthecasewithgasoline,propanecanexplodeiftheproper
cautionsarenotheeded.Propaneisodorizedwithanagent
havingadistinctodorthatisrecognizableatverylow
concentrations.Thishelpsinidentifyingleaks,evenwhentheyare
small.
Awarenessandbasicsafetyprecautionsarerequiredwhen
workingwithpropane.Aslongastheseprecautionsarefollowed,
riskisnegligible.Ignorance,however,couldposeneedlessrisk.
Thetwogreatesthazardswithpropanepoweredfloorcare
machinesare:
- CarbonMonoxidePoisoning:Thisisthemostfrequently
reportedincidentassociatedwithpropanepoweredfloorcare
machinesandiscausedbyexcessiveexhaustemissions.The
symptomsareheadache,dizzinessandnausea.Amajorcause
involvesengineswithpoorpreventive
maintenance
practices,
usuallythosewithdirtyairfilters
and
machinesoperatedin
confinedareas
without
adequate
ventilation.Anothercause
may
be
substandard,inexpensivemachineswithno
emissions
controltechnology andimproperlyset
carburetion.
- OverfilledFuelCylinders: Nearly all fire
related
incidents
reported result from bringing a cylinder
into
abuildingwithoutfirstcheckingforoverfill.This
action
is
dangerous,unwise,and
unnecessary.
FIRESAFETY
Beawareofthepotentialdangersoffireor
explosion
when
usingpropane,andtakenormalfire‐safety
precautions.
Fire:ThereisapossibilityoffirefromLPGvaporleaking
or
ventingfromfuelcylindersorcarburetion
equipment.
Explosion:LPGvaporconcentratedorconfinedtoa
small,
restrictedspacemayexplodeor
ignite.
PropanemayexperienceaBLEVE,aboiling
liquid
expandingvapor
explosion.
EMISSIONS
Allpropanepoweredfloorcaremachines
produce
emissions.
Mostareharmless,butsomearedangerousand
can
befatal.
Carbonmonoxide(CO)posesthegreatestrisk,
since
COcanbelethalwithinaslittleas30minutesexposure
at
3,000partspermillion(ppm)
concentration.
Carbonmonoxideisaninvisible,odorless,colorless
gas
createdwhenfossilfuels(suchasgasoline,wood,
coal,
propane,oilandmethane)burn
incompletely
.
HAZARDCOMMUNICATION
AMaterialSafetyDataSheetforpropaneshallbe
posted
in
allbuildingswherepropanewillbe
used.
Becausepropaneisodorized,itiseasilydetectedatlevels
of
justafewpartspermillion,whichismuchlessthan
the
exposurelimitof1000partsper
million.
Ifyousmellpropanewhileoperatingapropanefloor
care
machine,dothe
following:
Stopthe
engine
:
1. Pullthethrottletothestopposition(ifpresent)
or
turn
thekeyswitchtotheoff
position.
2. Shutofftheservicevalveonthepropane
cylinder.
3. Movethefloormachinetoawell‐ventilated
area.
4. Removethecylinderfromthemachineandtake
it
outsidethe
building.
5. Ifthecylinderisleaking,contactaDOT
approved
repair
shoptodeterminethecauseoftheleak
and
havethe
shop,notyou,repair
it.
Ifafireoccurswhilethemachineisbeingoperated,do
the
following
:
1. Stoptheengine:pullthethrottletothestop
position
(ifpresent)orturnthekeyswitchtotheoff
position.
2. Shutofftheservicevalveonthepropanecylinder
if
possible.Becarefulnottobe
burned.
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3.
Movethemachineoutsideifpossible.Ifnot
possible,
moveit
toawell‐ventilatedareaaway
from
flammable
materials.
4. Donotattempttoextinguishtheflamefroma
gas
leak.If
youdo,thegaswillbuildupinthearea
and
couldre‐ignite.
Starvethefirebyshuttingoff
the
supplyof
gas.
5. HAVETHEMACHINEANDCYLINDERINSPECTED
BEFORE
USING
THEM
AGAIN
LOCALAGENCIESANDREGULATIONS
NFPA
Operatingapropanepowered
floorcaremachine
requires
compliancewithcertainsafety
regulations.TheNational
Fire
ProtectionAgency(NFPA)Standard
forStorageand
Handling
ofLPGasistheappropriateauthority
forsafepropaneuse.
A
copyofthispublicationisavailable
throughtheNPFA
in
Quincy,MA
(1‐800‐334‐3555).
Amongitsregulations,NFPA#58requiresthatall
personnel
employedinthehandlingofpropanegasbetrainedin
its
proper
handlingandoperatingprocedures.Italso
requires
themtocarry
awrittencertificationfromtheiremployer
or
trainingsupervisor
toattesttosuchtraining.Althoughthis
is
directedmainlytothose
whofillandtransportliquid
propane
gas,OnyxEnvironmental
Solutionsrecommends
that
operatorsofpropanepoweredfloor
caremachinesin
public
placesbetrainedandcertifiedas
well.
Withregardtooperationofpropanepoweredfloor
care
equipment,eventhoughNFPA588‐4.5says“these
machines
shallbepermittedtobeusedinbuildingsfrequentedby
the
public,includingthetimeswhensuchbuildingsare
occupied
by
thepublic,”OnyxEnvironmentalSolutionssuggests
usage
when
occupancyofagivenworkareais
minimal.
CARB/EPA
TheCaliforniaAirResourceBoard(CARB)and
Environmental
ProtectionAgency(EPA)alsosetlimitsfor
propane‐powered
enginesusedoutdoors,butCARB/EPAapprovaldoes
not
signify
thattheengineissafetouse
indoors.
CGA
TheCanadianGasAssociation(CGA)hassetalimitof
1500
ppmCOinexhaust
flow.
OSHA
Forpropanepoweredmachinesusedindoors,
the
Occupational
HealthandSafetyAdministration(OSHA)
has
establishedalimit
of50ppmCOfor8‐hourtime
weighted
average(TWA)in
ambientairandisconsideringalimitof
800
ppmCOinexhaust
flow.
DOT
TheDepartmentofTransportation(DOT)has
established
regulationsregardingthesafetyoffuelcylindersincluding
the
onesusedonpropanepoweredfloorcare
machines.
LocalAgencies
LocallawenforcementagenciessuchasthelocalFire
Marshall
alsorelyonindependenttestinglabssuchasULand
CGA
before
givingtheirapprovaloftheuseofsome
equipment.
Theselabs
thoroughlytestequipmentandsubmittheir
stamp
ofapproval
onlyafterrigoroustesting.Whilenot
being
requiredbyalllaw
enforcementagencies,thestamp
of
approvalbytheseagencies
furtherassurestheoperator
thathe
orsheisworkingwithand
aroundsafe
equipment.
NOTE:Inordertoreduceallconsequencesofthe
above‐
mentioned
risks,weadvisethatmachineoperatorswill
follow
theinstructionsin
themanualatall
times.
RESIDUALRISKS
Duringthenormaloperatingandmaintenancecycles,
the
operatorisexposedtofewresidualrisks,whichcannot
be
eliminatedduetothenatureofthe
operations.
BEFOREYOUBEGIN
Workingareamustbeclearfromanydebrisor
objects.
Afirst‐timeoperatormustalwaysreadthemanualand
pay
attentiontoallsafety
instructions.
Allpropaneconnectionsandcablesmustbeinspected
for
potential
damages.
Performgeneraldailyinspectionsofthemachine
and
inspectthemachinebeforeeach
use.
Alwaysinspectthesafety
devices:
Thetoolprotectormustbe
working
Mountthesecuritydiscwhenworkingwith
Quickchange
Pads.
Themachinemustbe
clean
Neveroperatethemachineinthe
rain!
Confirmthattherearenomissingpartsespecially
after
transportation,repairor
maintenance.
Beforefillingthewatertankwithwatermakesure
the
machineisnotworkingandthemainswitchisturned
off.
Beforeturningonthemachinemakesurethatthebase
is
placedonthefloor,themachineMUSTNOTbein
an
upright
positionwhenturned
on!
OPERATINGMACHINE
WhenoperatingtheLavina®25G‐X,makecertain
that
thereisnoone,butyouaroundthe
machine.
Neverleavethemachineunattendedwhile
working.
Thewaterhosemustmovefreelyandmustbe
damage‐
free.
Checkifthefloor,youworkon,isnottoouneven.Ifthis
is
the
case,itmaydamagethe
machine.
AFTERWORKISCOMPLETED
Cleanthemachineandits
surroundings
properly
Emptyandcleanthewater
tank
Storethemachineinasafe
place
PlacethePropanebottleoutsideinits
storage
THEWORKAREA
Makecertainthatpeopleorvehiclesdonotenterthe
work
area.
Avoidcablesandhosesbeinginthe
way.
Alwayscheckthefloorfor
debris
PERSONALPROTECTIVEEQUIPMENT
(PPE)
Alwayswearsafetyshoeswhenworkingwiththe
machine.
Alwayswearearprotectorswhenworkingwith
the
machine.
Allpersonnelintheimmediateworkareamustwear
safety
glasseswithside
shields.
Alwayswearsafetygloveswhenchangingthe
tools.
Alwayswearclothessuitableforthework
environment.
AlwayswearCarbonMonoxideIndicatorbadgesas
an
extra
precaution.
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Theplasticindicatorcontainsacoloredindicator
button
thatdarkensinthepresenceofCarbonMonoxide.
The
relativedarknessoftheindicatorbuttonindicates
the
levelof
COintheambientatmosphere.Most
indicator
badgeshavea
usefullifeof30days,dependingon
the
concentrationof
contaminants,humidity,
andtemperature.
TESTING
Thereareagreatnumberofinstrumentsofferedon
the
markettotestfortoxicgases.Onlythosedesignedto
read
carbonmonoxideresultingfromcombustionengines
is
consideredacceptablefortestingexhaustemissions
from
propanepoweredfloor
machines.
Someinstrumentsareusedtoread“ambientair”and
may
bedamagedifusedtotakereadingsinthemuffleror
tail
pipe.Selectingtheproperinstrumentisanimportant
part
of
meetingthetesting
requirements.
Generallyspeaking,unitscapableofreadinginppm,
(parts
permillion),atrangesfrom0to1000areadequate
for
checkingambientair(airinthebreathingzoneof
the
operator).Instrumentscapableoftesting
carbon
monoxideintheexhaustshouldbeabletoreadfrom0
to
atleast2000ppmandshouldbecertifiedby
the
manufacturerforthat
purpose.
Someinstrumentsandsystemsusedforthese
purposes
are:
1)AMBIENTAIR
MONITORING
DRAGERModel190:Manufacturedby
National
Drager.
SENSIDYNEgassamplingsystemwith
YB‐11038
Sensidynedectector
tubes
DRAGERgassamplingsystemwithYB‐4620
Drager
detective
tubes
GAS‐TECHModel
CO‐95
ENERACPOCKET60:Manufacturedby
Energy
Efficiency
System
2)ENGINEEXHUAST
ANALYZERS
HORIBAGAS
ANALYZER
ENERAC2000COMBUSTION
ANALYZER
ENERACPOCKET
60
3)DATA
LOGGERS
INDUSTRIALSCIENTIFICCORP.MODEL
STX‐70
COMONITOR,
Data‐Logger
BIOSYSTEMSINC.“TEXILOG”
Data‐Logger
Allinstrumentsusedfortestingmustbecalibrated
at
intervalsrecommendedbythemanufacturer.
The
monitor,
modelnumberanddateofcalibrationwill
be
recorded
withalltest
results.
OPERATOR
Theoperatormustknowthemachine’s
work
environment.
Onlyoneoperatoratatimecanworkwiththe
machine.
Theoperatormustbeproperlytrainedandwell
instructed
prioroperatingthe
machine.
Theoperatormustunderstandalltheinstructionsin
this
manual.
Theoperatormustunderstandandinterpretall
the
drawingsanddesignsin
manual.
Theoperatormustknowallsanitationand
safety
regulationspertainingtotheoperation
of
Theoperatormusthavefloorgrinding
experience.
Theoperatormustknowwhattodoincaseof
emergency.
Theoperatormusthaveanadequatetechnical
knowledge
and
preparation.
Theoperatorisexpectedtooperatetheirequipment
safely
andresponsibly.Theyareresponsibleforthe
proper
handlingandstorageofpropanecylinders,
identifying
potentialhazardsassociatedwithhisjoband
avoiding
thesehazardsatall
times.
PROPANECYLINDERS
ThePropanecylindersareconstructedofeither
aluminum
or
steel.Werecommendaluminumbecauseitis
lighterand
guardsagainstrusting.Thecylinderusedon
propane
powered
floormachinesisclassifiedasa4E240
cylinder.Its
rated
capacityis20lbs.andthisdesignationrefers
to
themodelof
thecylinder.Actualpropane
capacity
achievedduringfillingcanbelessthan,equalto,or
slightly
morethan20lbs.UseonlyUL,CTC/DOTlisted
cylinders.
Thepropanecylinderusedonthefloormachineisa
motor
fuel
cylinderaslistedbytheDepartmentof
Transportation.
Unlike
thecommon20‐lbpropaneoutdoorgrill
cylinders
(whicharenot
legalforuseonpropanefloor
machines),
themotorfuelcylinderhasanumberofsafety
systems
designedintoittoensureyoursafetyatall
times.
Therearetwotypesof20lb.motorfuel
cylinders.
Liquid
draw
Vapor
draw
Theliquiddrawcylinderisusedonlargervehicles
like
forklifts.
Thesemachineshavespecial
vaporizing
carburetorstoallow
thepropanetochangefroma
liquid
toagasbeforebeing
burnedinthecombustion
chamber.
Thevapordrawcylinderisusedonsmallmachineslike
the
propanepoweredfloorcaremachines.The
vacuum
generated
bytheenginedrawsupthePropanegas
vapor
throughthefuel
system.Thepropanepoweredfloor
care
machinedoesnothave
anevaporatingsystemand
will
freezeupifliquidpropaneis
introducedtoit.It
isnecessary
thatspecialattentionbepaidto
ensure
that
neithertheliquidnorthevapordrawcylinders
be
overfilled.
REFUELLINGCYLINDERS
Theproperfillingofpropanecylindersisasubject
so
important
thatitwarrantsspecialattention.
Propane
cylindersshouldonly
befilledbyqualifiedpropane
dealers.
Mostimportant,propanecylindersshouldbefilled
no
morethan80%oftheirratedcapacity.Theother
20%,
whichis
about4”(10cm)fromthetopofthecylinder,
is
calledthevapor
spaceorheadspace.Thisvaporcan
be
compressedwithout
causingthepressurereliefvalve
to
openandventgastothearea
aroundthecylinder.If
there
isnoheadspacetoallowforfuel
expansion,the
pressure
reliefvalvewillopen,releasingpropane
gasinto
the
atmosphere.Thisisaverydangerousandvolatile
situation
asthereisalwaysthepossibilitythatenoughofthe
vented
gascouldfinditswaydowntothefloorandcome
in
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Figure 3.2.2
contactwithapilotlightfromafurnace,hotwater
heater,
or
othersourceofignition.
Propanechangesintoagas,is
‐
44oF(‐42oC).Exposing
unprotectedskintopropanegasorliquidcouldresultin
frostbiteinjury.
Allnewcylindersshouldbeventedandpurgedofairper
manufacturer’sinstructionsbeforeuse.Neverbleedpropane
cylindersindoors.
STORAGECYLINDERS
Whennotinuse,propanecylindersalwaysshould
be
stored
outsideinanuprightpositionina
secure,
tamperproof,steel
meshstoragecabinet.This
cabinet
maybelocatednexttothe
buildingbutwithatleast
five
feet(1.5m)ofspacebetweenthecabinetandthe
nearest
buildingopening(doororwindow),alsoawayfrom
heat
and
direct
sunlight.
Donotinstallthecabinetnearastairwayor
streetelevator
as
ventedpropanegaswillseekalower
level
sinceitisheavier
thanairandcouldfinditswayinto
the
basementofthe
building.Donotstorecylindersfull
or
emptyinsideabuilding
orinsideavehicle.Althoughit
is
unlikelythatpropanewill
ventfromastoredcylinder,if
it
should,thevaporcouldcome
incontactwithan
ignition
sourcesuchasasparkfroma
powertoolor
other
applianceandcreateaflash
fire.
Donotsmokeoruseadevicewithanopenflame
when
handlingortransportingpropane
cylinders.
TRANSPORTINGCYLINDERS
Whentransportingcylinderstoapropanedealerorto
a
job,
makesurethecylindersaresecurelyfastened
and
standingin
anuprightpositionwiththeservice
valveclosed.
Acylinderrattlingaroundinthebackofavehicle
and
bangingintootherobjectsconstitutesahazard.
Avoid
droppingorbangingcylindersagainstsharp
objects.
Thepropanecylindersaresturdilyconstructedbuta
series
ofhardjoltscouldcause
damage.
Pleasenotethatanycylinderthathasbeenfilledis
always
consideredfull,nomatterhowlittlepropanegas
remains
in
it.Thisisbecauseevenwhenallliquidhas
evaporated
intovaporthereisstillsomepropanegasvaporleftin
the
cylinder.Becausethisremainingfuelisflammable,
an
emptycylindershouldbetreatedwiththesame
careful
proceduresasonethatisfilledtothe80%levelwith
liquid
propane.Theonlytimethatacylinderisconsidered
empty
iswhenitisnew,beforeithasbeenfilledwith
propane.
Whentransportingapropanepoweredfloormachine,
the
propanecylindermaybestrappedontothemachine
as
longasthemachineitselfisfirmlysecuredinthe
vehicle.
Ofcourse,sparecylindersshouldalwaysbesecuredin
an
upright
position.
3.HANDLINGANDTRANSPORTATION
ADJUSTINGTHEHANDLE
TheHandleontheframeisadjustableinheightandallowsthe
operatortoworkinacorrectandsafeposture(Fig.3.1,Fig.
3.2).Choosetheuprightpositiontomoveeasythemachine
(Fig.3.2).
Theunlockingisbypullingthehandle(fig.3.1)Thelockingis
automaticallyunderactionofthespring.Fig.3.1.1showsall
possiblepositionofthehandle.
Toavoidturningtheheadduringtransportshouldbe
unscrewedthe(butterfly,wing‐headed)screwandmove
the
leverfromthepositionshowninFig.3.3atoposition
Fig.3.3b.
Whenthemachineoperatesthelevermustbeinposition
showninFig.3.3a,inordertorotatetheheadwhen
change
the
tool.
Figure 3.3a Figure 3.2 Figure 3.3b
Figure 3.1 Figure 3.1.1
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LIFTING THE MACHINE FROM WORKING TO TOOL MOUNTING POSITION
Pushthefronthandledownand
swivelittothefront(Fig.3.4).Pull
the
handleupandensurethehead
isastableuprightposition,
for
mounting/dismountingthetool.
Ensurethatthewatertankisempty
before
flippingthemachine.Pull
theheadinuprightposition(Fig.
3.5).
LIFTING
Liftingthemachinebycraneispossiblebyusingtheeyeboltmountedonthe
carriage
(seefig.3.6).Theeyeboltandmachineconstructionisratedonlyforthe
weight
of
themachine.Donotliftanyotherloadsonthemachine.Usealways
hoisting
equipmentratedfor300kgor660
lbs.
STORAGE
AlwaysstoreandtransporttheLAVINA®Xmachineinadryplace.Nevertransport
the
LAVINA®Xmachineunprotected;itmaybedamagediftransported
unprotected
duringrainor
snow.
Whenduringthestorageofthemachinethetemperaturemayfalldowntoorless32F(or0oC)youshould
emptythewaterfromthesystemusingfollowingsteps:
‐ Pulloutthehoseofthetank(Fig.3.7)
‐ Usingcompressedairblowoutthewaterfromthesystemforthetwopositionsoftheturn‐cock(Fig.3.8,Fig.3.9).
Figure 3.7 Figure 3.8 Figure 3.9
Figure 3.6
Figure 3.5.1
Figure 3.4 Figure 3.5
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4. OPERATION
PRELIMINARYCONTROLS
Inspecttheworkingareaasexplainedinthesafetyinstructions.Forwetuse,fillinthewatertankorconnectthevacuum
extractorandensurethatthevacuumhoseisclearanditwillfollowthemachineeasily.
Makesurethebonnetairfilterontopoftheengineisclean.Itshouldbecleanedhourly.
Checktheengineoillevel,screwthedipstickintogetreading.Seetoitthetankisfillup(seealso“StoragePropanetanks).
TANKandFUELLINES‐Thetankshasalreadybeencoveredbutdothefuellinesshowanysignofwearandtear,suchascracksor
anycorrosion.Screwthebrassfuellinefittingontothetankservice‐valvehandtightonly.ThisconnectionMUSTbesecure
becausetheservicevalvehasasafetyvalveinsideit,whichwillonlyopenifthebrassfuel‐linefittingisCOMPLETELYseatedinto
theservicevalve.
WATERFLOWCONTROLUNIT
Theoperatorcanchoosethewatersprayerinthe
frontwhenthetapisinthehorizontalposition
(Fig.4.1),thewaterwillsprayunderthecoverofthe
machinewhenthelevelisintheverticalposition
(Fig.4.2).Theflowregulatingvalvelocatedonthe
tank(Fig.4.2.1)isincreasingorreducingthewater
flowtothe
working
area–infrontofthemachine
orunderthemainheadcoverofthe
machine.
ADJUSTINGANDMOUNTINGTOOLS
TheHolderA41inLAVINA®Xcanworkwitheither3or6buffers
whichwillchangeitselasticity.Youcanmakethechangeafter
dismountingtheholderaspertheinstructionin
TROUBLESHOOTING.
InLavina25G‐Xtheholderisinitiallymountedwith6buffers.
Mountthetoolsonlyafterensuringthatthereis
enough
diamondbondmaterialleft.Besurethattheplates
are
alwayscleanbeforemounting.
WARNING:AlwaysSecurethe“Quickchange”padswiththesecurityplate(Fig.4.3),lockwith
the
toolholderkey(Fig.5.3).
DiamondtoolswithVelcroareattachedonthreefoamplatesof9inch(Fig.4.4).Thefoamplates
are
ountedonthekeylock
(butterfly).Alwaysusethetoolholderkey
(Fig.5.3).
ALARM
EnviroGardemploysasensor(Fig.4.6)intheexhaustpathbetweentheengineandthecatalytic
mufflertodetecttheoxygencontentoftheexhaustbeforeitispassedthroughthecatalyst.The
oxygensensordoesnotreactto
nor
doesitmeasuretheCOcontentoftheexhaust.Itrespondsonly
tooxygen
content.
TheControlModuleissettoignorethereadingsfromtheoxygensensorduringthefirstthree
minutes
theengineisrunning.Thisperiodallows:Thesensortoreachastableoperating
temperature.
ThecatalystinthemufflertoreachthetemperaturenecessarytoreducethelevelsofCO,
nitrogen
oxides(NOx)andhydrocarbons(HC)inthe
exhaust.
ThemostcommoneventinwhichtheControlModuleshutsdownanengineiswhentheairfilterbecomesdirtyenoughto
restricttheairintakeflow,whichchangestheair‐fuelratiosuchthattheoxygensensorsignalisoutsidethecontrollimits.Once
theairfilterisproperlycleaned,operationofthemachinecanberesumed.
Figure 4.6
Figure 4.4
Figure 4.3
Figure 4.2 Figure 4.2.1
Figure 4.1
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CONTROLBOARD
THECONTROLBOARD
1Start/StopEngineswitchTurnkeytotheright
forcontactfullrightforstartingtheengine,tostop
keytoleftfullleftiscontact
2Start/StopclutchStartwillelectronicallyactivate
thegrindingplatestospin,bypushingstopitwill
disconnectenginefromgrindingheads
3ThrottlePushforwardtoaccelerate.
4DigitalRPM/workingshoursindicatorWhenthe
motorrunsitindicatestherevolutionsperminute
ofthemotor,seetheconversiontabletoknowthe
rpmofthetools.Whenthemotordoesnotrun,it
indicatestheworkedhours.
Thehourmeterwillblinkbetween48‐52hoursasa
reminderforoilchange.
5FuseFuse30Ampsfortheelectricalsystem.
6WaterpumpswitchLightsorangewhenthewaterpumpisworking.
STARTINGTHEMACHINE
First,followthedirectionsinchapterSafetyDevicesandSafetyInstructions.Checkoillevel.
Open
(counterclockwise)theservicevalveonthepropanetankaboutoneandahalfturns.Next,seetoittheStart/Stopclutch
button
(2)isinstoppositioncheckthethrottle(3)intheIDLEposition.Thiscreatesavacuumnecessarytoopenthelock‐off
valve
inside
theregulator.Actuationofthethrottleleverwillkeepthelock‐offvalvefromopeningandtheenginefrom
gettingfuelso
the
enginewillnotstart.Propermaintenancewillinsureeasystarting.Engagestarter(1)foraMAXIMUMof
5to6secondsor
until
theenginefires.Seriousstarterdamagewillresultifthisisexceededandthewarrantymaynotapply.
Operatetheengineat
half
throttleforapproximatelytwominutesforproperwarm‐up.Thenadvancetofullthrottlefor
bestresults.Ifworkingwet,
add
watertothefloorsurface.Ifworkingdry,omitthisstep,andinstead,switchonthevacuum
unit.Finally,holdthemachine
firmly
andpushthestartoftheStart/Stopclutchbutton
(2).
OPERATINGTHEMACHINE
Guidethemachineinstraightlinesacrossthefloor,andwitheachnewlineoverlapalittlebitofthepreviouslycompleted
surface.
Workataconstantspeedallowingthetoolstimetoworkataspeedappropriateforthetools’gritsize.Avoid
vibrations.Do
not
stoptheLAVINA®Xmachineinonespotwhilethetoolsarestillworkingbecausetheywillleavemarkson
thefloorsurface.
When
workingwet,openthewatertankperiodicallytoreleasewaterontothefloorsurface.Whenworking
dry,checkthefloor
surface
periodicallytoensurethatdustisnotaccumulatingonthesurface,alsocheckregularlyifyour
vacuumworks
properly.
STOPPINGTHEMACHINE
Thestoppingofthemachinemustbedonegraduallyuntilthemotorstops.Donotstopmovingthemachinebefore
arresting
the
clutchasthetoolscoulddamagethesurface.TostoppushStopclutchbutton(2),thenclose(clockwise)the
servicevalveon
the
propanetank.ALWAYSallowtheenginetorununtilitstopsfromlackoffuel.•ONLYINAN
EMERGENCYshouldthe
"stop"
positiononStart/StopEngineswitch(1)Disconnectthefuellinefromthetank.REMEMBER,
whenyouarefinishedwith
the
machine,storethepropanetankoutsidethebuilding,inaSECUREplaceawayfromheator
directsunlight.Usethe
Emergency
button(9)onlyinemergencyoruseittoswitchthepowertotallyoff.Remembernotto
holdthemachineinonespot
before
turningoffuntilthegrindingplatesstop
moving.
pmenginerpmtools
2000570
2100600
2200630
2300660
2400690
2500715
2600745
2700775
2800800
2900830
3000860
3100890
3200915
3300945
3400975
35001005
36001030
Figure 4.5
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5.TOOLSANDACCESSORIES
WEIGHTS
Superabrasiveoffersadditionalweightsforincreasingtheproductivityof
the
machine(Fig.5.1).Eachadditionalweightweighsabout64lbsor29kg.
Each
individualapplication,typeandconditionofsurface,powercapacityof
the
outlet,
etc.willdeterminethenumberofweightsyoucanusewithout
tripping
abreaker.
Theweightstacksontothreepostsaroundtheouterbowl
(Fig.5.2).
Theadditional
weightsdependonthetools;itisnotalwayspossibleto
add
weights.Sometools
worktooaggressivelyandthemachinecanstop.
The
weightcanbeorderedwith
itemnumberA
08.00.00.00.
TOOLHOLDERKEY
Thetoolholderkey(Fig.5.3)isusedforadjusting,mountinganddismountingof
thefoamplates.Alwaysusethekeyformounting.
ItemnumberisA03.00.00.00
FOAMPLATE
DiamondtoolswithVelcroaremountedonthefoamplate
(Fig.5.4).Thefoamplateismountedonthe“QuickChangeSystem”.
ItemnumberisLV‐9‐FP‐S
SECURITYPLATEFORQUICKCHANGEPADS
Plate(Fig.5.5)usedtoensurethe“Quickchange”pads.
ItemnumberisA38.00.01
Figure 5.3
Figure 5.1
Figure 5.4
Figure 5.2
Figure 5.5
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6. POPULAR TOOLS
RECOMMENDEDTOOLS
QuickChange System and Tooling feature extremely fast and convenient tool changes,
and a long tool
life, providing for great longterm cost savings. The QuickChange pads
are produced in four different
bonds for super hard, hard, medium and soft concrete, in a
variety of grit sizes. They are offered with
1 or 2 buttons or rectangular segments, which allows you to customize the aggressiveness of
the cut.
Calibra grinding discs: our popular ceramic bond discs are designed for the removal of difficult
scratches
and they save you valuable time by eliminating the need for multiple passes with metal
tools. They can be
used wet or dry, and are best for hard concrete applications.
They are 3-inch, with included Velcro back attachment.
NATO® polishing discs feature a special resin formula designed for both wet and dry applications and a
unique design with
wide channels allowing for work on a cleaner surface and ensuring a quality polish. Available
in 3 and 4 in sizes. They are with
included Velcro attachment.
VHARR® Premium Polishing Pads are designed for mechanically polishing and restoring concrete; also
ideal for terrazzo and
hard stone floors. VHARR® pads are offered in a wide variety of diameters and grit
sizes to accommodate many applications.
Dry use is strongly recommended.
Shine Pro® are high quality diamondimpregnated pads for floor maintenance. Available in a variety of sizes, and
are great for
daily use. When used wet, they require only water (no wax or chemicals needed) and are a very
environmentally friendly solution
for maintaining floors.
Use only Superabrasive’s recommended tools. For more tooling options, visit www.superabrasive.com
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7.MAINTENANCEANDINSPECTION
REMARK
Tamperingw/EmissionControlSystemProhibited
FederallawandCaliforniaStatelawprohibitsthefollowingactsorthecausingthereof:(1)theremovalorrendering
inoperative
byanypersonotherthanfarpurposesofmaintenance,repair,orreplacement,ofanydeviceorelementatdesign
incorporated
intoanynewengineforthepurposeofemissioncontrolpriortoitssaleordeliverytotheultimatepurchaseror
whileitisin
use,
or(2)theuseoftheengineaftersuchdeviceorelementofdesignhasbeenremovedorrendered
inoperativebyany
person.
Amongthoseactspresumedtoconstitutetampering,involvetheparts/systemslisted
below:
Carburetorandinternal
parts
Spark
plugs
Magnetoorelectronicignition
system
Fuelfilter
element
Aircleaner
elements
Crankcase
Cylinderheads
Breatherchamberandinternalparts
Intakepipeandtube
MECHANICALPARTS
Partssuchasthebelt,sealrings,caprings,spiders,buffers,guardassembly,tiresaresubjecttowearandshouldbereplaced
asneeded.
CLEANING
Keepyourmachineclean.Cleaningthemachineonaregularbasiswillhelpdetectandsolvepotentialproblemsbeforethey
cause
damagetothemachine.Mostimportantly,checkandcleanthetoolplateconnections,vacuumhoses,watertankand
the
Propane
installation.
CHECKHOURLY
BONNETFILTER‐Makesurethebonnetairfilteratoptheengineisclean.Itshouldbechangedhourlyandthoroughly
cleaned
beforereuse.Thesamefortherecoildustfilter.Ifneglectedtheenginewilloverheatandcarbonmonoxide
emissionswill
elevate.
CHECKDAILY
AfteroperatingtheLavina®Xmachine,theoperatorshouldconductavisualinspectionofthe
machine.Anydefectshouldbesolvedimmediately.Payattentiontopowercords,plugsand
vacuumhoses,looseboltorscrews.
Toolholders:Buffersandelasticelementareconsumablesandmustbevisuallycheckeddaily
andreplacedifneeded.Seethatflangesordiscsaremountedandlockedwellinplace.Thekey
lockholders(butterflies)shouldbealsochecked.
Checktherubberbuffersandfixingoftheholders.Theflangeholdingthebuffers(Fig.7.1_1)
hastobefirmlyfixedtotheunit.Agapseentheremeansthatthereareloosescrewsfixingthe
holder.Thescrewshavetobetightenedimmediatelyforsafeoperation.Workingwithloose
screwsontheholdercouldalsocausebaddamagesonthemachine.Tighteningforceofthe
screwshastobe22...25N.m(16...18ft/lbs).
Itisveryimportanttoregularlycheckthescrews(Fig.7.1_2)thatfixthe“Quickchange”holder
tothesafetypart,sothattheholderwillnotflyawayifthebuffersgetdamaged.
“Quickchange”shouldbeclean.
CHECKANDREPLACEAFTERTHEFIRST8WORKINGHOURS
Replacetheoilintheengineafterthefirst8hourswork,accordingtotheinstructions
of
theengine
manufacturer.
Alwaysuse30HDor10W30engineoilwithallofthefollowingratings:SF,SG,and
CC
CHECKANDREPLACEEVERY50WORKINGHOURS
Changeengineoil,whilechangingcheckforleakageofengineoilatthevariousseals.Thehourmeterwillblinkbetween
48‐52
hoursasareminder./"EngineOilCapacity"is1.5L(1.6US.qt)whenoilfilterisnotremoved1.7L(1.8US.qt)whenoil
filter
isremoved/.
Recommended Oil Change
Intervals
Donotexceedthe50‐houroilchangeinterval.Oilchangesmorefrequentthan25hourswillgiveevenlongerenginelife.In
any
case,alwaysuse30HDor10W30engineoilwithallofthefollowingratings:SF,SG,andCC.makesuretheoillevelis
maintained
atthe"FULL"
level.
Figure 7.1
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CHECKANDREPLACEEVERY200WORKINGHOURS
Every200workinghourstheoperatorshouldinspectallpartsofthemachinecarefully.Mostimportantly,inspectandclean
the
toolplateconnections,vacuumhosesandwatertank.Also,checkthewaterflow.Checktheguardassembly.Make
certain
the
wheelsarecleanandrotateproperly.Inspectthecontrolbuttons.Iftherearedefectivecontrolparts,they
shouldbe
replaced
immediately.Replacewornvacuum‐ andwater
hoses.
Carefullyinspectthesealringsandbearingsofthegrindingunits,andreplaceanyshowingsignsofexcessivewear.For
more
information,refertochaptertroubleshooting
below.
Opentheservicecoveronthemotorbase(Fig7.2)(Fig7.3)tocheck
oftheplanetarychain.Lubricatethechainwithspeciallubricantforchains
andcorrectthesagifneeded.Forsaggingcorrection(See
TROUBLESHOOTING).
Dismountthetoolholders(SeeTroubleshooting)replaceallparts(elastic
element,buffers,sealers)withthe
slightestdamage
orconsume.Return
machinetoauthorizedservicecenterfor
overall
checkupoftheEngine.For
Propanesafety,havethemachineservicedbyaCertifiedTechnician,
includingemission
check.
CHECKANDREPLACEEVERY400WORKINGHOURS
Besidesthechecksof200workinghours,replacesealerandV‐ringslike
describedinchapter“TROUBLESHOOTING
REPLACING
BELTANDPULLEY
UNITS.Checkifbeltsandbearingsareingoodcondition,changeif
needed.
Returnmachinetoauthorizedservicecenterforoverallcheckupofthe
Engine.ForPropanesafety,havethemachineserviced
by
aCertified
Technician,includingemission
check.
VACUUM
Asstatedpreviously,frequentlycheckhosesandotherpartsforclogging.
WATERLEAKS
Replaceanyleakingpartsimmediatelyasthewatercoulddamageyourmachine
MECHANICALPARTS
Partssuchasthebelts,sealrings,caprings,spidersandbuffersandguardassemblyaresubjecttowearandshouldbereplaced
asneeded.
ELECTRICALSYSTEM
Dustshouldnotenterthecontrolbox,asitwilldestroythecontacts.Remove(blowout)anydustpresent.
ElectricalschemeswithKawasakiEngine
Figure 7.2
Figure 7.3
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8.TROUBLESHOOTING
8.1ENGINE
Whentroublesoccur,be sure to check the simple causeswhichatfirst,mayseemtooobvioustobeconsidered.Forexample,
a
startingproblemcouldbecausedbyfuelstarvationduetoanemptypropanecylinderoranunopenedservicevalve.Ifyou
do
not
checkforthis,starterburnoutcould
result.
SomeTroublesand
solutions:
Surging
idle
Tosmoothouttheengines'idlecharacteristics,adjustmentisprovidedbyanidlescrewonthelowerleftsideofthecarburetor
as
viewedfromtheoperator'sposition.Thescrewisbrightsteeland1/4"indiameterwithaPhillipsheadonit.Rotatingthe
screw
clockwisewillincreasetheidlespeedandthisshouldcurethe"surgingidle".Ifitdoesnot,callourcustomer
service.
Enginestartsandidles,butwillquitasthethrottleis
advanced
Itispossiblethatthepropanetank'sservicevalveisfaulty.Tocheckforthis,closethevalvecompletelyandthenreopen
very
slowlywhileyoulistenfora"click"whenthegasbeginstotravelthroughthevalve.Ifyouhearthisveryslightnoise,the
valve
is
onlypartiallyopening.Thisallowsenoughgasthroughtostartandidletheengine,butnotenoughforfullthrottle
operation.
As
thethrottleisincreased,allowingmoreairtoentertheintake,theenginewillquitfromfuelstarvation.Call
yourdealeror
the
factoryforinstructionsonwheretohavetheservicevalvereplaced.Meanwhile,togetby,youcan
continuetoopenthe
service
valveuntilyoudonotheara“click"andthentheenginewillrunnormally.Ifitdoesnot,call
yourcustomer
service.
Starterbarelyturnstheengineoverorthesolenoidjust
clicks
Thebatteryislikelylowincharge.Thiscanberemediedbyrechargingthebatteryusinga12Voltbatterychargerat
4.12
amperes.Thebatteryislocatedontheleftsideofthepropanetankholderunderthebatterycover.Thepositivepostistheone
withtheREDcable
attached
toit.Followtheinstructionsthatcamewiththebatterycharger.REMINDER:thiswillcontinueto
happenunlessyourengineis
run
forsufficienttimebetweenstartstorechargethe
battery
8.2CHECKINGANDCHANGINGOIL
Checktheengineoillevel,screwthedipstickintogetreading.Whilechangingengineoil,checkforleakageofengineoilat
the
variousseals.Thehourmeterwillblinkbetween48‐52hoursasa
reminder.
Recommended Oil Change
Intervals
Donotexceedthe50‐houroilchangeinterval.Oilchangesmorefrequentthan25hourswillgiveevenlongerenginelife.In
any
case,alwaysuse30HDor10W30engineoilwithallofthefollowingratings:SF,SG,andCC.makesuretheoillevelis
maintained
atthe"FULL"
level.
8.3SEPARATINGTHEHEADFROMTHECARRIAGE
Pleasenotethatthepropanecylinderhastoberemovedandstoredoutsidebeforeanymaintenanceorreparationisdone.
Figure 8.2.1 Figure 8.2.2
Figure 8.3.1 Figure 8.3.3 Figure 8.3.2
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Pulltheconnectorofthebattery(Fig.8.3.1),pulloutthePropanehose(Fig.8.3.2),theconnectorsofthelamp(Fig.
8.3.3),
dismountthecontrolpanel(Fig.8.3.4),andtakeoffallwaterandvacuumhoses(Fig.8.3.5).Removethetank(Fig.8.3.6).Now
it
is
possibletoseparatetheheadbyremovingthepins;twopeopleareneededtodothisoperation:onepersonholdsthe
carriage
the
otherpullsthepins(Fig.
8.3.7).
8.4DISMOUNTING/MOUNTINGTHEENGINE
Separateheadfromcarriage(seepreviouschapter).Removefront(Fig.8.4.1)andbackbeltprotection(Fig.8.4.2).Loosethemotor
baseplate(Fig.8.4.3),releasethetensiondevice(Fig.8.4.4),andtakeoutthebelt(Fig.8.4.5).Takeofftheengine(Fig.8.4.6).
Reassembleinthesamemanner.(Fig.8.4.7),Tensionthebeltwithbolt(4)on
(fig.8.4.7)or(fig.8.4.4)ThebelttensioncanbetestedwithaFrequency
tensionTesterOptibelt3TT‐(190‐200Hz)ormanualbypushingwithaforceof
6kgor13lbsinpointA,thedeflectionofthebeltmustbe3,1mmor+1/8
Inch
ATTENTION:
NEVER“OVER”TENSIONTHEBELT,THEBELTWILLBEDESTROYEDANDIT
WILLNEVERRECOVERITSORIGINALTENSION
Figure 8.3.4 Figure 8.3.5 Figure 8.3.6 Figure 8.3.7
Figure 8.4.2 Figure 8.4.3
Figure 8.4.4 Figure 8.4.5 Figure 8.4.6
Figure 8.4.7
Figure 8.4.1
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8.5REPLACINGTHECLUTCH
Incasetheelectricclutchhastobereplaced,removetheengine(seeprevious
chapter)
andlayitonitssidewiththeoildrainageup(Fig.8.5.1)andloosethefront
nuttodismounttheclutch(Fig.8.5.2andFig.8.5.3).
Reassembleinthesamemanner.Donotforgettomountbackthewasheronthe
shaft
(Fig.8.5.4).Thetorqueonthefrontnut(Fig.8.5.3)tomountthepulleyandclutch
should
be70Nmor52ft
lbs
(Fig.8.5.2andFig.8.5.3)
.
8.6DISMOUNTINGTOOLHOLDERTOCHANGINGV‐RINGSANDFELT‐RINGS
Tocheckorreplacethebuffersandtheelasticelements,thetoolholdershavetobedismounted.
Youwillneeddeepmetricsocket13mmwithoutsidediameternotmorethan3/4intounscrewthefourbolts(Fig.8.6.1)andremove
theholder(Fig.8.6.2)
Whenthetoolholderisdismounted,youcanchangethesealers(V‐RingandFelt‐Ring).
BylooseningfourHexcapflangebolts(Fig.8.6.3)theadaptorcomesloose.Unscrewthesixscrewsofthecap(Fig.8.6.4)holdingthe
felt‐ring.TakeouttheFelt‐Ring,adaptorandV‐Ring.
MounttheV‐RingwiththesmallestlipoftheVtoinside(Fig.8.6.5)justpushtheV‐Ringsothetopisonthesamelevelasthe
pulleytop(Fig.8.6.6).ThentaketheadaptorandpushtheV‐Ringdownwiththeadaptor(Fig.8.6.7).ThelowestlipoftheV‐Ring
shouldonlybarelytouchitsglidingsurface;alsoneverpushtheV‐Ringdownwithfingers.MounttheadaptorandtheFelt‐Ringon
top(Fig.8.6.7).Closethesealerswiththecap(Fig.8.6.8)andscrewthebolts.Alwaysusetheoriginalbolts.
Figure 8.5.1 Figure 8.5.2 Figure 8.5.3
Figure 8.6.1
82
1
Figure 8.6.2 Figure 8.6.3 Figure 8.6.4
Figure 8.6.5 Figure 8.6.6 Figure 8.6.7 Figure 8.6.8
Figure 8.5.4
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8.7DISASSEMBLINGANDMOUNTINGTOOLHOLDERTOCHANGEBUFFERSANDELASTICELEMENT
WhentheTOOLHOLDERisdisassembledyoucanchangedefectiveparts–elasticelement,buffers,etc.
Liftthelockingpin(Fig.8.7.1)todismounttheretainingwasher(Fig.8.7.2).Takeoutthescrewsonthebuffersandthenutsofthe
elasticelement
(Fig.8.7.3;Fig.8.7.4).
Removetheelastic
elementfromtheQC
plate(Fig.8.7.5).While
theholderisdismounted
(Fig.8.7.6;Fig.8.7.7)clean
thepartsandreplacethe
defectivewithnewones.
Assembletheholderwith
newbufferswithnew
screwsandnewelastic
element.Putthe
retainingwasher
(Fig.8.7.8)andpushthe
lockingpin(Fig.8.7.9).
Thiswillpreventthefall
ofthewasherwhen
mountingtheholderon
themachine.
Makesurethefourbolts
holdingtheadaptor
(Fig.8.7.12)arereliably
tighten.Mounttheholder
onthemachineusingthesamesocketas
mentionedin8.6(Fig.8.7.10;Fig.8.7.11).The
retainingwasherfitsintothecentralholeCof
adaptorandthefourboltsintothethreadholesТ
(Fig.8.7.12).Theholderiscenteredontheoutside
diameteroftheadaptor.Ensuretheconnectionof
theholderontheforeheadoftheadaptorandthen
tightevenlythefourbolts.Tighteningforceofthe
boltshastobe22...25N.m(16...18ft/lbs).Mounting
theholderwithoutretainingwasher(Fig.8.7.2)is
INADMISSIBLEbecausethesecuritysystem
preventingtheseparationofpartoftheholderin
caseofbrokenbuffersandelasticelementwillnot
function!Youcanchangethebutterflyofthe
holderwithoutdismountingtheholderofthe
machine.Fig.8.7.13is3‐dsectionviewofthe
holder,showingitsparts.Thenumberingisthe
sameasinSpareparts.
Figure 8.7.10 Figure 8.7.11
T
C
Figure 8.7.12
Figure 8.7.5
Figure 8.7.1 Figure 8.7.2
Figure 8.7.7
Figure 8.7.3
Figure 8.7.4
Figure 8.7.8 Figure 8.7.9
Figure 8.7.6
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Figure 8.8.5 Figure 8.8.6
8.8CORRECTINGDEFLECTIONOFTHEUSEDPLANETARYCHAIN
Unscrewtheeightbolts(Fig.8.8.1)andtakeoutthecover(Fig.8.8.2)andpullout
thehoseofthewatersprayer(Fig.8.8.3).Liftthemachineinpositiontochange
thetools.Turnmanuallytheholdersinordertoturnthemainhead,stopwhen
youseethroughthewindowthechaintensioner(Fig.8.8.4).
Loosenaquarterto1/2revthetwoboltsofthechaintensioner(Fig.8.8.5)thetensionershouldturnwithminimumclearence,
withoutinclination,thenunscrewtheinnernut.Totensionthechainscrewtheouternut(Fig.8.8.6).Thetensionerofthe
planetarychainshouldallowchainsagging3...5mm/1/8...3/16in/controlledinspanX(Fig.8.8.7).Whenreadyscrewthetwonuts
(Fig.8.8.6)andthescrew(Fig.8.8.5).
ATTENTION: NEVER “OVER” TENSION THE CHAIN,THE CHAIN WILL BE DAMAGED
8.9MOUNTINGNEWPLANETARYCHAIN
Theplanetarychainisreplacedwithnewonewhenthestep/driveofthechaintensionerisfinishedorthereisabreakinthe
integrityofthechain.Unscrewtheeightbolts(Fig.8.8.1)andtakeoutthecover(Fig.8.8.2)andpulloutthehoseofthewater
sprayer(Fig.8.8.3).Liftthemachineinpositiontochangethetools.Turnmanuallytheholdersinordertoturnthemain
head,stopwhenyouseethroughthewindowthechaintensioner(Fig.8.8.4).Separatethecarriagefrommainhead,point
8.3,pulloutmotorplug,watertubesandvacuumtubes.Takeoffhandle(withoutwatertubes)(Fig.8.8.3).Releasethepinsets
whichattachtheheadtothecarriage.Takeofftheweightholders(Fig.8.9.1),machinesupport(Fig.8.9.2)andtheservicewindow
(Fig.8.8.2)soyoucandismountthetopcover(Fig.8.9.3)
X
Fi
g
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Figure 8.9.2
Figure 8.9.1 Figure 8.9.3
Figure 8.8.4
Figure 8.8.2 Figure 8.8.3
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Loosenthetwonuts(Fig.8.8.6)anduscrewthetwoscrewsofthetensioner(Fig.8.8.5)(Fig.8.9.4)(Fig.8.9.5).Takethechain
tensioner(Fig.8.9.6).Pulloutthesplitpin(Fig.8.9.7)andthechainlinkpin(Fig.8.9.8)(Fig.8.9.9).Takethechain,andputonthe
samewaythenewchain,getinthechainlinkpinandthesplitpin(Fig.8.9.9)(Fig.8.9.8)(Fig.8.9.7).
Mountthechaintensioner(Fig.8.8.6).Screwthetwoscrews(Fig.8.9.4)(Fig.8.8.5).Loosenaquarterto1/2revtheboltofthechain
tensioner(Fig.8.8.5)thetensionershouldturnwithminimumclearence,withoutinclination,thenunscrewtheinnernut.To
tensionthechainscrewtheouternut(Fig.8.8.6).Thetensioneroftheplanetarychainshouldallowchainsagging
3...5mm/1/8...3/16in/controlledinspanX(Fig.8.8.7).
Whenreadyscrewthetwonuts(Fig.8.8.6)andthescrew(Fig.8.8.5).
ATTENTION: NEVER “OVER” TENSION THE CHAIN,THE CHAIN WILL BE DAMAGED
8.10 REPLACING THE PLANETARY DRIVING CHAIN WHEEL AND PLANETARY TENSIONER
Checkandrepeattheinstructionin8.9MONTINGNEWPLANETARYCHAIN.
Unscrewboltpos.1takethechainpulleypos.3togetherwiththesealerpos.5.Changethe
sealerandmountittothechainpulleypos.3.Applylithiumgreaseontheshaftandmount
backthewheelandthefrontwasherpos.2asshownon(Fig.8.10.1).Screwtheboltbyusing
alwaysthe“blue”threadlockingadhesive.Tighteningforceoftheboltshastobe
22...25N.m(16...18ft/lbs).
Figure 8.9.7 Figure 8.9.8 Figure 8.9.9
Figure 8.9.6
Figure 8.9.5
Figure 8.9.4
Figure 8.10.1
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8.11 TENSIONING AND REPLACING THE BELTS
Thetransmissionofthemachinehastwotimingbelts(mainbeltand
planetarybelt)ofmaintenancefreetype.Tochangethemainbeltyou
havetoremoveallholdersanddismounttheiradaptors.Dismountthe
sealing.Carefullycheckthefrictionsurface(flangesofthelowercover
andtheoutsidediameteroftheadaptors).Decideiftheyareingood
condition(wearout,smoothnessofsurface)andwhethertheycan
workuntilnextinspection.Removethebottomcover,unscrewthe
boltsontheoutskirtandthethreeboltsofthespacers(Fig.8.11.1).
Underthecoverontheoutskirtthereisasealer,andthespacershave
O‐Rings.Thechangeofallsealstogetherwiththebeltsis
recommended.
Fig.8.11.5showstheschemeofbeltslocation.Todismounttheold
beltsfirstdismounttheplanetarybeltpos.1andafterthatthemain
beltpos.6.
Todismountthemainbeltpos.6unscrewnutsonpos.4andpos.5
enoughtobeabletoturnthetensionerspos.3aroundthecentral
axle.Cleanthewashersandspacearound,andcheckifallbearingsof
pulleyunitsortensionersareingoodcondition(checkfortoomuch
clearanceorrollingnoise).Rotatingthetensionerwillallowthe
centredistancetobereducedinsuchawaythatthetimingbeltmaybefittedwithoutforce.Installationwiththeuseofforceis
NOTpermissibleatanytimeasthiscandamagethehighquality,lowstretchtensioncordandothercomponents.Thisdamageis
oftennotvisible.Putthebeltsinpos.6asperthescheme,andpayattentionfortheircorrectpositionineverypulley.Screwup
untilitstopsandloosenonthehalfmoonsthenutsonpos.4,allowingtherotationofthetensionersatminimuminclination.
Usingnutsonpos.5tightenthebelt,verifyingagainthecorrectpositionofthebelt,andthecorrectgearingineverypulley.
Rotatethegearwhiletensioningtoallowregulartensiondistributiononthebelt.Control
thetensionusingFrequencytensionTester(Optibelt3TT)(Fig.8.7.3).Tensioninspan“А”of
thebeltshouldbe120‐130Hz.Itispossiblefortensioningwhilechangingthebelttousepre‐
installedsupport(Fig.8.11.5‐2)(Fig.8.11.6)(onlywhenitsfactorypositionisnotchanged),
tolimittheturnofthetensionerwhentherequiredbelttensionisdone.
ATTENTION:NEVER“OVER”TENSIONTHEBELT,THEBELTWILLBEDESTROYEDANDITWILL
NEVERRECOVERITSORIGINALTENSION
Todismounttheplanetarybelt(Fig.8.11.5‐1)unscrewthescrewofthefrontwasher(Fig.8.11.7)andthetwoscrewsoftheconical
sleeve(Fig.8.11.8).Screwonescrewinthefreethread(Fig.8.11.9),topushthewasherdown(Fig.8.11.10);taketheconicalsleeve
andthebelt(Fig.8.11.11).Youcanhelpwithaflatscrewdriverifthesleeveisnotgoingouteasy.(Fig.8.11.12).
Figure 8.11.3
Figure 8.11.1 Figure 8.11.2
Figure 9.7.4
Figure 8.11.5
Figure 8.11.6
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Theessemblyisonreverseorder,andisimportanttomatchthethreadsoftheconicalsleeveandthebeltwasher(Fig.8.11.13).
Putthefrontwasher(Fig.8.11.14),onthescrewusealwaysthe“blue”threadlockingadhesive.Tighteningforceoftheboltshas
tobe4,5...6N.m(3,3...4,4ft/lbs).Put
carefullythetwobinderscrewsbyleaving
thecentralthread
free.(Fig.8.11.14)(Fig.8.11.15).Insertthe
screwsuptorevolutionand½by
alternatinguntiltheconicalsleevepullup
thebeltpulley.Theconicalsleevemust
bealignedinheightwiththebelt
washer(Fig.8.11.16).
Dismountingtheplanetarybeltis
possiblewithoutremovingofthe
Bottomcoverassembly.Unscrewthe
eightbolts,taketheservicewindow
coverandthe
sealing(Fig.8.11.17)(Fig.8.11.18).
Dismounttheplanetarybelt(see8.11.)
Fi
g
ure 8.11.10 Fi
g
ure 8.11.11 Figure 8.11.12
Fi
g
ure 8.11.7 Fi
g
ure 8.11.8 Figure 8.11.9
Fi
g
ure 8.11.13 Fi
g
ure 8.11.14
Figure 8.11.16
Figure 8.11.15
Figure 8.11.19
Figure 8.11.18
Figure 8.11.17
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8.12 REPLACING THE PLANETARY DRIVEN CHAIN WHEEL
DismounttheplanetarychainandthetensionerandseeFig.8.9(MONTINGNEWPLANETARYCHAIN).
Dismountthetoolholders,sealersandbottomcoverseeFig.8.11(TENSIONINGANDREPLACINGTHEBELTS).
Unscrewthecapthatgivesaccesstothefasteningboltsofthedrivenchainwheel(Fig.8.12.1)(Fig.8.12.2).Rollthe
mainheadtothepositionwhenfromtheholeofthecapyouseeafasteningboltofthedrivenchainwheel
(Fig.8.12.3).
Youwillneedmagneticdeepmetricsocket10mmwithoutsidediameternotmorethan11/16intounscrewthesix
bolts(Fig.8.12.3)(Fig.8.12.4)(Fig.8.12.5).
DrivenChainWheeliscomposedbytwosymmetricalhalfs(Fig.8.12.6).Mountonthereverseorder.
8.13 REPLACING THE PULLEY UNITS
Dismountguard,topcover,maintenancewindowchaintensioner,drivenchainwheel,bottomcoverandbeltsasprevious
described.
Unscrewthefourboltsofeachpulleybetweenthebaseplateandthemotorbase
disc(Fig.8.13.1)(Fig.8.13.2)anddismountthepulley(Fig.8.13.3).
Aseal(Fig.8.13.4)shouldbeplacedontopofthepulleybeforemounting.
Figure 8.12.1 Figure 8.12.2 Figure 8.12.3
Figure 8.12.4 Fi
g
ure 8.12.5 Fi
g
ure 8.12.6
Figure 8.13.1 Figure 8.13.2 Figure 8.13.3
Figure 8.13.4
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8.14 REPLACING THE PLANETARY UNIT
Unscrewthesixbolts(Fig.8.14.1)(Fig.8.14.2)andpressdowntheplanetaryunit.
Whenmountingbacksecurewithsealant(Fig.8.14.3).
9.DISPOSAL
Ifyourmachineaftertimeisnotusableorneedstobereplaced,sendthemachinebacktoSuperabrasiveoralocal
distributor,
whereaprofessionaldisposalcomplyingwiththeenvironmentlawsanddirectivesis
guaranteed.
10.MANUFACTURER’SCONTACTS
IfyouneedtocontactSuperabrasiveInc.withtechnicalsupportquestions,belowisthecontactinformation.
Address: 9411JacksonTrailRoad,HoshtonGA30548,USA
Email: info@superabrasive.us
Tel.: 7066581122
Fax: 7066580357
Website:www.superabrasive.com
Figure 8.14.3
Figure 8.14.2 Figure 8.14.1
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11.SPAREPARTS
ASSEMBLYANDPARTSSPECIFICATIONS
1.LAVINA®25G‐XGENERALPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 L25GX-10.00.00 Main Head 1
2 L25SPS-05.00.00 Guard Assembly 1
3 L25SPS-07.03.00.00 Pin Assembly 2
4 MAR8.110 Tube 1
5 D40L700 Vacuum Hose 2
6 MAR8.85 Tube 2
7 10-16DIN3017 Clamp 3
8 MAR8.71 Tube 1
9 L25G-26.00.00 Regulator set 1
10 CC01-25968 12V Battery & Wire Connector 1
11 W2504 Propane Tank 1
12 L25GS-40.00.00 Control Board Ass. 1
13 M6X10ISO7380F Screw 2
14 L25GX-20.00.00 Carriage With Control Box 1
15 MAR8.50 Tube 1
16 F0708750 Clamp 1
17 W2660 Tube 1
2.LAVINA®25G‐XTOPCOVER1PARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 M6X16DIN6921 Bolt 2
2 L25G-10.00.69 Front Guard 1
3 M8X16DIN6921 Bolt 8
4 L25SPS-07.00.00.02-L Left Fork 1
4.1 L25SPS-07.00.00.02-R Right Fork 1
5 L25X-19.00.00 Top Cover Assembly 1
6 M6X10ISO7380F Screw 5
7 L25NSPS-07.00.00.05 Back Weight Holder 2
8 L25SPS-07.00.00.29 Rubber Buffer 3
9 M10X75DIN931 Bolt 1
10 M10DIN127B Spring Washer 1
11 A29.12.00 Spray Unit 1
12 H766-21 Handle 1
13 L25SPS-07.00.00.26 Stud 1
14 L25X-15.00.02 Washer 1
15 M8X20DIN6921 Bolt 8
16 L25S-15.00.04 Support Top L25-S 1
17 L25Х-15.10.01 Nut 1
18 L25S-15.10.00 Bar Assembly L25-S 1
18.1 L25S-15.10.02 Lever 1
18.2 L25S-15.10.03 Spring L25-S 1
19 L25LX-15.11.00 Inspection Cover 1
20 L25X-18.00.00 Machine Support 1
20.1 L25GS-18.30.00 Clamp head 1
20.2 M8X16DIN6921 Bolt 4
21 M8X16DIN912 Screw 6
22 M8X20DIN7991 Screw 2
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*WhiledismountingtheclutchuseoneClutchWasherwithitemNoL25G‐S‐10.02.06,insteadofpreviouslymountedtwo
WasherswithitemNoW1220.
3.LAVINA®25G‐XENGINEBASEPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 FS481VA-CS10-M Kawasaki Engine 1
*2 L25GS-10.02.06 Clutch Washer 1
3 5215 Electric Clutch 1
4 L25G-10.02.02.S Bolt Set 1
5 M8X25DIN6921 Bolt 4
6 L25G-10.00.65 Engine Base Plate 1
7 F33008 Washer 4
8 F33622 Washer 4
9 F13107 Bolt 4
10 L25G-10.00.66 Tensioning Device
Support 1
11 M8X25DIN912 Screw 2
12 M8DIN7980 Spring Washer 2
13 M8X40DIN933 Bolt 1
14 M8DIN125A Washer 6
15 M8DIN127B Spring Washer 9
16 M6X16DIN6921 Bolt 4
17 L25G-10.05.00 Back Guard 1
18 OMEGAHP7608MHP30
Endless Transmission
Belt 1
19 M6X30DIN933 Bolt 1
20 M6DIN127B Washer 1
21 M6DIN9021A Washer 2
22 L25G-10.00.67-02 Support 1
23 M8X20DIN6921 Bolt 2
4.LAVINA®25G‐XTOPCOVER2PARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 L25X-19.00.01 Top Cover 1
2 L25GS-19.10.00 Vacuum Port 1
3 L25X-19.20.00 Water Fitting 1
4 M12DIN985 Nut 1
5 M5DIN125A Washer 4
6 M5DIN127B Spring Washer 4
7 M5DIN934 Nut 4
8 L25SPS-04.01.00.00 Vacuum Port 1
9 M5X16DIN84A Screw 3
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5.LAVINA®25G‐XPLANETARYDRIVEPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 M6X16DIN912 Screw 4
2 L25X-03.00.00 Pulley 1
3 M10X25DIN7991 Screw 1
4 L25X-10.00.55 Front Washer 1
5 L25GX-10.10.00 Central Pulley 1
6 L25GX-10.00.57 Shaft 1
7 DIN6885A8х7х36 Key 2
8 B65DIN471 Retaining Ring 1
9 М6х16DIN7991 Screw 7
10 L25X-10.00.17 Cap 1
11 6013 Roller Assembly 2
12 L25SPS-00.00.00.34 Distance Ring 1
13 A10013943 Retaining Ring 1
14 L25X-10.00.01 Disc 1
15 TWVA01200 V-Ring Type A 1
16 08B-1-78 Chain 1
17 M6X16DIN6921 Bolt 8
18 А52DIN472 Retaining Ring 1
19 L25X-15.00.12 ChainPulley 2
20 3205 Roller Assembly 1
21 M8X25DIN7991 Screw 8
22 L25GX-15.20.00 Base plate 1
23 L25GX-15.03.00 Left Plate Assembly 1
24 L25G-10.00.60 Cap for Rotary Seal 1
25 M5X12DIN7991 Screw 4
26 TWVA00700 V-Ring Type A 1
27 L25GX-10.30.00 Pulley Unit 1
28 L25SPS-00.00.00.15 Front Washer 1
29 L25G-10.00.59 Insert 1
30 6005 Roller Assembly 2
31 L25GX-10.00.58 Bushing 1
32 L25G-10.00.64 Support Plate 1
33 L25GX-15.04.00 Right Plate Assembly 1
34 L25X-15.00.03 Flange 1
35 L25X-17.00.00
ChainTensioner 1
35.1 M10X35DIN6921 Bolt 1
35.2 M10x35DIN912 Screw 1
36 L25X-11.00.00 Pulley Unit Assembly 3
36.1 M8X35DIN6921 Bolt 4
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5.1.LAVINA®25G‐X PULLEY UNIT ASSEMBLY
Model No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 1 M5X12DIN6921 Bolt 1
2 2 L25X-10.00.46 Front Washer 1
3 3 L25X-16.20.00 ChainPulley Assembly 1
4 4 TWVA00320 V-Ring Type A 1
5 L25Х-16.00.00 Bearing Body 1
5.1 M6X25DIN6921 Bolt 6
5.2 DIN6885А5X5X16 Key 2
6 6 L25Х-16.00.03 Distance Ring 1
7 7 TB64_5M-15-1210-14 Pulley Unit Assembly 1
8 8 L25X-10.00.44 Front Washer 1
9 9 M5X12DIN912 Screw 1
6.LAVINA®25G‐SWATERTANKPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 A29.50.00 Regulator 1
2 1/2" Filter 1
7.LAVINA®25G‐XBOTTOMCOVER1PARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 A41.00.00 ToolHolderA41 3
2 M6X10DIN7991 Screw 36
3 L25LS-14.00.03 Outer Cover 3
4 A42.03.00 Adaptor 3
4.1 М8х16DIN6921 Bolt 4
5 110X90X8.5 Felt Ring 3
6 TWVA00800 V-Ring Type A 3
7 L25LS-14.00.02 Flange 3
8 М6х16DIN6921 Bolt 15
9 L25X-14.00.00 Bottom Cover Assembly 1
9.1 L25X-14.00.01-K Bottom Cover with
manhole 1
10 D4X2X1880 Seal 1
11 M5X12DIN6921 Bolt 16
12 L25X-14.00.04 Sealer Inspection Cover 1
13 L25X-14.10.00 Inspection Cover 1
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8.LAVINA®25G‐XTOOLHOLDERPARTS/SEEALSOFIG.8.7.13/
(POS.1INCLUDEPOS.1.1;1.2;1.3/POS.1.3INCLUDEPOS.1.3.1andetc.)
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 A41.10.00 Quick Change Assembly 1
1.1 A31.12.00 Keylock Set 1
1.2 A41.11.00 Quick Change plate 1
1.3 . A41.12.00 Security set 1
1.3.1 A41.00.05 Washer A41 1
2 A25.00.10-K Buffer with
two screw 6
2.1 M8X12DIN7991 Screw 12
2.2 A25.00.10 Buffer 6
3 A41.20.03-K Driving Set A41 1
3.1 A41.20.03 Elastic Element 1
3.2 M6DIN985 Self Locking Nut 12
3.3 M6X40DIN7991 Screw 6
3.4 M6X30DIN7991 Screw 6
3.5 A41.21.00 Set of plates 1
4 М8х16DIN6921 Bolt 4
5 A41.20.01 Flange 1
9.LAVINA®25G‐XBOTTOMCOVER2PARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 HP6455MHP15 Timing Belts 1
2 HL24008MHL50 Timing Belts 1
3 M8DIN6923 Nut 13
4 L25L-10.00.14 Sector 1
5 L25L-10.00.12 Sector 1
6 L25L-10.00.07 Support 2
7 L25L-10.00.11 Sector 1
8 L25X-12.00.00 Tensioning Support 1
9 L32C-14.20.04 Nut 1
10 M10DIN934 Nut 2
11 L25L-10.00.13 Sector 1
12 L25L-10.00.08 Washer 2
13 L25X-10.00.13 Distance Bolt 3
14 D6X2 O-Ring 3
15 L25X-10.00.34 Sector 1
16 L25X-13.00.00 Deflection Pulley 1
17 L25X-10.00.35 Sector 1
18 L25X-10.00.01 Disc 1
10.LAVINA®25G‐XCONTROLBOARDPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 W1301 Start/Stop Switch 1
2 W1330 Clutch Switch 1
3 W4110 Throttle 1
4 W4313 Hour Meter 1
5 6х30/30А Fuse 1
6 W9999 Pump switch 1
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11.LAVINA®25G‐XCARRIAGEPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs. No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 L27160 Handle 1 17 L25GX-21.00.00 Frame 1
2 L25S-23.00.09 Nut 1 18 M5X20DIN933 Bolt 4
3 L25S-23.00.07 Spring L25-S 1 19 1040 Water Pump 1
4 L25S-23.00.06 Locking bit 1 20 L25S-20.00.26 Guard 1
5 L25S -23.10.00 Handle Assembly 1 21 M5DIN985 Nut 4
6 A58165 Swivel Bolt 1 22 A29.40.00
Water Flow Control
Unit 1
7 L25SPS-01.00.00.00-G Lamp Unit Incl. Cable 1 23 M5X12DIN6921 Bolt 4
8 M6X12DIN912 Screw 4 24 A29.20.01-01 Flow Unit Base 1
9 L25S-23.00.02 End Cover 2 25 M20X1.5DIN439B Nut 1
10 L25P-02.00.00.01 Top Bracket 1 26 L25G-22.00.00 Propane Tank Holder 1
11 T34391 Knob Bolt 1 27 M8X16DIN933 Bolt 4
12 M5UN732 Washer 1 28 M8DIN125A Washer 4
13 A33.10.00 Tank Assembly 1 29 L25G-20.00.05 Battery Cover 1
14 L25G-20.00.04 Wheel 2 30 M6X16DIN933 Bolt 4
15 L32D-20.00.03 Wheel Cap 2 31 M6DIN985 Nut 4
16 M10X16DIN7991 Screw 2 32 L25GS-25.00.00 Strap 1
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12.LAVINA®25G‐XENGINEPARTS
No. Item No. Description Pcs.
1 W3132 Kawasaki FS481V-AS10-M 18H 12V 1
K49065-7007 Oil Filter 12
2 W1325 Oil Pressure Switch 6
3 F466230 Elbow 1
4 K59071-7004 Joint 1
5 FE17409029909 Oil Drain Valve 1
6 K11013-7049 Element Air Filter 1
7 K11013-7046 Element Air Filter/ Fs481v (Foam pre-Filter) 1
8 W3241A Cat Muffler Assy. 1
9 W3305 Kawasaki Bonnet Filter 1