Avenger B7030 BUCCANEER Manual De Instrucciones página 10

INTENDED USE
The stand is designed to support luminaires for film and broadcast productions on location or in the studio and
intended to be used by a professional full trained user only.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
1. Before using this product, read these instructions carefully
2. Ensure to use the correct personal protective equipment such as safety shoes and working gloves during
set up and use of the product.
3. Maximum load: 80kg (176lb)
4. Operation temperature range -20° - +60°C
5. Ensure that the ground on which this product is being used is stable and can withstand the weight of the
stand and the payload of the item attached.
6. Before positioning the stand and attempting any kind of adjustment/movement of the stand, ensure that
there are no obstacles, electric, cables or hazards located in the area occupied by the stand and its load.
7. This product should only be used by experienced personnel
8. Ensure the central column is perfectly level before attempting to raise any item that is attached.
9. Ensure the attached item is correctly locked on and completely stable.
10. All loads should be balanced especially when using T Bars.
11. For outside use with a height exceeding 2.5m (98") or in any situation with windy conditions it is advised to
set up the product utilising anchor wires and or wind brace kits (Not included. 087WBK sold separately).
12. Periodically check that the stand is in good condition (see chapter "MAINTENANCE")
13. Do not leave the product unattended when working in high traffic areas where others could interfere with
the stand.
14. To prevent potential injury, keep hands and other parts of the body clear of the moving parts (see image)
DISCLAIMER
The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for:
• Any use not compliant with the present instructions.
• Any use by untrained personnel.
• Any case when the safety standards are infringed.
• Any case of repair by using materials/machining other than those specified by the manufacturer.
TRANSPORTING 1
Use the handle "A" to manoeuvre the stand when in its folded configuration via the transportation wheels "B"
WARNING
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For transport, users should only hold the stand by the handles provided. Do not use the column sections
or the crank mechanism to manoeuvre the stand
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT 2 & 3
The stand should only be used on level surfaces.
The stand features levelling legs that can compensate for marginal differences in ground level.
The stand must be set up on firm ground capable of taking both the weight of the stand and its load without
any of the wheels sinking in, which could cause the stand to tip over. If the ground is soft, place a board "C"
(fig. 2) under the wheels.
During outside use with a height exceeding 2.5 m (98") or in any situation with windy conditions it is advised to
set up the product utilising anchor wires and or wind brace kit (fig. 3) (Not included. 087WBK sold separately).
SET UP
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OPEN THE BASE & LEVELLING &
1. Unlatch the securing hook to release the leg (repeat for other two legs) "D" (fig. 4)
2. Lower the leg carefully to the ground (repeat for other two legs) "E" (fig. 4)
3. Release the levelling leg by pulling the spring plunger outwards and lowering the leg from the vertical posi-
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tion (repeat for other two legs) "F" (fig 4)
4. Before hooking the levelling leg to the base, check that the device is correctly reset:
i) Rotate the leg counter-clockwise by turning the sleeved section until it stops.
ii) Whilst holding the rubber cover, turn the upper part of the levelling leg clockwise until it reaches the stop.
The levelling leg is now at its shortest position and is ready for attachment to the base.
5. Pull out the locking pin and rotate the wheel assembly to the vertical position (repeat for other two legs) "G"
(fig. 5)
6. Attach the levelling leg to the base by pulling up the safety catch and fastening to location "H" (fig. 5)
(repeat for other two legs)
7. In this position you can load the stand with the desired luminaire utilising the low loading height feature.
(Please see "LOADING THE STAND") "I" (fig. 6)
8. Turn the levelling legs to raise the stand and level the base. Using the lower two levelling bubbles as a refer-
ence ensure that the bubble does not leave the central marker in order to prevent potential tipping of the
stand and its mounted equipment "J" (fig. 6)
Note: The wheels plate "K" (fig. 6) features 6 hole positions in order to choose the wheel direction.
WARNING
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Ensure the brakes are working correctly before use "R" (Fig 12)
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When the stand is not being moved the brakes should always be engaged.
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Ensure to have the product correctly levelled (see: 'OPEN THE BASE & LEVELLING') before raising up
the column.
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When the levelling leg assemblies are unhooked from the column, they can move freely. To prevent
potential injury, keep hands and other parts of the body clear of the moving parts "D" (fig. 4)
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When the levelling leg assemblies safety catches are unhooked from the base, they can move freely. To
prevent potential injury, keep hands and other parts of the body clear of the moving parts (F) (fig. 4)
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When positioning and rotating the wheel assembly ensure to keep hands and other parts of the body
clear of the moving parts "G" (fig. 5)
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When securing the wheel assembly, ensure the locking pin is correctly located in its seat to prevent it
from slipping out of position and potentially causing the release of wheel assembly.
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HANDLES SET UP
The stand is supplied with handles "L" turned inwards.
Rotate the handles "L" into operation position by:
1) Unfastening the set screws "M" anticlockwise
2) Raise the levers "L" in order to unhook the pin "N" from the channel of the handle axle "O"
3) Rotate handle "L" into operating position
4-5) Lock handle "L" in position by tightening setscrew "M" clockwise so pin "N" is secured into the channel of
the handle axle "O".
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