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Fig. 3.7
HOW TO USE THE TORQUE WRENCH
Two different hex bits are provided with the torque wrench for single-speed Jett models: 4 mm
and 5mm. If you have a multi-speed Jett model, the torque wrench is also provided with a 6
mm hex bit to adjust the crank length.
Determine which hex bit is needed and insert it into the socket of the torque wrench (A).
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When there is no tension on the torque wrench lever arm, the right-side edge of the arm is
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aligned with the small white line to the left of the "0" (B).
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B
A
Fig. 3.8
Insert the torque wrench into the bolt head (A) and turn the lever arm clockwise until you
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feel resistance and the lever arm starts to flex.
Once the lever arm starts to flex, apply the correct torque to the bolt by turning the lever
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until the torque pointer is aligned with the applicable numbered line on the torque gauge,
then stop and remove the troque wrench from the bolt (e.g. if the specification is 6 Nm,
turn until the torque pointer is aligned with the line to the left of "6"). Torque settings are
listed for each individual bolt and nut in Section 2.
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