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Krone LOAD CARRIER - Opening and Closing the Side Curtain;Rear Curtain

Krone LOAD CARRIER
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SUPERSTRUCTURE OPERATION
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Operating instructions • Load Carrier • 505410638-02 • 07/2019
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Fig.6-42: Folded down bottom part of the
post
1 Front wall
2 Bottom part of the post
3 Folded down board wall
Fold down the bottom part of the post.
Lift the bottom part of the post out of
the post retainer.
Slide the upper part of the post out to
the side of the bracket on the external
beam of the roof frame.
ü The post has been removed.
Inserting fold-down posts
Slide the top part of the post into the
bracket from the side.
Lift the bottom part of the post into the
post retainer.
Fold up the locking lever on the bottom
part of the post.
Connect the bottom part of the post to
the joint with the top part of the post.
Fold in the complete post to the
vehicle.
Completely fold the locking lever into
the post until the lock on the locking
lever engages.
ü The post has been inserted.
Fold up the board walls and lock them.
6.3.2 Opening and closing the side
curtain/rear curtain
CAUTION
Risk of injury due to unfastened curtain
rope ends!
Unfastened curtain rope ends can flap
around, injure people, and cause material
damage.
Secure the ends of the curtain ropes
after closing the curtain.
There are ring-reinforced curtain eyes for
the curtain cramps on the board, rear and
front walls. The curtain rope pulled through
the curtain cramps fastens the curtain to
the vehicle.
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Fig.6-43: Curtain cramps on the rear wall
1 Curtain cramp
Opening the curtain
Remove the curtain rope.
Throw the ends of the curtain rope
over the roof.
Tie the ends of the curtain rope to the
curtain.
Pull up the curtain from the other side
of the vehicle with the curtain rope.
If required, push up the corners of the
curtain with a plug-in lath.
ü The curtain is open.
Closing the curtain
Let the curtain down.

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