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MSG 906pg
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Preliminary remarks
1 Description
1.1 Safety instructions
1.2 Seat types (example of seat models)
1.3 Rating plate
2 Diagnosis
2.1 Overview of components
2.2 Functional test
2.3 Overview of faults
2.4 Fault diagnosis
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3 Repair work
3.1 Seat cushion in position for repair – lifting off and attachment
3.2 Seat cushion and lever for seat angle and seat depth adjustment – removal and installation
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3.12 Bowden pull wire for backrest adjustment – inspection and adjustment
3.13 Bowden pull wire and lever for backrest adjustment – removal and installation
3.14 Bowden pull wire for locking the fore/aft isolator – inspection and adjustment (delivery option)
3.15 Bowden pull wire for locking the fore/aft isolator – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.16 Bowden pull wire for seat angle adjustment – inspection and adjustment
3.17 Bowden pull wire for seat angle adjustment with locking mechanism – removal and installation
3.18 Handle rail – removal and installation
3.20 Heater and belt tensioner cable – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.21 Cable for electro-pneumatic gearshift (EPS) – removal and installation
3.22 Air hose set – removal and installation
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3.23 Valves for lumbar support and lateral support adjustment – removal and installation
3.24 Armrests – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.25 Operator console and armrest for electro-pneumatic gearshift (EPS) – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.26 Backrest cover and seat belt – removal and installation
3.27 Lap belt – removal and installation
3.28 Belt buckle with belt buckle cable – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.29 Secondary belt – removal and installation
3.30 Backrest – removal and installation
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3.32 Bearing support with backrest locking mechanism and hook-in function – removal and installation
3.33 Lumbar support – removal and installation
3.34 Lateral support adjuster – removal and installation
3.35 Vertical shock absorber – removal and installation
3.36 Air spring – removal and installation
3.37 Fore/aft isolator – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.38 Level control – removal and installation
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3.47 Swivel, complete – removal and installation (driver’s seat with swivel, e.g. bus seat)
3.47.1 Swivel and linkage – removal and installation
3.47.2 Cylinder for swivel – removal and installation
3.47.3 Key and valve for swivel – removal and installation
3.47.4 Air hose set – removal and installation
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3.48 Bowden pull wire and bearing for ideal backrest adjustment – removal and installation
3.49 Cable harness for backrest – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.50 Cable harness heater switch – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.51 Cable harness for vehicle connection – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.52 Radial fan for backrest – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.53 Control module for climate control system – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.54 Cable harness for microphone – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.55 Microphone support – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.56 Play in the backrest locking mechanism – inspection and adjustment
This repair manual includes information and instructions on how to perform repair work on the GRAMMER Seat MSG 90.6 PG
of the following seat models:
• Actros
• Atego, Axor
• Bus seat
• Seat with climate control system
The seat Actros forms the basis for illustrations in this repair manual. In general, the seat is illustrated with a mechanism for
quick lowering of the seat, and not with a swivel.
In the case of technical deviations in work procedures (due to different seat models), refer to the current text or individual
chapters of the manual.
The functions can either be on the left-hand or right-hand side of the seat. The only difference between the commercial vehicle
type with a quick lowering mechanism and the bus seat is the missing swivel. For this reason, the repair work on the bus seat
is identical to that on the vehicle of type Actros and is to be performed laterally reversed. The repair work concerning the swivel
is described in a separate chapter.
Each chapter starts with a list of all preparatory work to be completed before starting repair. These preparations are described
in separate chapters and shall be carried out without the preparatory steps described there.
At the beginning of each description for repair you will find an overview diagram. All parts included in the overview diagrams
within one chapter are consecutively numbered starting with "1". Each component is referred to by the same number
throughout the document.
With the help of these overview diagrams, an experienced technician will gain a quick overview.
For spare part orders, please use the numbers stated in the latest issue of the relevant spare parts catalogue.
The description of the work steps refers to the dismounted seat. Depending on the individual installation situation, some work
may also be performed on the installed seat. For this reason, check the environment of the installed seat for this possibility
before starting work. The safety instructions of the specific vehicle manufacturer and those stated in Chapter 1.1 of this repair
manual must be strictly observed.
This repair manual also includes some information on delivery options, if these require further explanation. Since the scope of
delivery depends on the specific customer order, the actual seat design may deviate from the descriptions and illustrations in
this manual.
The illustrated repair steps refer to the driver's seat (left-hand drive). Different work steps are to be performed laterally
reversed when repairing the passenger seat or in the case of vehicles with right-hand drive.
If not stated otherwise, the directional indications "front, back" and "right, left" refer to the installed seat regarded in the driving
direction of the vehicle.
The document layout is suitable for later use of this repair manual via CD-ROM / INTERNET / INTRANET. A navigation line
was entered below the heading for this. This navigation line includes the Chapter titles and it allows the user to jump directly to
these Chapters after the corresponding hyperlinks have been set.
The seat is provided with a long-lasting lubrication (approx. 10 years). The lubricating points must be re-greased only after
repair work, using an acid-free multi-purpose lubricant.
In the description of the present repair manual, not all fastening parts might be mentioned. After repair, it might be necessary
to check fastening parts regarding their factory-made laying, support and securing and to correct them respectively, if required.
Bowden pull wires, cables and air hoses may only be fastened with cable ties at the defined spots by hand (loose). Make sure
that in the case of a vertical seat adjustment, they are not squeezed or distorted when the seat is moved.
Replace all removed old parts with enclosed new ones. If there is no new part included, the old one is to be cleaned and
checked for its suitability for re-use. Defective parts and worn parts must be replaced by new ones.
GRAMMER AG rejects any warranty claims if damaged or worn parts and assemblies are not replaced by spare parts
released by GRAMMER AG.
Qualified personnel
These instructions offer basic information on proper technical seat repair. The contents of the work procedures described are
intended for professionally educated technicians with profound product knowledge. This level of knowledge is an imperative
requirement when performing the work and procedures described in this document.
In order to avoid bodily injury, reduced operational safety or damage to the seat resulting from improperly performed work, all
information and instructions, in particular the safety instructions stated in Chapter 1.1, must be read carefully and strictly
observed.
As an inevitable matter of fact, GRAMMER AG cannot evaluate all situations and consequences that may bear a risk of injury
for the persons involved in the described work procedures. For this reason it is absolutely necessary that every person who
carries out repair work at a seat uses his/her professional knowledge to make sure that his/her own safety will not be put at risk
and that the selected type of repair will not cause any negative effects, in particular with regard to technical safety.
For this reason, GRAMMER AG disclaims liability for any possible damage of this kind.
We point out explicitly that all work steps and procedures described are to be performed with consideration to the applicable
directives and regulations stipulated by the relevant local authorities and in compliance with the provisions on health
protection, prevention of accidents and environmental protection.
The seats are subject to continuous development. Please understand that we must reserve the right to make changes in
shape, equipment and technical design. For this reason, the contents of this repair manual cannot be used to substantiate any
possible claims.
Reprint, translation and copies of this manual or parts thereof are admissible only after written approval.
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Note:
Please refer to the applicable seat operating instructions for further details.
1 All inspection, test and repair work must be performed exclusively by adequately trained personnel.
2 All work steps and procedures described are to be performed with consideration to the applicable directives and regulations
stipulated by the relevant local authorities and in compliance with the provisions on health protection, prevention of
accidents and environmental protection.
ATTENTION ... indicates possible damage or destruction of material and their prevention.
Note: ... introduces an additional explanation for better understanding the work to be carried out.
Installation note: ... introduces an additional explanation for better understanding the installation work to be carried out.
4 Prior to all repair work, the following work has to be carried out:
• Disconnect the seat from the power supply.
• Bleed air out of the compressed-air system.
• Move the seat down to the end stops.
5 The seat position for repair is "seat lowered (no pressure applied)". If it is necessary to bring the seat to a higher position for
repair work, this position must be secured with suitable spacers (wooden block, fixation with screws or similar structure).
Disregard of these safety measures bears the risk of an accident!
6 When using oil, grease and other chemical substances, the relevant safety regulations for the handling and use of these
products must be observed.
• After an accident, the belt tensioner must be checked for external damage, defects and for being triggered. Defective or
damaged components are immediately to be replaced with new ones. It is not allowed to repair defective or damaged
components of the belt tensioner.
• Install the belt tensioner immediately after it has been brought from the storage room. Not installed units may, in no case,
be stored in the workshop without being supervised by an adequately trained person. If the installation work was
interrupted, belt tensioners must be kept closed or brought back to the storage room.
• Do avoid the contact of belt tensioners with grease, oil or cleaning supplies.
• Always protect belt tensioners from flying sparks and naked flames. Do not expose them to temperatures above 100 °C,
not even for a short time.
• Belt tensioners, which have fallen down from a height of more than 0.5 m must be replaced and must
by no means be installed in the vehicle.
• When replacing damaged components such as belt tensioners and lines, the inspection may only be performed using
approved testing equipment and only when those components are installed.
The use of unapproved measuring devices bears the risk of an undesired triggering.
• Attention must be paid to the following when an external power source or battery is connected for the first time:
1. The ignition is on
2. No personnel in the passenger compartment
3. External power source or battery is connected
• In the Federal Republic of Germany, belt tensioners must be detonated prior to scrapping according to the respective
regulations for the prevention of industrial accidents. This makes it impossible to remove pyrotechnic devices from the
scrap yard for re-use or repair.
These safety measures are necessary to prevent possible injuries resulting from improper activation of pyrotechnic devices.
A significant risk is involved in the waste disposal site when not detonated components are flame cut, smelted or thrown
into fire or smouldering fire.
When detonating, make sure a safe distance of at least 10 m is maintained!
• To prevent costly additional work, we recommend you to order the scrapping work be done by a scrap dealer who is able to
perform this work according to the required safety standards for pyrotechnic devices. When handing over those
components, the scrap dealer must sign a declaration committing him to scrap pyrotechnic devices according to the
respective regulations for the prevention of industrial accidents.
(A) Actros
(B) Atego, Axor A
B
(C) Bus seat, right
(function with swivel)
(D) Kingman (sales)
2256
Notes:
A2
• When orders are placed, the correct
number (F) and GAG no. (I) on the rating
plate always have to be quoted. 27.11.07 G
F A9439105102 00005C38
• In case of complaints, the delivery date H [Link] MSG90.5PG LI.
is also to be quoted. I NR. GAG.: 1051726
2271
Note:
When orders are placed, the correct 1 126 814
A
inventory no. (A) on the rating plate is SPC/050320
always to be quoted. B p = 6,5 ... 10 bar
C Lfd-Nr. 000 381 L6D D
01126814000381
2272
B4
Note:
When orders are placed, the correct 1 126 814
A
inventory no. (A) on the rating plate is SPC/050320
always to be quoted. B p = 6,5 ... 10 bar
C Lfd-Nr. 000 381 L6D D
01126814000381
2274
Notes:
• When orders are placed, the correct
number (F) and GAG no. (I) on the rating
plate always have to be quoted. 27.11.07 G
• In case of complaints, the delivery date F A9539105102 00005C38
is also to be quoted. H [Link] MSG90.5PG LI.
I NR. GAG.: 1051726
C2
2275
01126814000381
2276
Note:
When orders are placed, the correct 1 126 814
A
inventory no. (A) on the rating plate is SPC/050320
always to be quoted. B p = 6,5 ... 10 bar
C Lfd-Nr. 000 381 L6D D
01126814000381
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Control elements
Connections: 13
P 8 2
(Z) Connection for air hose (blue) to the
12
air spring
(P) Connection for the air hose (black) 14
for air intake 14
10
R 3
(R) Connection for the air hose (gray)
for air exhaust
11
(A) Connection for the air hose for
lumbar support and lateral support 9 Z 8 1
adjustment
14
18 18
15
4 18
9 16
4
17
1
P 6 8
R 2
5
Z 3
8
4
7 8
P
Z R
8 8 A
2259
Level control
2 3
3
(1) Level control 7
P
(2) Bowden pull wire for seat height 16 1 P
5
adjustment 1 6 17 R
18 7
(3) Control disc for height adjustment 9
(4) Bowden pull wire for quick lowering
of the seat 4 9 8
15 Z
14 Z
(5) Upper actuating cams for air intake
valve (seat lifting)
(6) Lower actuating cams for air
exhaust valve (seat lowering)
10 12 5
(7) Retracting spring of the valve lever P
16
for quick lowering of the seat 15
(8) Valve for quick lowering of the seat
(venting) 1
(9) Valve lever for quick lowering of the
seat
(10) Air intake valve (seat lifting)
R 11 13 6
(11) Air exhaust valve (seat lowering) 17 1 3
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10 12 5
Connections: P
16
(Z) Connection for air hose (blue) to the 15
air spring
(P) Connection for the air hose (black) 1
for air intake
(R) Connection for the air hose (gray)
for air exhaust
R 11 13 6
17 1 3
2279
10
2265
contact 1 (K1) K1 19 K5 K2
contact 2 (K2) 3 22
17 C 15 K2 K6 K3
4 18 23
K3
16
2266
heater (13) 1 7
4
contact 1 (K1) 11 gn sw ge
9 8
ge ro
C D
contact 2 (K2) 10 sw sw gn
3 ge rt LOW
gn ge HIGH
(22) Pin assignment for seat cushion
heater (level 2 = low) at the plug for 5 12 2
8
seat cushion heater (14) br
contact 1 (K1)
contact 2 (K2) bl E
rt = red 17 K1
3 22 19 K5 K2
sw = black K2 K6 K3
23
ge = yellow K3
A
gr = green
bl = blue 10
br = brown 2265
10
2265
Kingman:
heater cable and pin assignment with A B 6
ro
circuit diagram 1 7
4
11 gn sw ge
9 8
ge
ro C D
24 sw sw gn
Note: 3 ge rt LOW
gn ge HIGH
The overview of components for
Kingman corresponds to that for Actros, 5 12 2
8
Atego, Axor and bus seat:
• without belt tensioner cable (5)
• and 9-pin plug for vehicle E
connection (24) 1 2
D
E
11 13 13
14 5
Note: B K1
Actros:
heater cable, belt buckle contact and A B 6
ro
pin assignment with circuit diagram 1 7
4
11 gr sw ge
9 8
ge
ro C D
10 sw sw gn
3
Note: ge
gn
rt
ge
LOW
HIGH
Note:
A B 6
Pin assignment seen from the back ro
1 7
(19) Pin assignment for heater at the 4
11 gr sw ge
9 8
plug for vehicle connection (10)
ge
ro C D
10 sw sw gn
2
Electrical plug and socket connection:
(F) Electrical connection between the 3 4
belt buckle cable (2) and the cable
for belt buckle contact (5) F
5
2280
P8 P9
P7
(1) Cable for electro-pneumatic
gearshift (EPS cable) P4 P5
P6
1
(2) Plug for EPS cable P3
2
P1 P2
2
6
3
2269
A functional test is used to circumscribe all possible malfunctions; it must be performed before and after repair work on the
seat at any rate.
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
If there is a difference between the result/specified status and the actual status, please take the measures as
described in the chapter "Causes/remedial measures".
5 Pull the lever for seat height The seat moves up The seat can oscillate
adjustment up again after each gradually until the highest about 40 mm upward
height adjustment (max. 8 times position (maximum height) without hitting the stopper
depending on the height step). is reached. while driving.
6 Press the lever for seat height The seat moves down by See Overview of faults
adjustment down and hold/ one step (approx. (Chapter 2.3).
release it. 12.5 mm).
7 Press the lever for seat height The seat moves down The seat can oscillate
adjustment down again after each gradually until the lowest about 35 mm downward
height adjustment (max. 8 times position (minimum height) without hitting the stopper
depending on the height step). is reached. while driving (lower
residual spring
displacement).
9 Pull the backrest adjustment The backrest latches into The backrest can be
handle up while loading and the desired position. adjusted within a range of
unloading the backrest, and then It should not be possible to -12 to +38 degrees.
release the handle. move the backrest into
another position after it has See Overview of faults
been locked. (Chapter 2.3).
10 Vertical shock Turn the lever for vertical shock Vertical shock absorption See Overview of faults
absorber adjustment absorber adjustment forwards. is harder. (Chapter 2.3).
11 Turn the lever for vertical shock Vertical shock absorption See Overview of faults
absorber adjustment backwards. is softer. (Chapter 2.3).
13 Release the lever for seat fore/aft The seat locks into place in See Overview of faults
adjustment. the selected position. It (Chapter 2.3).
should not be possible to
move the seat into another
position when it is locked.
14 Swivel (if fitted) Press the button for swivel down The rotary motion is See Overview of faults
until it locks into place. released. (Chapter 2.3).
15 Press the button for swivel down The rotary motion is See Overview of faults
until it is released. locked. (Chapter 2.3).
17 Release the lever for resting The seat locks into place in See Overview of faults
position adjustment and seat the selected position. It (Chapter 2.3).
fore/aft adjustment. should not be possible to
move the seat into another
position when it is locked.
18 Fore/aft isolator Turn the lever for the fore/aft The upper suspension part See Overview of faults
(if fitted) isolator downwards to unlock the can be moved in (Chapter 2.3).
fore/aft isolator. longitudinal horizontal
direction.
20 Lumbar support / Press the switch for lumbar The curvature in the See Overview of faults
lateral support support and lateral support backrest cushion increases (Chapter 2.3).
adjustment adjustment to "+" or "-". or decreases.
21 Seat heater Switch on the switch for seat The seat cushion heater See Overview of faults
heater (level I and II). and backrest heater warm (Chapter 2.3).
up.
This chapter contains notes on possible seat faults. The notes and information provided in Chapter 2.4 "Fault Diagnosis" are
intended to ease troubleshooting of faults.
Faults caused due to insufficient maintenance or improper repair are not covered here.
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Seat moves up too slowly. • Too low reserve air pressure. Check the compressed air system of
the vehicle.
• Bowden pull wire for seat height Check the Bowden pull wire for seat
adjustment is not correctly adjusted. height adjustment and adjust it, if
necessary (see Chapter 3.8).
• Level control is defective. Check leveling valve and level control
(Chapter 2.4, inspection steps 1.1
and 2.1).
• Air leaks at the valve tappet. Replace the level control (Chapter
3.38).
• Air connections are leaky (air leaks at Check all air connections for air
the connections of the air hoses). leakage and replace the component
with a defective air connection with a
new one if necessary.
• Air exhaust hose or air intake hose is Replace the air hose set
bent. (see Chapter 3.22).
Material no. 1153450_c
Seat moves up too slowly. • Air hoses are leaky. Check all air hoses for air leakage
and replace a defective air hose (air
hose set), if necessary
(see Chapter 3.22).
• Air spring is untight. Check the air spring (Chapter 2.4,
step no. 3.1).
Seat does not move up (seat does not • Bowden pull wire for seat height Check the Bowden pull wire for seat
respond when pulling the lever for seat height adjustment is not correctly adjusted. height adjustment and adjust it, if
adjustment). necessary (see Chapter 3.8).
• Bowden pull wire for seat height Replace the Bowden pull wire for
adjustment is torn. seat height adjustment
(see Chapter 3.9).
• Air leaks at the valve tappet. Replace the level control
(Chapter 3.38).
• Air connections or air hoses are leaky. Check all air connections and air
hoses for air leakage and replace the
component with a defective air
connection or the defective air hose
with a new one, if necessary.
Seat does not move up (seat does not • Level control is defective. Check leveling valve and level control
respond when pulling the lever for seat height (Chapter 2.4, inspection steps 1.1
adjustment). and 2.1).
• Handle support for seat height Replace the handle support for seat
adjustment is defective. height adjustment (see Chapter 3.9).
• Air spring is leaky. Check the air spring (Chapter 2.4,
step no. 3.1).
• Button for quick lowering of the seat is Press down the button for quick
engaged. lowering of the seat until it is
released.
Seat does not move down (seat does not • Exhaust air cannot escape Replace the air hose set
respond when pushing the lever for seat (e.g. air exhaust hose is squeezed). (see Chapter 3.22).
height adjustment).
• Bowden pull wire for seat height Check the Bowden pull wire for seat
adjustment is not correctly adjusted. height adjustment and adjust it, if
necessary (see Chapter 3.8).
• Bowden pull wire for seat height Replace the Bowden pull wire for
adjustment is torn. seat height adjustment
(see Chapter 3.9).
• Level control is defective. Check leveling valve and level control
(Chapter 2.4, inspection steps 1.1
and 2.1).
Material no. 1153450_c
Seat does not move down (seat does not • Bowden pull wire for seat height Replace the Bowden pull wire for
respond when pushing the handle for seat adjustment is torn / seat height seat height adjustment
height adjustment). adjustment does not operate. (see Chapter 3.9).
• Handle support for seat height Replace the handle support for seat
adjustment is defective. height adjustment (see Chapter 3.9).
The seat changes its position during • Bowden pull wire for seat height Check the Bowden pull wire for seat
operation: adjustment is not correctly adjusted. height adjustment and adjust it, if
• Seat lowers down necessary (see Chapter 3.8).
• Seat moves up by itself • Bowden pull wire for seat height Replace the Bowden pull wire for
• Seat oscillates adjustment is torn. seat height adjustment
(see Chapter 3.9).
• Level control is defective. Check leveling valve and level control
(Chapter 2.4, inspection steps 1.1
and 2.1).
• Air connections are leaky (air leaks at Check all air connections for air
the connections of the air hoses). leakage and replace the component
with a defective air connection with a
new one if necessary.
• Air hoses are leaky. Check all air hoses for air leakage
and replace a defective air hose (air
hose set), if necessary
(see Chapter 3.22).
Material no. 1153450_c
The seat changes its position during • Air spring is leaky. Check the air spring (Chapter 2.4,
operation: step no. 3.1).
• Seat lowers down
• Seat moves up by itself • Air leaks at the valve tappet. Replace the level control
• Seat oscillates (Chapter 3.38).
Seat moves up or down, but it automatically • Level control is defective. Check leveling valve and level control
returns to its original position. (Chapter 2.4, inspection steps 1.1
and 2.1).
Seat does not respond when pressing the • Bowden pull wire for quick lowering of Replace the Bowden pull wire for the
button for quick lowering of the seat. the seat is torn (quick lowering of the quick lowering of the seat (see
seat does not operate). Chapter 3.7).
• Button for quick lowering of the seat is Replace the button for the quick
defective. lowering of the seat (see
Chapter 3.7).
• Level control is defective. Check leveling valve and level control
(Chapter 2.4, inspection steps 1.1
and 2.1).
Backrest cushion does not respond when • Too low reserve air pressure. Check the compressed-air system of
operating the valves for lumbar support / the vehicle.
lateral support adjustment.
• Respective valve is defective. Replace the valves for lumbar
support and lateral support
adjustment (Chapter 3.23).
• Air hoses are leaky. Check all air hoses for air leakage
and replace a defective air hose (air
hose set), if necessary
(see Chapter 3.22).
• Chamber for lumbar support or lateral Replace the lumbar support or lateral
support adjustment is leaky. support adjustment
(Chapter 3.33 or 3.34).
Seat cushion heater or backrest heater does • Power supply of the vehicle is Check electrical system of the
not operate. defective. vehicle.
• Plug connection to the vehicle is Check the plug and socket
defective. connection, restore it, if necessary.
• Heater cable is squeezed or chafed. Check the seat heater (Chapter 2.4,
inspection step 4.1).
• Seat heater is defective. Check the seat heater (Chapter 2.4,
inspection step 4.1).
Seat has too much clearance in the • Side clearance of rollers in the lower Replace the seat suspension (see
transverse direction (seat wobbles). or upper suspension part is too large. Chapter 3.44).
• Fixed bearings or rollers of the Replace the seat suspension (see
swinging structure are defective. Chapter 3.44).
• Swinging structure is defective. Replace the seat suspension (see
Chapter 3.44).
Seat suspension squeaks. • Side clearance of rollers in the upper Replace the seat suspension (see
or lower suspension part is too large Chapter 3.44).
or insufficient lubrication of the rollers.
• Insufficient lubrication of the axles of Apply penetrating oil to the fixed
the swinging structure for the fixed bearing (through the hole in the lower
bearings. or upper suspension part.
Seat does not respond when the swivel • Linkage rod is jammed or detached. Assure smooth running of the linkage
button is pressed (if fitted). rod or hang it up
(see Chapter 3.47.1).
• Cylinder for swivel is defective. Replace the cylinder for swivel
(see Chapter 3.47.2).
• Valve for swivel is defective. Replace the valve for swivel
(see Chapter 3.47.3).
• Air hose for swivel is leaky. Check the air hoses for leakage and
replace them, if necessary
(see Chapter 3.47.4).
Vertical shock absorption does not become • Bowden pull wire for vertical shock Check the Bowden pull wire for
harder or softer when the lever for vertical absorber adjustment is not correctly vertical shock absorber adjustment
shock absorber adjustment is turned forwards adjusted. and adjust it, if necessary
or backwards. (see Chapter 3.10).
• Bowden pull wire of vertical shock Replace the Bowden pull wire for
absorber adjustment is torn. vertical shock absorber adjustment
(see Chapter 3.11).
Backrest does not fold forwards by itself after • Torsion spring is detached. Hang in the torsion spring
being unlocked. (see Chapter 3.30).
• Tension spring is broken. Replace the torsion spring
(see Chapter 3.30).
Backrest cannot be unlocked. • Lever for backrest adjustment is Replace the lever for backrest
defective. adjustment (see Chapter 3.13).
• Bowden pull wire for backrest Check the Bowden pull wire for
adjustment is not correctly adjusted. backrest adjustment and adjust it, if
necessary (see Chapter 3.12).
• Bowden pull wire for backrest Replace the Bowden pull wire for
adjustment is torn. backrest adjustment
(see Chapter 3.13).
• Backrest locking mechanism is Replace the bearing support with
defective. backrest locking mechanism
(Chapter 3.32).
Seat fore/aft adjustment does not operate • Particles are between the adjusting Clean the seat fore/aft adjustment.
after pulling or pushing the lever for seat and locking rails.
fore/aft adjustment.
Seat fore/aft adjustment does not operate • Lever for seat fore/aft adjustment is Replace the lever for seat fore/aft
after pulling or pushing the lever for seat defective. adjustment (see Chapter 3.40).
fore/aft adjustment.
• Seat fore/aft adjustment is defective. Replace the seat fore/aft adjustment
(see Chapter 3.40).
Backrest too much play or Backrest rattles in Play in backrest locking/lock too big. Bowden pull wire for backrest
unloaded condition. adjustment – inspection and
adjustment (Chapter 3.12).
Play in the backrest locking
mechanism – inspection and
adjustment (Chapter 3.56).
Notes: • Perform the inspection whit the seat being loaded (e.g. by pressing it down).
• The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
1.1
WARNING Risk of crushing!
During inspection, do not touch the seat
suspension and the swinging structure with
your hands.
Apply load to the seat. Air escapes at the valves of the Replace the level control
level control. (Chapter 3.38).
The level control is tight. Proceed with inspection
step no. 1.2.
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Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
1.2 Manually press back the valve lever for quick The seat moves down (mechanical Proceed with inspection
lowering of the seat at the level control against end stop). Compressed air leaks at step no. 1.3.
the retracting spring. the valve for quick lowering of the
seat (venting).
The seat does not move down. Replace the level control
(Chapter 3.38).
1.3 Release the valve lever for quick lowering of the The seat moves back to its original Proceed with inspection
seat. position. step no. 1.4.
The seat remains moved down. Check the level control for
fixed valve tappet of the quick
lowering of the seat.
The seat does not move back to its Check the level control
original position. (see inspection step 2.1).
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
1.4
WARNING Risk of crushing!
The level control immediately pushes the
control disc for seat height adjustment forwards
and the seat moves up.
Hang out the Bowden pull wire for seat height The seat moves up until the Proceed with inspection
adjustment at the control disc for seat height maximum height is reached. step no. 1.5.
adjustment.
The seat remains in its original Check the level control for
position. fixed valve tappets of the air
intake and air exhaust.
The seat does not move up. Replace the level control
(Chapter 3.38).
1.5 Hang in the Bowden pull wire for seat height The seat moves back to its original Proceed with inspection
adjustment at the control disc for height position. step no. 1.6.
adjustment.
The seat does not move back to its Check the level control (see
original position. inspection step 2.1).
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
1.6 Briefly press the upper actuating cam for the air The seat moves up. Proceed with inspection
intake valve against the valve tappet of the air step no. 1.7.
intake with your hand.
The seat does not move up. Replace the level control
(Chapter 3.38).
1.7 Briefly press the lower actuating cam for the air The seat moves down. End of inspection.
exhaust valve against the valve tappet of the air
exhaust with your hand. The seat does not move down. Replace the level control
(Chapter 3.38).
Notes: • Perform the inspection whit the seat being loaded (e.g. by pressing it down).
• The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
2.1
WARNING Risk of crushing!
During inspection, do not touch the seat
suspension and the swinging structure with The seat moves up to the maximum Proceed with inspection
your hands. height (seat might oscillate about step no. 2.2.
40 mm upwards without hitting the
Gradually move up the seat until the highest stopper).
position (maximum height) is reached. The seat does not move up to the Replace the level control
maximum height. (Chapter 3.38).
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no.
2.2 Gradually move down the seat until the lowest The seat moves down to the Proceed with inspection
position (minimum height) is reached. minimum height (seat might oscillate step no. 2.3.
about 35 mm downwards without
hitting the stopper).
The seat does not move down to the Replace the level control
minimum height. (Chapter 3.38).
2.3 Press and lock the button for quick lowering of The seat moves down to the lowest Proceed with inspection
the seat. position as far as possible. step no. 2.4.
The seat does not move down to the Replace the level control
lowest position. (Chapter 3.38).
2.4 Press and unlock the button for quick lowering Seat moves up by about 35 mm Proceed with inspection
of the seat. until the minimum height level is step no. 2.5.
reached.
Seat does not move to the minimum Replace the level control
height. (Chapter 3.38).
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
2.5 Move the seat to the middle position and apply The level control moves the seat to Proceed with inspection
load to the seat. the original position (up). step no. 2.6.
The level control does not move the Replace the level control
seat up to the original position. (Chapter 3.38).
2.6 Unload the seat. The level control moves the seat End of inspection.
down to the original position.
The level control does not move the Replace the level control
seat down to the original position. (Chapter 3.38).
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
3.1
WARNING Risk of crushing!
During inspection, do not touch the seat
suspension and the swinging structure with
your hands. Visible abrasion, air spring untight. Replace the air spring
(Chapter 3.36).
Move the seat to the highest position. No abrasion. Proceed with inspection step
Check the air spring for abrasion. no. 3.2.
3.2 Apply load to the seat suspension. Air escapes at the air spring. Replace the air spring
(Chapter 3.36).
Air spring is tight. End of inspection.
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4 Inspection of the seat heater (Actros, Atego, Axor, bus seat, Kingman)
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
4.1a • Disconnect the electrical connection (A)
between the seat (Actros, Atego, Axor, bus
seat) and the vehicle.
• Turn the heater switch to heating level 2
(high).
ATTENTION Malfunction!
The heater can only be checked at heating
level 1 below 20 °C.
• Measure the resistance at the contacts in the = 5.32 Ω (±10 %) (total resistance of End of inspection.
plug for vehicle connection (pin assignment for the heater mats at approx. 20 °C)
Actros, Atego, Axor, bus seat): Proceed with inspection
< 4.78 Ω or
K3 (red) Ω K4 (black) >> 5.85 Ω step 4.2.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
4.1b • Disconnect the electrical connection (A)
between the Kingman seat and the vehicle.
• Turn the heater switch to heating level 2
(high).
ATTENTION Malfunction!
The heater can only be checked at heating
level 1 below 20 °C.
• Measure the resistance at the contacts in the
plug for vehicle connection (pin assignment for
Kingman):
K9 (red) Ω K7 (black) = 5.32 Ω (±10 %) (total resistance of End of inspection.
the heater mats at approx. 20 °C)
< 4.78 Ω or Proceed with inspection
>> 5.85 Ω step 4.2.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
4.2 • Disconnect the electrical connection (C)
between the heater cable and the cable for
seat cushion heater as well as the electrical
connection (D) between the cable for seat
cushion heater and the cable for backrest
heater.
• Measure the resistance at the contacts in the
plug of backrest heater (2-pin):
K1 (yellow) Ω K2 (black) 2.14 Ω (±10 %) (at approx. 20 °C) Proceed with inspection
step no. 4.3.
< 1.93 Ω or Replace the backrest
>> 2.35 Ω (Chapter 3.30).
4.3 • Short-circuit the socket for the backrest heater
(2-pin).
• Measure the resistance at the contacts in the
plug of the seat cushion heater (3-pin):
K1 (black) Ω K2 (red) 3.18 Ω (±10 %) (at approx. 20 °C) Replace the heater cable
K1 (black) Ω K3 (yellow) (see Chapter 3.20).
< 2,86 Ω or Replace the seat cushion
>> 3.5 Ω (see Chapter 3.2).
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
5.1 • Disconnect the electrical connection (E)
between the belt tensioner and the belt
tensioner cable and short-circuit the plug of
the belt tensioner cable.
• Measure the resistance at the contacts in the
plug for vehicle connection (pin assignment for
Actros, Atego, Axor, bus seat):
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
6.1 • Switch off the heater (switch for seat heater to
position "0").
• Snap the belt latch into the belt buckle (no
buzzing).
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
6.2 • Release the belt latch at the belt buckle
(buzzing).
• Measure the resistance at the contacts in the
plug for vehicle connection (pin assignment for
Actros):
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
7.1 • Disconnect the electrical connection (F)
between the belt buckle cable and the cable of
the belt buckle contact.
• Measure the resistance at the pins P1 and P2
in the plug of the belt buckle cable.
P1 Ω P2 = 0.2 Ω (± 10%) End of inspection.
Note: The components mentioned above are illustrated in Chapter 2.1, if not stated otherwise in this text.
Step
Inspect/operate Result/specified status Troubleshooting
no.
8.1 • Disconnect the electrical connection between
the EPS cable and the vehicle.
• Disconnect the electrical connection (G)
between the EPS cable and the EPS control
element.
• Short-circuit the contacts at the socket of the
EPS cable and measure the resistance at the
corresponding pins P1 to P9 at the plug of the
EPS cable:
P1 Ω P2 to P9 << 1 Ω (R→ 0) (pass) End of inspection.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
3.1 Seat cushion in position for repair – lifting off and attachment
3.2 Seat cushion and lever for seat angle and seat depth adjustment – removal and installation
TABLE OF CONTENTS
3.12 Bowden pull wire for backrest adjustment – inspection and adjustment
3.13 Bowden pull wire and lever for backrest adjustment – removal and installation
3.14 Bowden pull wire for locking the fore/aft isolator – inspection and adjustment (delivery option)
3.15 Bowden pull wire for locking the fore/aft isolator – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.16 Bowden pull wire for seat angle adjustment – inspection and adjustment
3.17 Bowden pull wire for seat angle adjustment with locking mechanism – removal and installation
3.18 Handle rail – removal and installation
3.20 Heater and belt tensioner cable – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.21 Cable for electro-pneumatic gearshift (EPS) – removal and installation
3.22 Air hose set – removal and installation
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3.23 Valves for lumbar support and lateral support adjustment – removal and installation
3.24 Armrests – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.25 Operator console and armrest for electro-pneumatic gearshift (EPS) – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.26 Backrest cover and seat belt – removal and installation
3.27 Lap belt – removal and installation
3.28 Belt buckle with belt buckle cable – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.29 Secondary belt – removal and installation
3.30 Backrest – removal and installation
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3.32 Bearing support with backrest locking mechanism and hook-in function – removal and installation
3.33 Lumbar support – removal and installation
3.34 Lateral support adjuster – removal and installation
3.35 Vertical shock absorber – removal and installation
3.36 Air spring – removal and installation
3.37 Fore/aft isolator – removal and installation (delivery option)
3.38 Level control – removal and installation
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3.37 Swivel, complete – removal and installation (driver’s seat with swivel, e.g. bus seat)
3.47.1 Swivel and linkage – removal and installation
3.47.2 Cylinder for swivel – removal and installation
3.47.3 Key and valve for swivel – removal and installation
3.47.4 Air hose set – removal and installation
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3.48 Bowden pull wire and bearing for ideal backrest adjustment – removal and installation
3.49 Cable harness for backrest – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.50 Cable harness heater switch – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.51 Cable harness for vehicle connection – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.52 Radial fan for backrest – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.53 Control module for climate control system – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.54 Cable harness for microphone – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.55 Microphone support – removal and installation (seat with climate control system)
3.56 Play in the backrest locking mechanism – inspection and adjustment
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8
9
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Note:
No claims for warranty can be accepted
if you install the seat cushion covers 2 3
of other manufacturers than
GRAMMER AG.
3
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for
repair (Chapter 3.1).
Removal
4 ATTENTION Damage!
The seat cushion cover (1) is secured
in the seat pan area with two Velcro
fasteners (4). When separating the
Velcro fasteners, make sure the
Velcros (4) are not torn out of the
foam plastic part (2). 2 3
5
5
4
512
Installation
1
1 Push new clamps (6) – 16 pcs. – 1 6
at the marked locations onto the seat 2
plate (5). 5
(7) Lug 8
3 A
(8) Cable seat cushion heater 2
(9) Cable for seat fan
(10) Cable tie
(11) Slinging strap 10 12
(12) Clamping plate (at seat plate)
10
5 4 9
9
8
Note:
No claims for warranty can be accepted
if you install the seat cushion covers
4
of other manufacturers than
GRAMMER AG. 2540
4
2540
10
5 4 9
9
8
4
2540
11
9 ATTENTION Damage! 1 1 5
The seat cushion cover (1) is kept 2 4
under tension with two lugs (7) at tie 6
straps (6) in the seat pan area at the 7
back. When removing the seat A 11
6 5
A-A
cushion cover (1), make sure that the
7
tie straps (6) do not tear. 4
8
3 A
Pull off the seat cushion cover (1) at
2
the foam plastic part (2).
2541
Installation
11
1 1
1 Push 16 new clamps (5) onto the seat 5
plate (4) at the marked locations. 6 2 4
7
2 Guide the two lugs (7) at the tie straps A 11 4
(6) out through the slits in the foam 6 5
A-A
plastic part (2) in downward direction, 7
then turn until they lie evenly under
8
tension at the foam part (2). 3 A
2
3 Evenly install the seat upholstery (1)
over the foam plastic part (2) starting
from the back to the front.
10 12
4 Lead out the seat heater cable (8) and
seat fan cable (9) downward through
the opening (arrow) of the seat plate 10
(4) and fasten with the clamping 5 4 9
9
plate (12). 8
4
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4
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for
13 2
repair (Chapter 3.1).
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Removal, attachment 7
9
9
2 Unscrew the raised countersunk head 1
screw (3) and pull off the lever for seat 8 1
height adjustment (2) at the handle
support (14). 8
Installation note:
Raised countersunk head screw (3),
8
3 Nm. 11
7 7
3 Unscrew the round head screw (5). 10
Installation note:
5 6
Round head screw (5), 1.7 Nm.
12
1
ATTENTION Risk of breakage!
The left covering (1) is held by nine 4
snap-in hooks and is wedged in the
plastic. Use suitable screwdrivers to 4
carefully unhook the parts. 3
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4
9 Carefully pull off the left covering (1)
over the operator levers and put it on 3
the left side of the seat.
14
4
10 Mount the components in reverse 2
13
order of their removal.
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11
8
27 9 10
16 23
13
19
21
20 2173
11
8
27 9 10
16 23
13
19
21
20 2542
23
6
ATTENTION Hydrostatic test! 7
The hydraulic test of the seat should be 22
performed after connecting the air hoses 1 24
(8, 9, 10, 12).
11
13
6 Remove three hose clamps (11) at the 18 2
air hoses (8, 9, 10) and one hose 12
clamp (22) at the air hose (12) and
push towards the back. 25 10
4 8 9 11 11
17
15 5 3
26 14
7 ATTENTION Damage!
4
14
Do not damage air hoses (8, 9, 12 7
6
10, 12) and connections (arrows) of 22
the valve (13). Do not use a
screwdriver, for example, or a similar 11
8
tool to lift off the air hoses (8, 9, 27 9 10
10, 12) at the connections (arrows)
of the valve (13).
16 23
13
19
21
20 2173
23
16 13
19
21
20 2174
11
8
27 9 10
23
16 13
19
21
20 2174
(1) Bellows 10
(2) Lever for seat fore/aft adjustment
10
(3) Seat frame
(4) Lower suspension part 7 7
7 7
(5) Seat fore/aft adjustment
(6) Supporting structure (Actros, bus
seat) 14
(7) Bellows pin 11 3 9
12 1 8
(8) Cable tie 1
7
(9) Bowden pull wire for backrest 5
2
adjustment
6 4
7 10 7
(10) Cable tie
(11) Cable tie 7
7
7 7
7
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7 7
7
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Loosely fix the Bowden pull wire (12) 11 3 9
12 1 8
by means of the cable tie (11) at the 1
marked point and make sure it is not 7
5
distorted. 2
6 4
8 Mark the points where the bellows (1) 7 10 7
is fastened to the right side of the seat 7
frame (3) and to the left side of the
7
handle rail (14) by means of two cable
12
ties (10) and remove the cable ties
(10). 13 13 10
1 11
1
9 Detach the bellows (1) at the
supports (13). 7
7 7
7
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1
1
7
4
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Note: 7 1
Check the Bowden pull wire for seat
height adjustment (1) for correct 8
9 8 9
functioning upon installation.
5
3 Operate the handle for seat height
adjustment (2) in both directions as far
as possible (pulling it upwards / 1
pushing it downwards) and check it for 5 6 7
correct functioning:
• locking in each step for a maximum
of nine locking steps (eight actuations)
• easy running of the Bowden pull wire
4
for seat height adjustment (1)
• smooth operation of the handle for
seat height adjustment (2)
• tight suspension of the Bowden pull 1
wire for seat height adjustment (1) at 2
the level control (4) (regarding
tensional force).
3
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A 6
Notes: 7 1
• No different adjustable dimensions of
the Bowden pull wires for seat height 8
9 8 9
adjustment (1) with regard to seat
5
models with left-hand or right-hand drive.
• The new Bowden pull wire for seat
height adjustment (1) must be
preadjusted outside the seat. 1
5 6 7
1 With the Bowden pull wire for seat
height adjustment (1) being
installed:
1.1 Remove the left covering in position
4
for repair (Chapter 3.4).
2
1.3 Detach the Bowden pull wire for seat
height adjustment (1) at both ends
3
(see Chapter 3.9).
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(8) Support
(9) Lock washer 2 1 12
7
(10) Lock washer
(11) Drum (handle support for seat 5
height adjustment)
4 13
(12) Seat frame
(13) Bowden pull wire for quick lowering
of the seat 1
3
6
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1
2 Operate the lever for vertical shock
9 5
absorber adjustment (2) several times
in both directions and check the 4
following:
• Check the Bowden pull wire for
vertical shock absorber adjustment (1)
for easy running. 3
• Check the lever for vertical shock 8 7 6 1
absorber adjustment (2) for wear.
• Check the adjusting lever (4) for
contamination. 1
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Note:
The adjustment of the Bowden pull wire
for vertical shock absorber adjustment 3
(1) is the same for seat models with left-
hand and with right-hand drive.
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3 14
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1,2 3
6
2 Apply load to the backrest (8) and 5
lock/unlock it several times using the
lever for backrest adjustment (12) and
7
check the following:
• easy running of the Bowden pull
wires (1, 2)
• contamination of the lock (3) 8
• synchronous locking of the left and
right side without jamming
12
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Adjustment
12
2 Carefully detach the rear covering at
the right covering (see Chapter 3.5). 1 2
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13
12
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10 8
11 1 2183
1
1 16 14 2 2
10 8
11 1 2183
ATTENTION Malfunction! 1
• Loosely fix the right Bowden pull 1 16 14 2 2
wire (2) by means of cable tie (14) and
make sure it is not distorted. 3
• Check the Bowden pull wire
4
adjustment, readjust if necessary
5
(Chapter 3.12).
17 9
5 Detach the left Bowden pull wire (1) at
the clamp (15). 7 6
11
12
1,2 8
13
2
10 8
11 1 2183
10 8
11 1 2183
8
1 2184
7 6
8
1 2184
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Adjustment
4 1
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1
Removal and installation
3
8
5 WARNING Risk of crushing!
1
4
9
5 2203
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ATTENTION Malfunction!
Loosely fix the Bowden pull wire (1) by
3
means of the cable tie (10) and make
8
sure it is not distorted.
1
4
9
5 2203
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(7) Counternut
(8) Nut
(9) Seat frame
1
3
2
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for 11 9
repair (Chapter 3.1).
9 10
Inspection
9 10
1
3
2
11 9
9 10
Adjustment
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Removal
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4
F
F
F
F 5
3
3 4
2
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Installation
12
1 Adjust the new Bowden pull wire (5) to
5
the length of the old one (excess
length of the wire). 7 F 12
9 3
2 Apply acid-free multi-purpose lubricant 8
F 4
(F) to the housing (3) and to the catch F
F
element (4).
6 7
3 Hang the Bowden pull wire (5) into the F F
hole (marked with "L") of the catch F
element (4) and insert the catch 1 6
F
element (4) into the housing (3).
5
6
4 Apply acid-free multi-purpose lubricant 8
4
(F) to the latches (6).
F 13
F
5 Turn the catch element (4) in the 6
F 8
housing (3) as far as possible and 3
F
insert latches (6) into the housing (3). 13
3
4
2
2207
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3 9
17
2208
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7
10
3 9
17
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3
2 4
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for
5
repair (Chapter 3.1). 3
2185
2185
4
5
2185
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3
B
1
1
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for
repair (Chapter 3.1). 2
2
2186
2186
2543
2543
11
4
A
5 7
2187
11
4
A
5 7
2187
2
Removal and installation 1
10
B
5 E
5 WARNING Risk of crushing! 8
C E 5
4 D 9
Bring the seat into the highest position 6
3 2
and secure the swinging structure to
the front plastic rollers of the lower 11
suspension part by means of 4
appropriate spacers. A
5 7
2187
11
4
A
5 7
2187
11
4
A
5 7
2187
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5
1 1
2
6
1 6 4
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1 6 4
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4
WARNING Malfunction!
• Attach the clip (8) at the new EPS 6 9
cable (1) according to the marking 6
and fasten it by means of a blind 7
rivet (7) in such a way that the EPS 1
cable cannot be squeezed, kinked or
distorted when the seat is moved 2 4
vertically or horizontally.
• Mount the clip (8) in such a way
that the EPS cable (1) can be guided
inwards parallel to the seat fore/aft 3
adjustment (9). 5
1 1
2
6
1 6 4
2189
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10 8
9
5
1 7
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11 11 1
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7
2 3
17
4 3 2 13
13
16
4
12
1 8
1 12
18
15 4
13 13
2214
2213
A
ATTENTION Malfunction!
4 8
6
• It is not allowed to replace individual
12 10 1
air hoses (2, 3, 4) due to risk of crushing
12 P R 2
(when improperly installed). Z
5
If an individual air hose (2, 3, 4) is 4 3
9
defective, the air hose set for vehicle 4
connection (7) of the seat has to be 8 14
19
removed and replaced. P
Note: Z R
The air hose (1) to the air spring (6) 9
must only be replaced, if the air hose (1)
is defective. 7
2 3 11 15
• The air hoses (1, 2, 3, 4) differ in 2
length and colour. 4 3 2 13
13
• The provided illustrations show how to
16 3
run the hoses in an assembled seat. The 4
instructions on how to run hoses to 14
individual assemblies and the respective 1 8
attachment points of the cable ties for 1 12
the air hose set (7) are to be observed! 4
13 13 15 13 16 13
2213
A
ATTENTION Hydrostatic test!
4 8
The hydraulic test of the seat should be 6
12 10 1
performed upon installation of the air
hoses (1, 2, 3, 4). To do this, apply 60 kg 12 P R 2
Z
load to the seat for 24 hours. The 5
4 3
9
lowering within this time must not
8 4
exceed 15 mm. 14
19
P
Z R
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for 9
repair (Chapter 3.1).
7
2 Remove the left covering in position 2 3 11 15
2
for repair (Chapter 3.4). 4 3 2 13
13
16 3
4
14
1 8
1 12
4
13 13 15 13 16 13
2213
2213
4 8
6 WARNING Risk of crushing! 6
12 10 1
Bring the seat into the highest position 12 P R 2
Z
and secure the swinging structure to 5
4 3
9
the front plastic rollers of the lower
8 4
suspension part by means of 14
19
appropriate spacers. P
Z R
9
7 WARNING The pressure in the 7
pneumatic system might cause injury! 11 15
2 3
2
The pneumatic system is to be vented 4 3 2 13
13
before removing the air hoses (1, 2, 16 3
3, 4) (e.g. by means of the quick 4
lowering). 14
1 8
1 12
8 If the air hose (1) to the air spring
(6) is defective: 4
13 13 15 13 16 13
8.1 Pull off the hose nozzle (9) and push
it backwards at the air hose (1).
2213
A
8.2 ATTENTION Damage!
Take care not to damage the 4
8
connection (mandrel profile) of the 6
10
level control (8). 1
12 P R 2
Z
Pull off the air hose (1) at the 5
4 12 3
9
connection (arrow) of the level
8 4
control (8). 14
19
Notes: P
• For easier removal, carefully slit Z R
the air hose (1) with a sharp knife. 9
• Do not use screwdrivers or similar
tools to lift off the air hose (1) at the 7
connections (arrow) of the level 2 3
control (8). 8
4 3 2 13 Z
Installation note: 13 P
Push the air hose (1) completely 16 9 R
4 9
onto the connection (arrow) of the 4
level control (8) by exerting 1
1 8
pressure. 1 12
3 2
13 15
13
2215
8 4
19 14
P
Z R
9
7 2216
A
14 ATTENTION Damage!
Take care not to damage the 4
8
connections (mandrel profiles) of the 6
10
level control (8). 1
12 P R 2
Z
Pull off the air hoses (2, 3) at the 5
4 12 3
9
connections (arrows) of the level
8 4
control (8). 14
19
Notes: P
• For easier removal, carefully slit the Z R
air hoses (2, 3) with a sharp knife. 9
• Do not use a screwdriver or similar
tools to lift off the air hoses (2, 3) at 7
the connections (arrows) of the level 2 3
control (8). 8
4 3 2 13 Z
Installation notes: 13 P
• Push the air hoses (2, 3) 16 9 R
4 9
completely onto the connections 4
(arrows) of the level control (8) by 1
1 8
exerting pressure. 1 12
• The air hose (3) has to be installed 3 2
at the level control (8) without hose 15
nozzle (9). 13 13
2215
Z 8
23 P
1 9 R
21 4 21 9
4
15 1
8 16
3 2
22 12 20 1 20 14
2217
2217
10 10
1 2
Removal and installation 3
4 6
11
55
7
10 9 8 2210
6 6
4 ATTENTION Damage!
5 4
Take care not to damage the air 4 11 11
hoses (1, 2, 3, 4). Do not use a 5
screwdriver or similar tools to lift off
10 10
the air hoses (1, 2, 3, 4) at the
connections (arrows) of the valves
(7, 8, 9). 1
2 1 7 8 9
Mark the air hoses (1, 2, 3, 4) and cut
3 3 2 5 5
them off in a clean and straight way
directly behind the connections
(arrows) of the valves (7, 8, 9) by
1 2
means of a sharp knife.
3 6
Installation notes: 4
• Install the air hoses (1, 2, 3, 4)
according to the marking.
• Push the air hoses (1, 2, 3, 4)
completely onto the connections 5
(arrows) of the valves (7, 8, 9) by
exerting pressure.
11
55
7
10 9 8 2210
Notes:
6 6
• The air hoses (1, 2, 3, 4) can be cut
off only once.
• After cutting, mark the air hoses 5 4
4 11 11
(1, 2, 3, 4) in order not to cut them 5
several times.
10 10
5 Press the springs (arrows) on the top
and bottom of the valves (7, 8, 9) and 1
pull the valve unit (10) out of the left 2 1 7 8 9
covering (6). 3 3 2 5 5
11
55
7
10 9 8 2210
(1) Backrest
(2) Backrest cover
(3) Rounded head screw
(inner race) ............................ 4 Nm
(4) Armrest on the left 7
7
(5) Micro-encapsulated cap
screw .................. to replace, 25 Nm
6
(6) Armrest on the right 3
(7) Micro-encapsulated cap
screw .................. to replace, 25 Nm
3
5
5
2221
2221
21
2223
21
2222
2222
21
2223
2223
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16
15
6
23
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5
5
7
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4
5 6 9
5 25
7 2219
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4
5 6 9
5 25
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4
5
5
7
2218
2225
2225
2225
2225
(8) Clip
4
(9) Socket (long belt buckle cable) 3
1
(10) Seat frame 2
10
2212
2212
5 1 4
2252
2252
2252
2220
Note:
If the scope of delivery of spare parts
contain bolts which are not micro-
encapsulated, a suitable threadlocking 7
compound (e. g. LOCTITE) should be
used.
F 5
3
1 4
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for
repair (Chapter 3.1).
12 6
2 Seat with operator console and 2
F 8
armrest for electro-pneumatic 11 3
F
gearshift: 9
Remove the supporting structure for F
electro-pneumatic gearshift (EPS)
(see Chapter 3.25). 10
2220
2220
10
2220
2220
Removal
10
2220
10
2220
Installation
Note:
Perform installation consecutively first on
the right (2) and then on the left bearing
support (11).
2220
2220
2220
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(4) Zipper 1 2
Note: 1
No claims for warranty can be accepted 7 4
6 6 6 6 6
if you install the backrest cushion covers 5
of other manufacturers than
GRAMMER AG.
5
2232
2232
5
Removal and installation 6
7
7 Bend open the five covering clamps
(6), turn off from the backrest (1) and
remove.
Installation notes:
4 1
7
• ATTENTION Damage! 6 6 6 6 6
5
Attach the new covering clamps (6)
with the sharp side to the foam part
(2). Do not install any covering clamps 5
(6) in the safety belt area (7) (arrows).
• Replace the covering clamps (6).
2232
5
10 ATTENTION Damage!
The backrest cover (1) is secured in 6
the backrest area with two Velcros 7
(3). When separating the Velcro
fasteners, make sure the Velcros (3)
are not torn out of the foam plastic
part (2).
4 1
7
Pull off the backrest cover (1) from 6 6 6 6 6
5
the foam plastic part (2) in upward
direction.
5
2232
Installation notes:
• When installing a new backrest 3 4 5
1
cover (1), cut in the holes for the belt
guide and belt bracket mounting. 3
• Put the backrest cover (1) to top of 1 2
the headrest and evenly pull it onto
the foam plastic part (2) from top to
bottom. 5
• When pulling the backrest cover (1), 6
release the tension by compressing 7
the foam plastic part (2).
2232
2544
Note: 14
No claims for warranty can be accepted 2
3 3 13
3
if you install the backrest cushion
covers of other manufacturers than 11
GRAMMER AG.
4 12 15
1 12 9
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for 5
repair (Chapter 3.1).
6 9 11
2 Remove the left covering in position
for repair (Chapter 3.4).
5 1 2
3 Remove the covering at the back (see 6 7 1
8
Chapter 3.5). 3 9 9
3
10
3
4 Seat with armrests:
Remove the armrests (Chapter 3.24). 12 10
4 11
9
14
1 13
12
11
2544
2544
2544
2544
2544
2233
2234
Note:
If screws are included in the scope of 3
delivery of spare parts which are not 1 9
5
micro-encapsulated, an appropriate 14 11
threadlocking compound (e.g. LOCTITE) 4
has to be used. 13 15
16
2
7 17
12
14 5 5
2233
2233
2233
Removal
3
8 Drill off two rivet heads and drive out 1 9
5
blind rivets (5) at the right bearing 11
14
support (1).
4
13 15
9 Unscrew the rounded head screw (4) 16
2
and remove the right bearing support 17
(1) on the right seat frame (3) with the 7 12
parts attached to it (7, 13, 14, 15, 14 5 5
16, 17).
6 1
5 2
10 Bore out the rivet head and drive out 3
4 5
the blind rivet (12) at the left bearing 18
19
support (2). 7 9
8 10
11 Unscrew the rounded head screw 6 19
(11) and remove the left bearing
11
support (2) on the left seat frame (9)
with the parts attached to it 12
(8, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18).
2233
Installation A B
Note:
1
Reuse or convert parts which are not 1
included in the scope of delivery of the
backrest locking mechanism. 14
F
F F 13
1 Assembly of the right bearing
14
support (1):
1.1 Insert two spacers (A/14) with their 14 F
F 14
round side into the right and left
milling hole of the bearing
support (A/1).
Notes:
• The groove (arrows) of the spacer C
(A/14) must stay in alignment with 1
the groove (A/arrow) of the bearing 15
support (A/1). 1
• Apply acid-free multi-purpose
16 14
lubricant to the side surfaces (F) of
17
the spacers (A/14). 15
7 14 F
• The milling holes on the left and
right of the bearing support (A/1) 13
15 14
prevent moving of the spacers 13
(A/14). 14 2227
16 14
17
7 F 15
14
15 13
13 14
14 2227
16 14
17
7 F 15
14
15 13
13 14
14 2227
2233
2233
(1) Backrest
4 10 3
2
(2) Safety belt 6 11 11 11
3 6
(3) Backrest cover 6
5 6
(4) Foam plastic part 10 9 10
(5) Lumbar support
7 9
(6) Lattice frame
(7) Air hose for upper chamber
8
(8) Air hose for lower chamber
(9) Hose connector 1
2
(10) Zipper
(11) Covering clamps ................. replace
2
2236
2236
• ATTENTION Damage!
1
Attach the new covering clamps (11) 2
with the pointed side pointing towards
the foam plastic part (4). Do not attach
any covering clamps (11) in the safety
belt area (2) (arrow). 2
• Replace the covering clamps (11).
2236
4 10 3
2
ATTENTION Hydrostatic test! 11 11
6 6 11
3
6
The hydraulic test of the lumbar support 6
(5) and of the air hoses for the upper 5
10 9 10
and lower chamber (7, 8) should be
performed upon installation of the 7 9
lumbar support (5).
8
8 WARNING Damage! 1
2
Take care not to damage the air
hoses for the upper and lower
chamber (7, 8).
2
Pull off the air hoses for the upper and
lower chamber (7, 8) at the
corresponding hose connector (9).
Installation note:
Push the air hoses for the upper and
lower chamber (7, 8) completely onto
the corresponding hose connector (9)
by exerting pressure.
2236
2236
(11) Washer 11
(12) Air hose for lateral support 10
1
adjustment 3
5
10
11
4
12
2237
1 10
The hydraulic test of the left and right 3
lateral support adjustment (1, 6) and of 5
the air hoses for the left and right 10
chamber (5, 7) should be performed
upon installation of the lateral support 11
adjustment. 4
12
2237
12
2237
10
11
4
12
2237
10
11
4
12
2237
12
2237
4
1 Lift off the seat cushion in position for
repair (Chapter 3.1). 1
2228
F 5 5
2229
Installation notes:
• Replace the collar screw (2). 6
• Apply acid-free multi-purpose
lubricant to the entire collar (F) of the F
collar screw (2). 2 F
• Replace the washer (5).
2228
11 1 9
6
8
2238
5
ATTENTION Damage! 2 4
10
Z
• Before pulling out the air hose (6) at 1
the air spring (1), the retaining ring of
the quick coupling (7) must be 3
pressed to the very back (e.g. using
6 7
flat pliers), in order to avoid scoring of 8
the air hose (6). 4 1 11
• Connect the air hose (6) not more
than 1 to 2 times. Always check the air
hose (6) for scoring prior to
connection.
• It is possible to cut off the defective
part in a straight and clean way (about 11
12 mm) with a sharp knife only once. 4
• After cutting off, mark the air hose
(6) in order not to cut it several times.
11 1 9
6
8
2238
5
ATTENTION Hydrostatic test! 2 4
10
Z
The hydraulic test of the seat should be 1
performed upon installation of the air
spring (1). To do this, apply 60 kg load to 3
the seat for 24 hours. The lowering
within this time must not exceed 15 mm. 6 7
4 8
1 11
11 1 9
6
8
2238
2238
11 1 9
6
8
2238
5
9 WARNING The pressure in the 2 4
pneumatic system might cause injury! 10
Z
1
The pneumatic system is to be vented
before removing the air hose (1) (e.g. 3
by means of the quick lowering).
6 7
4 8
10 Unscrew the collar screw (2) through 1 11
the mounting hole (arrow) in the
upper suspension part (10).
Installation notes:
• Collar screw (2), 5 Nm.
• The thread collar (5) of the air
spring (1) must lie flush in the hole of 11
the upper air spring support (3). 4
11 1 9
6
8
2238
11 1 9
6
8
2238
11 1 9
6
8
2238
(1) Stopper 3
12 10
(2) Rounded flange head screw
(inner race) ............................. 5 Nm
1
(3) Upper suspension part
(4) Clamp .............................. to grease 1 11
11
(5) Rubber spring 12
(6) Swinging structure
5
(7) Tube section .................... to grease 7 F
(8) Washer F
4 7
2
(9) Hexagon bolt ........................ 25 Nm
(10) Stop lever F
8 F F
3 2 8
(11) Running surface (U-shaped rail) 1
6 5 9
(12) Stud
9
(13) Lever for fore/aft isolator 4
6
13
2247
1
Removal and installation
11
2 To unlock the fore/aft isolator, turn the 1 11
lever for the fore/aft isolator (13) 12
upwards.
5
7 F
3 Move the seat to a high position and
secure it. F
4 7
2
2247
13
2247
2253
P R
6
10 Z
11 9 1
Z
8
2239
3
3 2 6
WARNING Hydrostatic test!
4 2
Z 4
The hydraulic test of the seat should be 5 9
performed upon installation of the level 1
control (1). To do this, apply 60 kg load 8 R
6 1
to the seat for 24 hours. The lowering P
within this time must not exceed 15 mm. 9 7
Z 11 10 11 7
5 R
P 10 8
Notes:
• When replacing the level control (1),
the air hose (9) to the air spring (12) is
replaced as well.
2
• To prevent any damages of the air
hoses (9, 10, 11) and connections 1
(Z, P, R) of the level control (1), all 12
necessary notes including the safety and
P R
installation notes in Chapter 3.22 are to 6
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6 Re-install the components in the 3 9 8
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1 Remove the seat fore/aft adjustment 2
at the supporting structure (see 2
Chapter 3.40).
Note:
The pin contact strip does not need to 2
be removed from the supporting 2
2
structure.
2
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9 Unscrew four micro-encapsulated cap 6 2
5 3 9
screws (11) and remove two plates
6
with mounting holes (10) and two 10
screw-on plates (12). 4
Installation note: 8
5 10 9
Replace the micro-encapsulated cap 3 5
screw (11), 25 Nm. 11
5 21 11
8
10 Remove the seat fore/aft adjustment 20
21 11
(1) at the supporting structure (7). 11
20
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1 WARNING The pressure in the
pneumatic system might cause injury!
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(15) Support 5 21 18
(16) Eccentric 3 F 19 1
11 1 7
(17) Blind rivet 3
2
F
(18) Support (Bowden pull wire) F 13 6 F
13 11
(19) Blind rivet
6 20
(20) Clamp (Bowden pull wire) F
4 8
(21) Clamp (EPS cable) 11
2 5
4 18
(22) Handle rail F 1
14 8
17
12 10
14 8 10
11
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3 Remove the seat fore/aft adjustment 2
(Chapter 3.40).
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2 2
3 2 1
5
2
5
5
5 5
5 7
6
10
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4 ATTENTION Damage! 6
When lifting off the swivel (1), do not
overstretch the air hose to the cylinder 11
(7) and take care not to damage the 2
hose connection to the cylinder (6). 12
2 2
3 2
Unscrew six micro-encapsulated cap 1
screws (2) and remove the swivel (1) 5
at the supporting structure for the 2
5
swivel (3).
Installation note:
Replace the micro-encapsulated cap 5
screw (1), 25 Nm. 5 5
5 7
6
5 Thread the air hoses for air intake and
air exhaust (8, 9) and the cable for
vehicle connection (10) through the
swivel (1) to the lower suspension
10
part (4).
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11
7 Detach the wire bracket (12) at the 2
cylinder (6) and remove the swivel (1).
12
2 2
8 Removal of the supporting 3 2 1
structure for the swivel (3):
5
Unscrew six micro-encapsulated cap
2
screws (5) and remove the supporting 5
structure for the swivel (3) at the lower
suspension part (4).
5
Installation note: 5 5
Replace the micro-encapsulated cap 5 7
screw (5), 25 Nm. 6
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1
ATTENTION Hydrostatic test! 5
2
The hydraulic test of the seat should be 6
performed upon installation of the
cylinder (2). To do this, apply 60 kg load 1 3
to the seat for 24 hours. The lowering 2
within this time must not exceed 15 mm.
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The pneumatic system is to be vented 2
before removing the cylinder for the
swivel (2).
4
5 Pull off the hose nozzle (5) and push it
backwards over the air hose (1). 2260
6 ATTENTION Damage!
Take care not to damage the 1
connection (6) of the cylinder (2). Do 5
2
not use a screwdriver or similar tools
3
to lift off the air hose (1) at the
connection (6) of the cylinder (2).
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6 WARNING The pressure in the
pneumatic system might cause injury! 12
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1
8 WARNING Damage!
Take care not to damage the air hoses 6
(10, 11). Do not use a screwdriver or
similar tools to lift off the air hoses
(10, 11) at the connections (arrows) of
the valve (8).
12
Mark the air hoses (10, 11) ad cut
them off in a clean and straight way 12
directly behind the connections
(arrows) of the valve (8) by means of a
sharp knife.
Installation notes:
• Install the air hoses (10, 11)
according to the marking.
• Push the air hoses (10, 11) F 2
F
completely onto the connections
(arrows) of the valve (8) by exerting
pressure. 10 4
1
5 3
6
11 7
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Notes: 1
• The air hoses (10, 11) can be cut off
only once. 6
• After cutting, mark the air hoses
(10, 11) in order not to cut them
several times.
F 2
F
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(15) Retainer
(16) Level control 13
(17) Cable tie 14
18
(18) Bellows
17
(19) Cable tie 9
(20) Air spring support 9
8 18 8
9 16
15
8
WARNING Hydrostatic test!
19
The hydraulic test of the seat should be
performed upon installation of the air 19 8 9
hoses (6, 7, 8, 9, 10). To do this, apply 20
60 kg load to the seat for 24 hours. The 9
lowering within this time must not exceed 9
15 mm. 5 19
11
19
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12 WARNING Damage!
Take care not to damage the
connections (mandrel profiles) at the
valve (1) and the connection pieces
(4, 11). 12
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Notes: 9 16
• For easier removal, carefully slit the 13 14
15
air hoses (6, 7, 8, 9, 10) by means of
a sharp knife. 8
• Do not use a screwdriver or similar 9
tools to lift off the air hoses (6, 7, 8, 8
9, 10) at the connections (arrows)
and connection pieces (4, 11). 5 5
Installation note: 11
Push the air hoses (6, 7, 8, 9, 10) 5
completely onto the connections
(arrows) and connection pieces
(4, 11) by exerting pressure.
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ATTENTION Noise!
15
7
8
9
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10 13
12
6 Detach the left and right Bowden pull 14
1
wire for backrest adjustment at the 5 8
15
lever for backrest adjustment (see
17
Chapter 3.13). 11
19 18
16 23 7
21
Removal and installation 20
10 13
1 22
7 Mark the point where the Bowden pull
wire for optional backrest adjustment
(1) is fastened to the Bowden pull wire 4
for the left backrest adjustment (8) by 6
means of cable ties (7) and remove 2
2
the cable ties (7). 1 4
3 1
3 1
8
7
9
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8
9
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2
4
12
1 1 3
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11 4
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8 Mark the points where the cable
harness for the backrest (1) is 1
attached to the backrest heater cable
(3) and to the microphone cable (2) by 1 16
2
means of two cable ties (4) and 4
remove the cable ties (4). 12
1 1 3
9 Mark the points where the cable
harness for the backrest (1) is 12 L 7
fastened to the air hoses (14) with two 11 4
cable ties (12) and remove the cable 8
K I
ties (12). J
13 10 9
15 H 5
14 6
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(7) Connector 1 3
1
2
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2
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15
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15
1 13
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2 4
1
1 Remove the backrest cover (see 1 5
Chapter 3.26). 2
3
2 Open the zipper of the backrest cover 3
completely (see Chapter 3.31).
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(1) Backrest
(2) Bearing support, right-hand 1
(3) Catch element
(4) Lock 2 3
2
(5) Washer 6
(6) Spacer at the bearing support
opposite the lever (white) * 4
(7) Spacer at the bearing support
lever-side (black) * 5
(8) Bearing support, left-hand
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Adjusting play
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