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3 Operation

 

EN     Floor  grinding machine DSM 530S  / DSM 650S  / DSM 800S

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

  

Risk of  damage due to  tensile strain exerted 

by the power line!

 

 

  

The electric outlet serving as the power sup- 

ply should be supported and  installed ac-

 

cording to  local regulations.

 

 

  

Risk of  injury from  inadvertent starting of 

the machine!

 

Before plugging in  the power plug,  make 
sure the machine is switched off!

 

 

  

Risk of  damage and  injury from  uncontrolled 

driving  the machine!

 

Before  switching  on,  the machine has  to  be 
held  firmly  by  the  guide  handle of  the guide 
bar.

 

 

10.    

Turn  the 

FWD/0/REV 

rotary switch [18,  Fig. B]

 

to 

(the 

middle 

position).

 

 

11.    

Join the connecting cable (extension cable) 

with the proper power socket and plug the 
connec- tion cable’s coupling in the power plug

 

[4, Fig. A].

 

 

T   

The indicator lamp 

DUTY 

[19,  Fig. B] lights up.

 

The 

machine 

is 

ready 

for 

operation.

 

 

3.2 Operating hours counter  

 

 

The machine is equipped with an operating 
hours counter [13,  Fig. B].

 

3.3  Operation

 

 

The 

FWD/0/REV 

rotary switch [18,  Fig. B] is set 

to 

(the middle position).

 

 

1.      

After wet grinding, the water supply or the ma- 

nual valve needs to  be opened or  closed 
accor- ding to the amount of water necessary, 
(based on  experience).

 

 

2.      

Hold the machine by the guide handle [1, Fig. A]

 

 

3.      

If necessary, press the safety cap  [17,  Fig. B/D]

 

on  the  safety  switch  until  it  snaps 
in.

 

 

4.      

Sling the safety line [20,  Fig. D] around the wrist 

so that if the operator departs the guide 
handle, it is assured  that the safety cap  will be 
separa- ted from  the safety switch.

 

 

T   

The surface to  be ground  can  now  be machined.

 

 

5.      

Select the rotation direction with the

 

FWD/0/REV 

rotary switch [18,  Fig. B].

 

—     

FWD (forward):

 

The gears turn  anticlockwise; the ETX lo- 
cating plates turn  clockwise.

 

 

—     

REV  (backwards):

 

The gears turn  clockwise; the ETX locating 
plates turn  anticlockwise.

 

 

All specifications on  the direction of rotation 
are to  be considered as  seen  from  above the 
ma- chine.

 

 

      

Many tools with  polycrystal diamonds

 

(PKD)  

[26,  Fig. I] 

only  permit use in one rota- 

tional  direction.

 

 

  

Tools with  metal- or synthetic bonded dia- 

monds  

[27/28,  Fig. I] 

may  be used in  any  ro- 

tational  direction.

 

 

Clogged  tools  with  metal  or  synthetic  resin--
bon-  ded  diamonds  [27/28,    Fig.  I] can  reattain 
the full grinding effect  by  changing the direction 
of rota- tion.

 

 

6.      

The drive is switched on  and accelerates to 

the speed  set at the 

SPEED 

regulator [16,  Fig. 

B].

 

 

7.      

If necessary,  use the 

SPEED 

regulator to adjust 

the speed for the grinding conditions.

 

 

  

If surface mills are being used, do  not  allow 

the set  

(

SPEED

to  exceed max.  50%!

 

3.4 Switching the machine off  

 

Follow  the safety instructions in  Chapter 2. 

  Risk of  injury from  a still rotating  ETX loca-

 

ting  plate even  after the machine is switched

 

off!

 

Only  switch off  the machine with  the tools 
resting on  the floor.

 

Otherwise, the tool  mount  can continue to 
turn  in  idle 

(run--on)  

for several seconds after 

switch off!

 

—     

Turn 

FWD/0/REV 

rotary switch [18,  Fig. B] to 

0

.

 

T   

The machine is switched off

 

In an  emergency, the machine can be swit- 
ched off  with  the EMERGENCY-STOP button 

[14, 

Fig. B] 

or by  pulling  off  the safety cap 

[17, Fig. 

B]

.

 

  

High  voltage, danger of  injury!

 

There is still residual voltage even after the

 

machine has been switched off.

 

In order to  switch the machine free of  vol- 
tage, the power plug  

[4, Fig. A] 

has to  be di- 

sconnected from  the mains!

Summary of Contents for DSM 530S

Page 1: ...grinding machine DSM 530S DSM 650S DSM 800S Translation of the original operating manual 14 FR Ponceuse de sol DSM 530S DSM 650S DSM 800S Traduction du manuel d utilisation original 24 NL Vloerslijpma...

Page 2: ...2 3 8 7 Fig A 11 DSM 530S DSM 650S 24 2 9 3 1 10 4 25 Fig C 12 5 6 8 17 11 20 9 Fig D Fig A DSM 800S 1 2 12 4 3 5 7 7 11 8 21 22 Fig E Fig F 1 3 9 Fig B 13 23 2 14 19 15 18 16 17...

Page 3: ...2 3 3 39 7 Fig G DSM 800S Fig L Fig M DSM 530S DSM 650S 36 Fig H 38 Fig I 26 27 28 31 29 32 Fig M DSM 800S 30 36 Fig J 37 Fig K 34 35 50 max 16 42 40 41 Fig N...

Page 4: ...ep com au URL www AllPrep com au Document DSM530S 650S 800S Publishing date 15 11 2012 Schwamborn Ger tebau GmbH reserves all rights Any reproduction use or distribution of this original operating man...

Page 5: ...ie with Schwamborn Ger tebau GmbH No part of this documentation may be reproduced used or distributed in any form without the written permission of Schwamborn Ger tebau GmbH Liability or warranty is e...

Page 6: ...e during operation or maintenance work Risk of injury if safety devices have been removed or are non functional The safety fixtures must be checked for completeness and function before starting up The...

Page 7: ...paid to dama ged or loose components wearing and fil ling levels Always use ETX diamond tools or abrasive bonding for the surface to be machined e g some surfaces have to be ground wet 1 Disconnect t...

Page 8: ...be machined 5 Select the rotation direction with the FWD 0 REV rotary switch 18 Fig B FWD forward The gears turn anticlockwise the ETX lo cating plates turn clockwise REV backwards The gears turn clo...

Page 9: ...clamping nuts 21 Fig E anticlockwise until thelok king disks 22 Fig E are no longer enga ged 5 Adjust the guide bar to the upper stretched position Fig F and tighten the clamping nuts clockwise so tha...

Page 10: ...L and tighten the clamping nuts clockwise so that the locking disks engage or Restart the machine Chapter 3 1 page 17 5 Acceptance and transportation Follow the safety instructions in Chapter 2 5 1 Ma...

Page 11: ...machine can be transported on palettes to pro tect the machine from damage The machine can be relocated over shorter distances in the tipped position with the transport wheels 1 Decommission the machi...

Page 12: ...rance between the dust cover and the surface to be ground Chapter 3 1 page 17 Grinding pattern is uneven Tools are loose Fasten tools Tools are damaged or worn Replace tools Machine shuts down by itse...

Page 13: ...rating IP 23 IP 23 IP 23 Dust extraction 76 mm 76 mm 76 mm Water connection Tank 15 litres Tank 15 litres Gardena system Dimensions L x W x H Operation app Transport app 1600 x 580 x 1260 mm 890 x 58...

Page 14: ...ective 2006 95 EC Low Voltage The following harmonised standards apply EN 292 1 EN 292 2 EN 13857 Safety of Machinery EN 60204 1 Electrical Equipment of Machines EN 50081 2 EN 50082 2 EN 61000 6 2 Ele...

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