Diamond Products TR40, Operator'S Manual

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TR40 OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Assembly
Mounting Stand
• Screw the base with the enclosed hexagon
socket screws on the reception of the ring
saw.
•
Ensure that the splash guard is installed
away from the saw blade.
Guard Bow
•
Arrange the plastic washers (1) between the
bore on the gearbox housing and the inside
of the guard bow.
•
Guide the bracket axle (2) through the hole
and secure the bracket axle with the washer
(3) and the locking washer (4).
• Insert the locking washer by hand into the
corresponding groove in the bracket axis.
Drive Wheel
• Insert the drive wheel onto the driving
spindle of the ring saw. Make sure that the
inner contour of the recess on the drive
wheel matches the outer contour on the
spindle.
•
Secure the drive wheel by screwing the
hexagon head screw counterclockwise.
Tighten the hexagon head screw firmly,
using the combination spanner and face
spanner (see scope of delivery).
Hex Screw is left handed threads!
Guide Plate
•
Mount the guide blade into the
corresponding holes on the gear box
housing using the enclosed hexagon socket
head screws (1).
•
The guide blade serves to stabilize the saw
blade during the sawing process and to
distribute the water.
•
Make sure that the rubber grommet (2) on
the gearbox housing matches the opening
for the water supply in the guide blade
2 1
• Ensure that the grommet on the
transmission housing matched the bore for
the water supply in the guide bar. If the
guide bar is not properly mounted, the blade
will not get enough water and will overheat.
Saw Blade
• Check the saw blade for damage before
installation. Damaged saw blades can lead
to personal injury.
•
If the saw blade is worn out (diamond
segments worn out), the saw blade must be
replaced. It is not permitted to provide the
used saw blade with new diamond
segments (new tipping). If the used saw
blade is equipped with new segments,
personal injury and property damage may
result.
•
Handle saw blades with care. If individual
segments are missing, or if the blade is
poorly tensioned, if it has a concentricity
error or stroke, dangerous unbalances can
occur which could damage the saw and
endanger the operator. Our sales partners
are specialists for these tools. Please have
a thorough consultation before choosing a
saw blade.
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