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Docma TT600 Electric, Usage And Maintenance Manual

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Summary of Contents for TT600 Electric

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Page 2: ...on of cut material 5 3 Risks of inhalation of substances emitted while operating the machine 5 4 Risks related to noise 5 5 Risk of fire 5 6 Generic risks 6 INSTALLING AND STARTING TO OPERATE THE MACHINE 6 1 Preliminary operations 6 2 General guidelines 6 3 Regulating the machine 6 3 1 Starting to operate the model working with electricity 6 3 2 Starting to operate the model working with PTO 6 3 3...

Page 3: ...chine could be damaged if the operations described are not carried out properly 2 GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR SAFETY AND INJURY PREVENTION DANGER Before carrying out any operation make sure there are no people or things nearby in order to avoid damages to the machine and prevent any risk for personal safety or for people nearby DANGER First symbol It is compulsory to wear gloves Second symbol It is com...

Page 4: ... must be in good conditions since any deteriorated tool or not in an optimal state is potentially hazardous Each tool shall be used only for the intended usage and in the most appropriate way Do not clean or touch any moving part Any loose garment such as scarves ties etc is potentially dangerous Always use tight fitting articles of clothing 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE The present machine is a ci...

Page 5: ...ied by DOCMA and or exceeding the dimensions allowed note 4 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Before using any utensil verify it is fully compliant with the requirements in regulation EN847 1 1997 3 2 UNUSUAL OR UNEXPECTED USAGE OF THE MACHINE DANGER Any use or operation not in line with what is prescribed in this manual can cause damage to the machine and compromise the operating technical conditions fo...

Page 6: ...imum rpm rounds per minute for PTO 4 2 2 CE IDENTIFICATION AND SYMBOLS Model TT600 Electric On the metal plate fixed onto the machine the following indelible information is present Manufacturer s registered name and address Machine model and serial number Number of the certification document and auditing body CE Logotype Electricity supply parameters Machine weight Blade diameter Motor power Blade...

Page 7: ...lity of the person in charge of safety to arrange for their replacement should they deteriorate or become illegible 4 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICIATIONS You can find below the main characteristics of the machine TT600 ELECTRIC TT600 PTO Overall Dimensions mm 780x1065x1000 780x1065x1000 Height of tilting worktop mm 660 660 Width of tilting worktop mm 780 780 Weight kg 130 110 Motor power 2 2 kW 3 HP Power...

Page 8: ...d about the residual risks listed hereafter and must use the machine paying maximum attention at all times ATTENTION The operator must be given a copy of this manual making sure he reads it thoroughly and learns how to operate the machine safely 5 1 RISK RELATED TO CUTTING This danger is always present during normal operations but also when replacing the blade or cleaning the machine DANGER Wear p...

Page 9: ... emission level of air transmitted noise has been measured as prescribed in EN ISO 3744 1997 and found equal to a noise power of Lwa 109 4 dB during operation DANGER You must protect your hearing A mask must be worn Use the machine only when equipped with adequate devices for personal protection noise reduction headset and optionally a breathing mask The values quoted are emission levels and do no...

Page 10: ...htened DANGER Check that all screws are well tightened after 4 hours of operation After that first period check them every 50 hours 6 2 GENERAL GUIDELINES The machine must be sheltered from rain and any bad weather and should not be used in environments with risk of explosion Before changing any set up on the machine and at the end of each session ensure that the cable is disconnected from the mai...

Page 11: ...rocedures of this manual strictly PRECAUTION The operator must never leave the machine unattended when it is switched on or operating PRECAUTION Verify that all protective screens are regularly and properly installed before using the machine and at the end of any maintenance operation DANGER Check that the blade rotates in the direction indicated on the blade itself Always make sure that blades ar...

Page 12: ...the motor starts and the machine is ready to work By pressing the red switch the motor is stopped and the blade will stop rotating within 10 seconds You can bring the machine to an immediate halt by pressing the emergency stop switch labeled STOP DANGER Check periodically that the automatic braking devices are in full working order 6 3 2 STARTING TO OPERATE THE MODEL WORKING WITH PTO In case of PT...

Page 13: ...ING THE BLADE DANGER DO NOT REPAIR REGISTER LUBRICATE OR CLEAN ANY MOVING PARTS Ensure that the supply cable is disconnected from the mains or that the shaft drive is not connected to the actuator shaft before starting any cleaning operation on the saw Remove the external protection and any fastening element screws washers etc Remove the return spring Remove the piece blocker and its fixings Remov...

Page 14: ...ea in contact with the cutting disk 6 3 4 REGULATING TENSION OF THE BELTS To regulate the tension of the belts you need to turn the nut shown in the picture on the right 6 3 5 USING THE SAW The operator must control the advance speed of the piece to be cut bearing in mind its characteristics and the cutting depth in order to avoid overloading the motor or damaging the edge of the blade too quickly...

Page 15: ...es not cut The blade is mounted in the wrong direction Turn the blade USE CAUTION The blade is getting blunt Sharpen the blade or replace it The machine stops during the operation A piece is stuck along the blade Switch off the machine and follow the procedure at paragraph 7 1 CAUTION The plug is not connected Establish a proper connection 9 MAINTENANCE 9 1 PLANNED GENERAL MAINTENANCE A regular ma...

Page 16: ...e Therefore there are no particular directions regarding its disposal DANGER If you decide to dispose of the machine remove the blades which presenting a lot of very sharp edges could be dangerous 11 SPARE PARTS GENERAL GUIDELINES DANGER If you need spare parts we always recommend to indicate the following information MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER NUMBER OF PARTS REQUIRED POSITION OF THE COMPONENT Liste d...

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Page 21: ...24 DOCMA s r l Via dell artigianato 14 I 37050 Raldon di S Giovanni Lupatoto VR ITALY TEL 39 045 8732006 FAX 39 045 8739889 email info docma vr it ...

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