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the device and wait for it to come to a comple-

te stop before you set it down.

• 

Check that the mains power supply voltage is 

the same as that specified on the rating plate.

• 

Connect the electric tool to the mains pow-

er supply (230V~) via a socket-outlet with 

earthing contact with maximum 16A protec-

tion. We recommend that you fit a residual-

current protection device with a maximum 

nominal tripping current of 30 mA. Seek the 

advice of your electrician.

• 

Make sure that no moving tool parts come 

into contact with the voltage.

• 

Always guide the power cable away from the  

back of the tool.

• 

Protect the diamond cutting wheels from im-

pacts, jolts and grease.

• 

The device may only be used for dry cutting 

in masonry walls.

• 

Important! The diamond cutting wheels be-

come  very hot during use; never touch them 

before they have cooled down again.

• 

Keep your hands clear of the rotating dia-

mond cutting wheels at all times.

• 

If the diamond cutting wheels are blocked the  

device will respond by jolting. Switch off the  

device immediately if this should happen.

• 

If the device comes into contact with live 

cables, metal parts on or in the device may 

become live and cause an electric shock. It 

is therefore important that you only ever hold 

the device on the insulated handles.

• 

Before starting to cut grooves in load-bearing 

walls you should always seek the advice of 

the responsible statics engineer, architect or 

site engineer.

• 

Use a cable/pipe detector to check for conce-

aled electric cables and gas and water pipes 

in the wall.

• 

Important! For health safety reasons it is  

imperative that you use a vacuum extractor 

unit. The extractor socket is suitable for use 

on vacuum extractor units (vacuum cleaners). 

The extractor unit must be suitable for the ext-

raction of fine dust. 

 Special safety instructions

• 

 Do not remove sawdust and chips whilst the  

machine is operating.

• 

 Do not use the machine with abrasive wheels 

or circular saw blades.

• 

 Protect the disk cutter from shocks and blows.

• 

 Only use disk cutters that are undamaged 

and sharp, since otherwise the workpiece 

may splinter.

• 

 Before you start work, inspect the disk cutter 

for signs of damage. Do not use any bent, 

torn or otherwise damaged disk cutters.

• 

 Make sure that the workpiece has been ca-

refully positioned and clamped. Keep your 

hands away from the area you wish to machi-

ne.

• 

 Only hold the jointer by its handle.

• 

 Make sure that you can screw the disk cutter 

on to the drive spindle with an adequate num-

ber of turns. 

• 

 Make sure that the disk cutter is absolutely 

secure. Do not use any washers or other 

equipment to improve its position when you fit 

the disk cutter.

• 

 Only move the disk cutter against the workpi-

ece with the machine switched on.

• 

 Always hold and guide the machine with two  

hands when working and make sure that you 

have a firm standing position.

• 

 People under the age of 16 must not use the  

machine.

• 

 Wear safety goggles and ear guards when 

using the machine. If necessary wear an 

apron and a helmet.

• 

 You must disconnect the plug from the mains 

supply before starting any work on the machi-

ne. Only connect the plug to the mains supply 

with the machine switched off.

• 

 Keep the connection lead away from where 

you are working; always put it to your rear.

• 

 Do not slow down the disk cutter with your 

hand after you have switched off the machine.

• 

 The machine must not be operated with the 

disk cutter exposed

• 

 Plug-in tools must be designed at least for the 

speed range specified on the electric power 

tool. Disk cutters or other plug-in tools opera-

ted at overspeed may break apart and cause 

serious injury.

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Summary of Contents for TC-BJ 900

Page 1: ...E Manual de instrucciones original Engalletadora GB Original operating instructions Biscuit jointer South America Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 1 Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 1 14 02 2018 08 58 41 14 02 20...

Page 2: ...2 1 2 10 2 9 6 1 3 6 5 12 a 3 11 5 4 3 8 7 11 Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 2 Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 2 14 02 2018 08 58 41 14 02 2018 08 58 41...

Page 3: ...3 9 4 5 6 7 8 min 10 cm a 10 11 a 12 b 10 2 a a b 7 d 9 c Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 3 Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 3 14 02 2018 08 58 45 14 02 2018 08 58 45...

Page 4: ...4 10 Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 4 Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SPK8 indb 4 14 02 2018 08 58 48 14 02 2018 08 58 48...

Page 5: ...4 Caracter sticas t cnicas 5 Antes de la puesta en marcha 6 Manejo 7 Cambio del cable de conexi n a la red el ctrica 8 Mantenimiento limpieza y pedido de piezas de repuesto 9 Eliminaci n y reciclaje 1...

Page 6: ...bajo la expulsi n de chispas astillas virutas y polvo por el aparato pueden provocar p rdida de vista Cuidado Es preciso ponerse una mascarilla de protecci n Puede generarse polvo da ino para la salud...

Page 7: ...oral con superfi cies con toma de tierra como tubos ca lefacciones fogones y frigor ficos Existe un gran riesgo de descarga el ctrica si su cuerpo se halla puesto a tierra c Mantener los aparatos el c...

Page 8: ...ma adecuada Comprobar que las piezas m viles funcionen de forma correcta y no se bloqueen controlar tambi n si existen piezas rotas o est n tan da adas que ponen en peligro el funcionamiento de la her...

Page 9: ...l aparato genera fuerzas bruscas de reacci n En este caso apagar inmediatamente el apa rato Si algunas piezas de metal del aparato entran en contacto con conexiones el ctricas dichas piezas podr n que...

Page 10: ...na descarga el ctrica Guardar estas instrucciones de seguridad en un lugar seguro 2 Descripci n del aparato y volumen de entrega 2 1 Descripci n del aparato fig 1 2 1 Interruptor ON OFF 2 Atornillador...

Page 11: ...y las vibracio nes al m nimo Emplear s lo aparatos en perfecto estado Realizar el mantenimiento del aparato y limpi arlo con regularidad Adaptar el modo de trabajo al aparato No sobrecargar el aparato...

Page 12: ...jeta Advertencia No utilizar hojas de sierra romas o da adas 6 Manejo 6 1 Interruptor ON OFF fig 1 Para conectar el aparato desplazar el inter ruptor 1 hacia delante y pulsarlo hasta que se encaje Par...

Page 13: ...a m s piezas en el interior del aparato 8 4 Pedido de piezas de repuestos Al solicitar repuestos se indicar n los datos sigu ientes Tipo de aparato No de art culo del aparato No de identidad del apar...

Page 14: ...use 4 Technical data 5 Before starting the equipment 6 Operation 7 Replacing the power cable 8 Cleaning maintenance and ordering of spare parts 9 Disposal and recycling 10 Storage Anl_SA_TC_BJ_900_SP...

Page 15: ...ed during working or splinters chips and dust emitted by the de vice can cause loss of sight Wear a breathing mask Dust which is injurious to health can be generated when working on wood and other mat...

Page 16: ...d if your body is earthed c Keep the tool out of water and away from moisture The ingress of water into an electric tool increases the risk of an electric shock d Do not use the power cable to carry t...

Page 17: ...ice a Have your electric tool repaired only by trained personnel and or the authorized service agent using only genuine spare parts This will ensure that your electric tool remains safe to use Special...

Page 18: ...for the ext raction of fine dust Special safety instructions Do not remove sawdust and chips whilst the machine is operating Do not use the machine with abrasive wheels or circular saw blades Protect...

Page 19: ...nd or transportation braces if available Check to see if all items are supplied Inspect the equipment and accessories for transport damage If possible please keep the packaging until the end of the gu...

Page 20: ...el reflect the various sizes of biscuit dowels Push the drive motor 11 forwards to check the cutting depth The plug must be discon nected from the mains supply for this purpo se You can adjust the cut...

Page 21: ...laced by the manufacturer or its authorized after sales service or similarly trained personnel to avoid danger 8 Cleaning maintenance and ordering of spare parts Danger Always pull out the mains power...

Page 22: ...f you do not know the whereabouts of such a collection point you should ask in your local council o ces 10 Storage Store the equipment and accessories in a dark and dry place at above freezing tempera...

Page 23: ...ater as ni los da os ocasionados por deficiencias o interrupciones que afecten el circuito el ctrico de conexi n o si los da os fueran producidos por causas de fuerza mayor o caso fortuito y los ocasi...

Page 24: ...de cualquier otra parte como eventual consecuencia de un reclamo fundado en contrato o en obligaciones extracontractuales podr exceder un monto total equivalente al pre cio de compra del producto IMPO...

Page 25: ...de protecci n II Peso 3 0 kg Nivel de presi n ac stica LpA 88 dB A Imprecisi n KpA 3 dB Nivel de potencia ac stica LWA 99 dB A Imprecisi n KWA 3 dB Empu adura Valor de emisi n de vibraciones ah 5 252...

Page 26: ...pos extra os en el aparato como p ej arena piedras o polvo uso violento o influencias externa como p ej da os por ca das as como por el desgaste habitu al por el uso Esto se aplica especialmente en aq...

Page 27: ...e protecci n II Peso 3 0 kg Nivel de presi n ac stica LpA 88 dB A Imprecisi n KpA 3 dB Nivel de potencia ac stica LWA 99 dB A Imprecisi n KWA 3 dB Empu adura Valor de emisi n de vibraciones ah 5 252 m...

Page 28: ...ctura de compra Tenga presente las siguientes recomendaciones al momento de entregar su equipo El producto debe cumplir la totalidad de la descripci n de garant a Aseg rese de enviar el equipo sin acc...

Page 29: ...servasa ice co cr Cartago R e puestos y Reparaciones Solan o 175 mts este de la iglesia taras Tel fono 506 2537 4622 cristiansol76 hotmail com Ecuador Guayaquil Pino Aristata S A Tulc n 403 y Luis Urd...

Page 30: ...e protecci n II Peso 3 0 kg Nivel de presi n ac stica LpA 88 dB A Imprecisi n KpA 3 dB Nivel de potencia ac stica LWA 99 dB A Imprecisi n KWA 3 dB Empu adura Valor de emisi n de vibraciones ah 5 252 m...

Page 31: ...e protecci n II Peso 3 0 kg Nivel de presi n ac stica LpA 88 dB A Imprecisi n KpA 3 dB Nivel de potencia ac stica LWA 99 dB A Imprecisi n KWA 3 dB Empu adura Valor de emisi n de vibraciones ah 5 252 m...

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