Enerpac EBE26, Instruction Sheet

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NOTICE:
WARNING The cutter must sometimes be
operated in order to complete a maintenance or
repair procedure being performed, or to prepare it
for a procedure that is about to be performed.
However, to prevent startup while persons are
working on the cutter, always disconnect the cutter
from the AC power supply before beginning any
procedure steps that require use of tools and/or
physical contact with the cutter. Failure to observe
this precaution may result in death or serious
personal injury.
NOTICE:
WARNING Ensure that cutter safety guard has
been correctly reinstalled before placing the cutter
back into service after maintenance procedures are
completed. Failure to reinstall this guard could result
in serious personal injury.
Table 1 - Periodic Maintenance Chart
Time Interval Maintenance Operation Method To be performed by:
Every 8 hours of
operation:
Check the cutter for loose,
damaged or worn parts.
Check for oil leaks. Tighten,
replace or repair as required.
Visual Operator
Clean the cutter exterior. Refer to instructions in
Section 10.3.
Operator
Clean the cutter piston. Refer to instructions in
Section 11.1 and 11.2.
Operator
Check the tightening torque
of screws and bolts. Replace
any missing screws or bolts.
Use torque wrench. Refer to
repair parts sheet for complete
torque specifications.
Operator
Every 1600 hours
of operation:
Change the hydraulic oil. Refer to instructions in
sections 10.5.1 - 10.5.3.
Service Center
As required: Replace fixed blade. Refer to instructions in
Section 10.6.2.
Operator
Replace moving blade. Refer to instructions in
Section 10.6.3.
Operator
10.0 MAINTENANCE
10.1 Preparation for Maintenance
All cutter maintenance procedures must be performed
under the following conditions:
• Material must be removed from the cutting head.
• The cutter must be disconnected from the AC power
supply.
• The cutter must be given time to cool to prevent burns.
• Procedures must be performed in a suitable work
environment in accordance with all current safety
regulations and/or laws in your country or region.
• The cutter must be cleaned thoroughly before
maintenance procedures are performed.
• Suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) must be
used and/or worn while performing any work.
10.2 Periodic Maintenance Chart
Refer to the Periodic Maintenance Chart (Table 1) for a
list of various routine checks and procedures.
10.3 Cleaning
• Clean the cutter using a dry cloth or compressed air.
For plastic surfaces, use a cloth slightly dampened
with water.
NOTICE:
CAUTION To prevent possible injury, always wear
safety glasses or face mask when using compressed
air.
• Be sure there are no traces of oil, grease or corrosive
substances on the tool, especially on the grips.
• Use a damp cloth and soapy water to clean plastic
components.
• Do not use gasoline or thinner to clean the tool.
10.4 Fasteners
Periodically check all screws, nuts and other fasteners
for proper tightness. Tighten any loose fasteners.
Replace any worn or damaged fasteners. This should
be performed periodically or every day in the event of
frequent or prolonged cutter operation.
NOTICE
Failure to check and tighten fasteners as
required may result in serious damage to the cutter.
10.5 Cutter Hydraulic System
The cutter contains a small hydraulic pump and an oil
reservoir with a rubber diaphragm. The oil level must be
periodically checked and additional oil must be added if
the oil level is low. In addition, the oil must be completely
changed at the specified interval. Refer to the Periodic
Maintenance Chart (Table 1).