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Remember that there must be an overload protection upstream of
the mains power supply unit which can guarantee the safety of all
the conductors from short circuiting and overload.
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The motor is driven by pressing the push-button on the handle (Fig.3.3/A).
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Electric motor characteristics
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Power (Kw)
0.37
Nominal voltage (V)
115
Frequency (Hz)
60
Number of poles
2
R.p.m.
3430
Isolation class
S6
Protection grade
IP55
Type of mechanical casing
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Once the machine installation has been completed, machining can begin.
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consists of a stainless steel cutting surface. The 0.37 kW motor
and the cutting head (work unit) are fitted on a steel bar tilted at 45° to ensure
high cutting precision. The tile/stone cutter is placed on a tank, in plastic
shock-proof material, which contains water. The tank can be easily removed
for cleaning. There is a cooling pump immersed in the tank under the work
table which supplies the water jet for cooling the cutting disk.
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can be used for 90 degree vertical cutting and 45 degree tilted
cutting.
For vertical cutting, the pieces must have a maximum length of 430 mm and a
maximum thickness of 40 mm. For 45 degree tilted cutting, the pieces must
have a maximum length of 430 mm and a maximum thickness of 20 mm.
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The machine consists of a mobile cutting part (Fig.3.1-A), a fixed machine
support frame (Fig.3.1-B), a disk cooling tank (Fig.3.1-C) and an adjustment
unit (Fig.3.1-E).
The machine is fitted with protection devices to guarantee maximum
functioning safety (Fig.3.1-D).
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functions as follows:
1.
The piece to be machined is placed against the fence (Fig. 3.3 -E)
of the work surface with the required angle using the protractor
(Fig.3.1-E);
2.
Select the cutting angle, vertical (Fig.3.1) or tilted at 45° (Fig.3.3);
to move the operating head to the fence, simply release the
securing knob (Fig.3.1-F) (Fig.3.2-A) for the operating head angle
setting, then secure the clamping knob again;
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3.
Turn the clamping knob for the operating head angle setting
(Fig.3.1-G);
4.
Start up the machine using the maintained push-button near the
handle (Fig.3.3-A).
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Make sure the tank is full of water during operations.
5.
Press the piece against the table by hand
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Apply a suitable pressure for the piece to be cut so that the motor
is not overloaded (motor under normal operating conditions
6.
Move the operating unit and begin the cut; if the motor stops due to
overloading, retract the disk from the workpiece and allow the
motor to reach working speed before re-starting the cut.
The cut must be made near the fences on the work table.
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If the 45° and 90° cuts are incorrect, adjust the screws on the two
arms (Fig. 3.3.-F).
