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2.2 Transportation of your machine
To move the machine,
the
machine
needs
to
be
moved
in
its
own
packing,
use
a forklift
truck
or
sling
it
with
straps
as
illustrated in the drawing above.
2.3 Minimum requirements for housing the
machine
- Main voltage
and
frequency
must comply
with
the
machine’s motor
requirements.
- Environment
temperature
should fall within
–10 ºC
to
+50
º
C.
- Relative
humidity
cannot
be over
90%.
2.4 Anchoring the machine
Position
the
machine
on
a firm
cement
floor,
maintaining,
at the
rear,
a minimum
distance
of
800
mm
from
the
wall;
anchor
it
to
the
ground
as
shown
in
the
diagram,
using
screws and
expansion
plugs
or
tie
rods
sunk
In
cement,
ensuring
that it
is
sitting
level.
2.5 Instructions for assembly of the loose parts
and accessories
Fit
the
components
supplied:
Detail
1 Mount
bar-stop
rod
Detail
2 Mount
and
align
the
roll-supporting
arm
as
per
the counter-vice
table.
2.6 Disactivation of machine
- If
the
sawing
machine
is
to
be
out
of
use
for
a long
period,
it
is advisable
to
proceed
as
follows:
I) Detach
the
plug
from
the
electric
supply
panel
2) Loosen
blade
3)
Release
the
saw arm
return
spring
4)
Empty
the
coolant
tank
5)
Carefully
clean
and
grease
the
machine
6)
If
necessary,
cover
the
machine.
2.7 Dismantling
(due to
deterioration
and/or
(
obsolescence)
General rules
If
the
machine
is
to
be
permanently
demolished
and/or
scrapped, divide
the
material
to
be
disposed
of
according
to
type
and
composition,
as
follows:
1) Cast
iron
or
ferrous
materials
,
composed
of
metal
alone,
are secondary
raw
materials,
so
they
may
be
taken
to
an
iron foundry
for
re-smelting
after
having
removed
the
contents (classified
in
point
3).
2)
Electrical
components,
including
the
cable
and
electronic
material
(magnetic
cards,
etc.),
fall
within
the
category
of
material
classified
as
being
assimilated
to
urban
waste
according
to
the
laws
of
your local, state,
or federal government,
so
they
may
be set
aside
for
collection
by
the
public
waste
disposal
service;
3) Old
mineral
and
synthetic
and/or
mixed
oils,
emulsified
oils and
greases
are
considered hazardous
or special
refuse,
so
they
must
be
collected,
transported
and disposed of at a special waste
disposal service.
NOTE: The
standards and legislation concerning
refuse is in a constant state of evolution, therefore is
subject to changes. The user must keep informed of
the regulations at the time of disposal as these may
differ from those described above.
3 THE MACHINE’S FUNCTIONAL
PARTS
3.1 The saw arm
Machine part consisting of drive members (gear motor
or variable speed motor, flywheels), tightening and
guide (blade
tightening slide, blade guide blocks) of
tool.
