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  Mixing Station   CLEVER II 
  

with Stirring Device R1900 / R1800

 

 

 

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4. OPERATION

 

 

4.3 ELECTRONIC MOTOR CONTROL 

 

4.4.1  

Starting current limiting: 

The electronically controlled smooth start takes care that the machine starts without 

jerk. In this manner, the splashing of thin liquid materials is prevent at the same time 

when switching on the machine. As a result of the machine´s reduced starting current, 

a 16A fuse is sufficient 

 

4.4.2  

No-load speed reduction:  

The electronic control reduces the no-load speed of the machine which results in 

reduced noise and wear of motor and gear. 

 

4.4 3  

Speed pre-selection:  

With the speed control, the speed can be continuously pre-selected. The necessary 

speed is dependent on the type of material to be mixed. It is recommended that it be 

confirmed. With a practical trial. 

 

4.4.4  

Speed selection  

Two rpm ranges can be preselected with the speed selector switch (6).  

Speed 1:  150 min 

 300 rpm 

Speed 2:  300 min 

 650 rpm 

 

The necessary speed depends on the type of the material mixed and it is 

recommended to verify it by practical test. 

 

4.4.5 Constant Electronics  

The constant electronic keeps the Speed between no-load and load nearly constant 

and ensure uniform mixing of the materials. 

 

4.4.6 Electronic overload protection:  

In case that the machine is extremely overloaded, an electronic overload protection 

protects the motor from damage. In this case, the motor stops and restarts only after 

the feeding pressure is reduced. 

 

4.4.7 Temperature-dependent overload protection  

To protect the motor from overheating at extreme permanent load, it is switched off by 

the protective electronic system when a critical temperature is reached. After a 

cooling-down period of approx. 3-5 min. the machine is again ready for use and can be 

fully loaded. 

 

When the machine is warmed by use, the temperature-dependent overload protection 

reacts earlier as a result. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CLEVER II

Page 1: ...ing of this vacuum cleaner Disregard of this manual before start up use and maintenance may cause damage or danger to persons or material The USER must be trained in using the machine before any use T...

Page 2: ...Mixing Station CLEVER II with Stirring Device R1900 R1800 2...

Page 3: ...Mixing Station CLEVER II with Stirring Device R1900 R1800 3 CONTENT 1 Safety 4 6 2 Product Information 7 8 3 Preparation 9 12 4 Operation 13 18 5 Storage 19 6 Disposal 19 7 Maintenance 19...

Page 4: ...and specifications provided with this power tool Save all warnings and instructions for future reference 1 WORK AREA SAFETY a Keep work area clean and well lit Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents...

Page 5: ...r will increase the risk of electric shock d Do not abuse the cord Never use the cord for Carrying pulling or unplugging the mixer Keep cord away from heat oil sharp edges or moving parts Damaged or e...

Page 6: ...om oil and grease Slippery handles and grasping surfaces do not allow for safe handling and control of the tool in unexpected situations 4 SERVICE a Have your machine serviced by qualified repair pers...

Page 7: ...5 kg corresponds to approx 60 L mixing qantity approx 130 kg Empty weight 41 kg 2 2 APPLICATION Compact robust mixing station with good balance when pouring the self levelling compound even with large...

Page 8: ...g Device R1900 R1800 8 2 PRODUCT INFORMATION 2 4 CONTROL ELEMENTS No Part list 1 Base bracket 2 Operating handle 3 Support tube 4 Plum blossom knob 5 Dust cover plate optional 6 Pour material mouth 7...

Page 9: ...EP 1 WHEEL MOUNTING As shown in FIG 1 2 x wheels with brake at th back 2 x wheels with no brake at the front Use locking nuts to mount and fix the wheels FIG 1 STEP 2 FIX THE MIXING STATION as shown i...

Page 10: ...with Stirring Device R1900 R1800 10 3 PREPARATION Step 3 As shown in figure III 1 disassemble the junction plate firstly 2 disassemble the dust over by the socket head wrench 3 Take outer the mixer ca...

Page 11: ...er to the junction plate in order of 1 4 as shown in the diagram and tighten by the socket hexagon wrench 1 spring washing 2 falt washing 3 junction plate 4 2mm washer 3 Put back the junction plate wi...

Page 12: ...5 As shown in figure V 1 Put back the dust cover as the figure showes tighten the screws by the socket head wrench 2 Connect the dust hole of the mixing station with the dust suction tube of the exte...

Page 13: ...premises during a rain fog and snow in the open and in environment with a risk of explosion Ensure that the mixing station is placed in a firm and secure position A mixing station that is not properl...

Page 14: ...should not lie on or pass over sharp edges Never let the device mix unsupervised Pull the mains plug and check that the switch is switched off if the mixer is left unattended e g during assembly and...

Page 15: ...3 1 Fixing a stirrer Screw tools with thread M14X2 as far as possible in the tool mount and tighten properly with an open end wrench 22mm from among the accessories 4 3 2 Switching on and off By pres...

Page 16: ...ges can be preselected with the speed selector switch 6 Speed 1 150 min 300 rpm Speed 2 300 min 650 rpm The necessary speed depends on the type of the material mixed and it is recommended to verify it...

Page 17: ...material start at a low speed and increase the speed after all components have been filled Place the device on an even ground As shown in figure below follow the steps to complete the operations from...

Page 18: ...ction To keep the wheels clean always drive away from the poured mixture After the pouring process straighten the mixing bucket until the unlocker engages again Always hold the handles firmly with bot...

Page 19: ...entilation slots on the motor casing should be cleaned out from tie to time When the carbon brushes are worn out the machine switches itself off The machine must then be sent to customer services for...

Page 20: ...ing device R1900 R1800 Model CLEVER II Order no 111 253 000 111 253 500 comply with the EU Directrive Machinery directive 2006 42 EC EMC directive 2014 30 EU in accordance with with following standard...

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