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Page 1: ...1 80 OPERATING MANUAL FLOOR SAW COMPACTCUT 905 P T LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH Lanzstrasse 4 D 88410 Bad Wurzach Telephone 49 0 7564 307 0 Telefax 49 0 7564 307 500 lissmac lissmac com www lissmac com EN ...

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Page 3: ...64 307 0 Fax 49 0 7564 307 500 lissmac lissmac com www lissmac com Original operating manual Status 01 2018 Passing on and duplication of this operating manual in any form as well as the use of the contents are prohibited unless permitted in writing Violations oblige to compensation All rights are reserved in case of the registration of a patent utility model or design ...

Page 4: ... If the situation is not avoided fatal or serious injuries can result The danger symbol can specify the endangerment This signal word designates a dangerous situation If the situation is not avoided medium and minor injuries result The danger symbol can specify the endangerment This signal word designates a situation which contains dangers for articles If the situation is not avoided damages to pr...

Page 5: ...r suitable work clothes and wash dusty clothes Attachment points for crane transport Remove the ignition key prior to work on the device Burn hazard Suspended load hazard Entanglement hazard by open belt drive Cut hazard from rotary cutting tools Crush hazard Fire hazard Highly flammable fuel vapors Wait for the standstill of all parts Ejected parts hazard Cut hazard from rotary cutting tools ...

Page 6: ...of high pressure cleaners No use by unauthorized persons No smoking No maintenance activities when the motor is running Running direction of the saw blade Maximum cutting shaft speed Sound power level of the machine Instructions for damage avoidance Lashing point for vehicle transport Store and transport the vehicle only in an upright position Contents harmful to health Fine silica dust ...

Page 7: ...operating and auxiliary materials servicing maintenance inspection repair and or transport Apart from the regulations and notes in the present operating manual and the obligatory regulations for accident prevention valid in the country of use recognized work and safety rules must also be adhered to Necessary tools A tool in the form of a saw blade is needed so that the floor saw can be operated Th...

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Page 9: ...d power level 22 3 5 Hand arm vibration 22 4 Commissioning 23 4 1 Connections and operating materials 23 4 2 Fueling the fuel tank 23 4 3 Parking brake 24 4 4 Tools saw blade 24 4 5 Tool saw blade installation exchange 25 4 6 Saw blade installation change 26 4 7 Conversion flush cut 28 4 8 Drive belt turbine drive 30 4 9 Drive belt cutting shaft 31 5 Transport 32 5 1 Transport position 32 5 2 Movi...

Page 10: ...eed drive 62 10 6 Drive 63 10 7 Saw arm lift drive 64 10 8 Saw arm 65 10 9 Cutting shaft 66 10 10 Tension roller cutting drive 67 10 11 Deflection tension roller 68 10 12 Motor mounting parts 69 10 13 Air filter motor 70 10 14 Battery 71 10 15 Housing 72 10 16 Steering Rod 73 10 17 Blade protection 74 10 18 Fan for the extraction 75 10 19 Cyclone pre separator 76 10 20 Rear axle 77 11 Circuit diag...

Page 11: ...fic engineering Lowering and lifting of the saw blade takes place electro hydraulically with cutting depth display damages of the saw blade are thus avoided Drive via a robust hydrostat which ensures an even controlled machine guidance By means of the smooth running stub axle steering the floor saw can be implemented and set up quickly and simply without physical strain Cutting corrections can als...

Page 12: ...loor saw is a floor cutting off machine and is exclusively intended for cutting joints in concrete or asphalt without water Cutting comprises saw blades The floor saw may be operated by one person only The operating position is behind the handle bars Any other use above and beyond is considered non intended use Inclined cut The saw blade can be tilted up to 5 degrees for an oblique cut via the adj...

Page 13: ...ating manual Always use the necessary and prescribed personal protection equipment Observe all safety and warning signs on the floor saw and keep them in a legible state Replace safety and warning notes that are damaged or can no longer be read Shut the machine down immediately if safety relevant changes occur in the machines operational behavior and label it accordingly Report the fault to the re...

Page 14: ...hine must be removed from the work site Code compliant work on electrical equipment of the machine may only be carried out by an examined electrician or by instructed persons under guidance and supervision of an examined electrician The operator s responsibility must be defined with regard to traffic regulations and enable him to refuse unsafe instructions from third parties Personnel to be traine...

Page 15: ...ne may not be used Do NOT use defective or torn tools 2 4 3 Operation Refrain from any mode of operation that might compromise safety Take measures so that the floor saw is only operated in a safe and functional state Check the floor saw for externally recognizable damages and defects at least once per shift Report occurred changes including the operational behavior immediately to the responsible ...

Page 16: ...overed and sealed into which no cleaning agent may penetrate for safety and functional reasons Electric motors switches and plug connections are especially endangered The covers seals must be removed completely after cleaning Always tighten loose screw connections during maintenance and repair work Any safety devices removed during the preparation maintenance and repair has to be reinstalled immed...

Page 17: ... cutting necessary suction power must be ensured 2 5 4 Noise see chapter 3 4 2 5 5 Exhaust gases Machines with internal combustion engines may not be operated indoors or in confined spaces 2 6 Transport When moving with a crane attachment means with sufficient load capacity must be used Check the attachment means for damages beforehand Determine a competent instructor for the lifting process Lift ...

Page 18: ...the machine is not operated directly after unpacking it must be protected against humidity and dirt 2 8 Environmental protection Packing material cleaning agents used or remaining operating means as well as unpacked wear parts such as drive belts or engine oils must be supplied to recycling for environmental protection according to the regulations valid at the place of work 2 9 Disposal When the e...

Page 19: ...e cyclone coarse separation Pos 3 Steering bars Pos 10 Main cyclone with dust filter fine separation Pos 4 Holding chain for blade guard Pos 11 Exhaust cover Pos 5 Chassis base frame Pos 12 Pedal for lifting the blade guard Pos 6 Exchange brush Pos 13 Tool kit Pos 7 Steering rod Pos 14 Air filter 9 5 8 7 1 12 2 11 13 10 3 4 6 14 ...

Page 20: ...n Pos 14 Engine Air filter warning lamp Pos 20 Air filter cover Pos 15 Oil warning lamp Pos 21 Crank for saw blade inclination max 5 Pos 16 Crane lug Pos 22 Fuel tank Pos 17 Lifting the saw blade Pos 23 Revision cover for hydraulics and battery 3 2 Protection device Pos 1 Blade guard Pos 19 EMERGENCY STOP switch 21 20 16 22 23 19 18 17 15 14 13 12 ...

Page 21: ...ox 345 kg Drive motor 2 cylinder gasoline motor with electrical start Motor type Briggs Stratton Performance kW PS 26 kW 35 PS Hydrostatic work feed can be adjusted forwards and backwards Fuel Gasoline lead free 95 octane Tank contents 13 liters Electrics 12 V battery starter and generator Diagonal cut setting mechanically via spindle drive max 5 degrees Cutting depth with diagonal cut 50 mm Batte...

Page 22: ...mination was carried out with consideration of the standards EN ISO 3744 EN 13862 and directive 2000 14 EC 3 5 Hand arm vibration WARNING Danger through vibration Vibration can lead to bone or joint damage as well as to blood circulation problems Take breaks regularly when working with the machine The indicated value was determined with the maximum saw blade diameter of 1000 mm The effect can be i...

Page 23: ...he movable parts must be lubricated at the lubrication points at the floor saw at regular intervals The manufacturer uses an examined heat resistant multi purpose grease 4 2 Fueling the fuel tank WARNING Risk of fire and explosion Highly flammable fuel vapors Danger of burns or serious injury through explosion Absolute prohibition of smoking exists during the process Keep all ignition sources away...

Page 24: ...t tension adjuster in a relaxed position above the hexagon screw for the correct contact pressure with a blocked brake Do not block too little so that an inadvertent rolling away of the machine is not possible Do not block too much so that the wheel is not damaged Fix the hexagon screw pos 2 above the counter nut in its position Check the parking brake pos 1 for correct blocking 4 4 Tools saw blad...

Page 25: ...tting property the diamond blade must be able to withstand the high cutting temperature We recommend to only use tools with laser welded segments and a vented core With each exchange of the diamond milling blade the brush set at the protective hood must also be checked or replaced if necessary in order to ensure optimal suction power With the installation of the saw blade clean flange surfaces mus...

Page 26: ...nd be secured against unexpected restarting Use gloves use the saw blade and the protective hood can be very hot Always check the saw blades prior to installation Blade for wet cut 1 Is the blade suitably and approved for cutting work 5 Do the blade and reception have the correct size 2 7 Is the permissible cutting speed being observed 3 4 Direction of rotation 6 Are all segments available Was the...

Page 27: ...ection of rotation Align the hole pattern of the saw blade on driving pins Mount the pressure disc with the screw and tighten Loosen the blade guard from the chain loosen and lower in a controlled manner Depth stop If the cutting shaft cannot is lowered too far the exposed belt touches the ground surface and is damaged or destroyed To avoid this the saw arm travel must be limited by setting the en...

Page 28: ...rush The flush wall flange is designed for the use of a saw blade with a dimension of 350 x 8 x 25 4 mm If saw blades with narrower segments are used the washers should be used in order to achieve the distance from the saw blade to the protective hood Add distance blades between the base flange and the flush wall flange until the blade position is correct Attention The blade may not grind against ...

Page 29: ...en head bolts M8x35 mm 6 pieces countersunk screws M8x20 mm View base flange on cutting shaft View flush cut flange with M8x35 tightened securely on the base flange View blade fastened to flush cut flange with countersunk screw M8x20 View wall flush hood lowered over wall flush blade ...

Page 30: ... slip on the V belt disk no or poor power transmission The drive belt is tightened too much Excessive wear excessive heating of the V belt pulleys with subsequent damages Check The drive belts can be checked by pushing them with the thumb Remover the belt cover pos 1 Check by pushing with the thumb the drive belts must yield about one belt strength Installation and removal or retightening the driv...

Page 31: ...be checked by compression test with the finger Check by compression test with the finger the drive belts must yield approx one belt strength Removal exchange Remove the blade guard and belt cover Remove the contact roller and cutting shaft disk Pull off exchange the belt Apply the new belt and mount the cutting shaft disk Tighten the belt Loosen the deflection roller and tighten the belt as shown ...

Page 32: ...r the combustion chamber of the motor and damage the motor Maximum inclination in all directions 30 Only transport in an upright position All movable parts which could fall swing during transport must be removed Transport position Set the parking brake Drive the saw arm into the uppermost position Switch off the engine Close the gasoline cock pos 1 Remove the saw blade only 3 cm ground clearance w...

Page 33: ...e transport position see 5 1 Hang the floor saw into the crane lug with a slinging means with sufficient load capacity Avoid large inclinations Determine an expert instructor prior to the lifting process Use only a suitable transport vehicle with sufficient load capacity Lift carefully and observe the center of gravity Always keep an eye on the floor saw Secure the load in a reliable manner Use su...

Page 34: ...ort the machine in transport position Secure the machine via suitable attachment points Use suitable lashing means Observe the permissible total weight of the transport vehicle Lashing points Sequence Create the transport position see 5 1 Observe the permissible total weight of the transport vehicle Activate the parking brake Fasten the floor saw with sufficient slinging equipment ...

Page 35: ...ly make straight cuts DANGER Poisonous exhaust gases The exhaust gases of the engine contain carbon monoxide It is an invisible odor and tasteless gas that can lead to unconsciousness and suffocation It can collect quickly in confined spaces and remain there for hours even after the motor was switched off Never operate machines with engine in closed or confined spaces If you feel nauseous or sick ...

Page 36: ...6 80 CAUTION Burn hazard Motor parts become hot during operation and can cause burns Avoid contact with the skin Wear personal protection equipment Leave the motor to cool down before work on the device ...

Page 37: ...il level The cyclone filters and the engine air filter are cleaned free from dust and inserted The dust collection container and the removable lid at the bottom of the cyclone are empty Drive and fan drive belt are correctly tightened and are in perfect condition The fuel tank is filled with sufficient fuel A suitable saw blade is correctly mounted The dust collection container is closed properly ...

Page 38: ...ing the motor Secure the machine via the parking brake Pull out the choke lever pos 1 Insert the ignition key pos 2 into the lock rotate completely to the right over both stages As soon as the motor has started release the ignition key and gradually press the choke lever in Set the motor to full throttle via the lever pos 3 Only start the work process if the engine is on operating temperature Stop...

Page 39: ...e has a high potential to injure if it is not operated and used responsibly and in accordance with the specifications The operator must stay behind the handle bars during cutting The floor saw may be operated by only one person banish other persons from the cutting area or shut this area off The movement of the floor saw may only take place if the drive motor is turned off the saw blade stands sti...

Page 40: ...saw minimally forward in order to give the saw blade some play When the desired cutting depth has been reached close the lowering valve in the clockwise direction Release the parking brake Increase the feed slowly Push the lever pos 2 forward for this If it the cutting depth permits carry out the cutting process in one pass so that an optimum dust extraction takes place Ensure a straight cut in or...

Page 41: ...ever operate the machine without installed plastic container or filter cartridge Ensure secure hold of the hoses A saw cut without extraction and thus without cooling is prohibited CAUTION Danger of crushing at the pre separator Fingers or hands can be crushed between the container and the cyclone during lowering Do not touch the dust container at the upper edge for positioning Always bring the le...

Page 42: ...e downstream cyclone to shake off accumulated dust Empty the pre separator Shift the lever behind the pre separator pos 1 completely downward in order to lift the pre separator Remove the full dust container and empty it Position the empty dust container below the cyclone and guide the lever upwards in a controlled manner Shake the air filter cartridge Switch off the engine and let the turbine run...

Page 43: ... throttle valve pos 1 lowers the cutting arm with the diamond saw blade to the desired cutting depth The respective cutting depth is indicated in cm via the depth scale pos 3 at the right of the machine view from the control panel Lifting the saw arm The raising the saw blade takes place by actuating the hydraulic lifting device via push button switch pos 2 at the control panel 1 2 3 ...

Page 44: ...splay Inclination stop With the end stops the inclination of the frame can be adjusted and limited to 0 and 5 6 8 Switching the machine off safely Sequence Drive the saw blade free lift the blade completely from the groove Put the machine down on a level weight bearing surface Secure via the parking brake Set the throttle lever back completely Turn back the ignition key turn and withdraw it pos 2 ...

Page 45: ...ing manual of the motor manufacturer which is attached to each machine as an enclosure The safety and maintenance instructions must be observed in particular Lubrication Only use quality grease with the desired requirements at the lubrication nipples before each use daily weekly monthly Visual inspection for recognizable damages and defects Clean the floor saw thoroughly depending on use requireme...

Page 46: ...hen slipping through or replace if necessary Pretension the new belt in such a manner that one can still press it in by hand by nearly 1 cm 1 2 in Install the belt guard and check that it does not contact the belt disks or the belt in any manner Carry out a test run Feed 1 piece V belt XPZ 662 Lw and XPZ 887 Lw Fan 1 piece V belt XPZ 1060 Lw Attention Tighten the V belt to the fan only loosely ...

Page 47: ...e is switched on Maintenance and repairs may only be carried out by qualified personnel The machine must be secured against switching on by other persons WARNING Suspended loads Crush hazard from falling parts Only use undamaged hoists with sufficient load capacity and length Drive axle Lubricate the pedestal bearing of the drive axle monthly Front axle Lubricate the pedestal bearing of the front ...

Page 48: ...hly Belt tensioner Lubricate the belt tensioner monthly Remove the service cover at the rear of the machine with a screwdriver in order to reach the internal lubrication points Bearing steering Lubricate the pedestal bearing of the steering monthly Drive pinion chain Lubricate the pinion and chain monthly Bowden cable Grease the Bowden cable monthly ...

Page 49: ...Fuses Standard motor vehicle plug in fuses are used according to ISO 8820 3 ATO blade type Protection Rated current Function Holder F1 50 A Motor Main 7 5 Battery 12V 28Ah 20h exchange only with the same type F1 ...

Page 50: ...rning lamp on the control panel glows red with running engine the air filter is clogged Stop the engine Check the air filter clean it and exchange it if necessary 7 7 Cleaning exchanging the air filter The air filter filters the ambient air and prevents foreign matter from entering the combustion chamber These dust particles settle and deposit on the air filter surface in the course of the time an...

Page 51: ... and pull out the key Attention Mufflers and motor parts become very hot during operation Let the motor cool down Avoid contact Wear protective gloves Check the oil level with the dip stick pos 1 Slowly refill missing oil at the filler neck pos 2 up to the max marking Use a clean funnel so as not to spill anything Do not overfill 2 1 ...

Page 52: ...e MIN Clean the filling area unscrew the lid and refill hydraulic fluid SOW 20W20 Lifting of the saw arm The hydraulic oil tank for lifting the saw arm pos 2 is seated above the battery The fill level with a cold motor should always be as represented in the figure Refill hydraulic fluid HLP 46 if necessary For better access for refilling the upper cover of the drive guide plate must be removed 1 2...

Page 53: ... motor is clogged Clean replace Oil cooler fins clogged Clean The feed does not run The V belt is not tightened The V belts tighten The Bowden cable at the feed lever is misplaced or torn Re adjust the Bowden cable or draw it in again The extraction does not work correctly The container at the pre cyclone is full Empty exchange the container Container does not sit correctly under the cyclone and d...

Page 54: ...que in Nm max tightening torque in Nm max tightening torque in Nm M4 3 3 4 8 5 6 M5 6 5 9 5 11 2 M6 11 3 16 5 19 3 M8 27 3 40 1 46 9 M10 54 79 93 M12 93 137 160 M14 148 218 255 M16 230 338 395 M18 329 469 549 M20 464 661 773 M22 634 904 1057 M24 798 1136 1329 M27 1176 1674 1959 M30 1597 2274 2662 ...

Page 55: ...n shall serve as proof maintenance already performed and as service booklet All maintenance and service work must be entered as proof Machine type Serial number year of manufacture Date Implemented maintenance or service work Date signature ...

Page 56: ...purpose and area of application The parameters must be correct in order to achieve the best results The optimum cutting performance can be determined with this diagram Note The device is only suitable for concrete cuts to a limited extent as concrete should be cut wet The prices of the tools can be determined in the LISSMAC sales booklet This sales booklet can be obtained from the manufacturer at ...

Page 57: ...ics water electrics fuel Guide elements such as guide bars guide bushes guide rails rollers bearings slide protection supports Clamping elements of fast separating systems Rinsing head seals Slide and rolling bearings which do not run in the oil bath Shaft seals and sealing elements Friction and overload clutches brake devices Carbon brushes collectors Quick release rings Control potentiometer and...

Page 58: ...EERING WHEEL 125 1 5 SHAFT TO THE STEERING WHEEL 1 6 GROOVED BALL BEARING 6004 2RS 1 7 SLEEVE 25X2 5X12 1 8 DISK 50X3 1 9 CUP SPRING DIN 2093 50 0X25 4X1 25 4 10 STEERING SHAFT 1 11 STEERING LEVER TO STEERING SHAFT DOUBLE 1 12 DRIVER 2 13 STEERING LEVER DOUBLE 1 14 STEERING LEVER SINGLE 1 15 STEERING ROD 1 16 ANGLE JOINT DIN 71802 M12 2 4 9 8 6 5 3 2 1 7 10 15 14 13 12 11 7 ...

Page 59: ...TY DOWEL PIN 5X 40 2 21 WHEEL BOLT L 62 MM 1 22 SLEEVE 25 2X 14 MM 1 23 WASHER M12 1 24 COUNTERSUNK SCREW M8 X 20 DIN 799L 1 25 COUNTERSUNK SCREW M12 X 25 DIN 799L 3 26 WHEEL BOLT L 48 mm 1 27 WASHER M12 WITH COUNTERSINK 1 28 FRONT WHEEL COMPLETE D2010 2 RUBBER BANDAGE 160X 50 100 2 GROOVED BALL BEARING 6204 2RS 4 22 19 20 25 26 24 21 21 25 18 25 17 12 21 23 ...

Page 60: ...cification Piece Spare part recommendation 29 Bearing plate 2 30 Cylinder bush 35 45 x 35 2 31 Spring washer 1 32 Countersunk screw M10x30 DIN 7991 1 33 Bearing block 1 34 Pivot lever 1 35 Locking screw to the pivot lever 1 30 32 34 29 30 29 33 31 35 ...

Page 61: ...the inclination Pos Art no Designation Specification Piece Spare part recommendation 36 Spindle nut 1 37 Spindle 1 38 Joint head 1 39 Housing bearing UCUP 202 1 40 Crank 1 41 Rotatable handle to the crank 1 41 36 40 37 38 39 ...

Page 62: ...nsmission housing 1 43 Pinion to the hydrostat Z 20 module 1 5 1 44 Gear wheel Z 100 module 1 5 1 45 Shaft 1 Spacer sleeve set 1 46 Ball bearing 6204 2RS 2 47 Chain wheel x 5 16 Z 10 1 48 Chain tensioner complete 1 49 Roller chain x 5 16 L 670 mm 1 Chain tensioner complete 1 49 46 42 43 44 48 47 45 ...

Page 63: ...djusting lever to the hydrostat 1 52 V belt pulley 120 mm 1 53 Fan wheel made from nylon CCW 205 mm 1 54 Adjusting lever Magura 1 55 Spring plate 2 56 Fastening plate 1 57 Bowden cable complete 1 without figure Strand to the bowden cable 2 0x1800 mm 1 without figure Spiral casing 570 mm 2 50 52 55 57 53 51 54 56 ...

Page 64: ...n spring 26 2 2 1 63 Hollow screw M14x1 5 2 64 Hollow screw G1 4 2 65 Hollow screw G1 4 long 1 66 Lowering valve 9N 600S C40 059 1 67 Check valve 1 68 Sleeve M16x1 5 1 69 Ring nipple M14 1 70 Reduction 3 8 1 4 1 71 Hydraulic hose HPI lowering valve forerun 500 mm 1 72 Hydraulic hose HPI lowering valve return 480 mm 1 73 Hydraulic hose lowering valve cylinder 500 mm 1 58 59 66 71 61 63 73 67 68 69 ...

Page 65: ...t no Designation Specification Piece Spare part recommendation 74 Bearing plate 1 75 Cutting arm 1 76 Intermediate washer brass 1 77 Bearing ring brass 1 78 Belt protection 1 79 Support for the exhaust hood 1 75 78 79 76 74 77 ...

Page 66: ...bearing 6207 LLB 2 82 Spacer sleeve Ø 42 x 3 5 x 40 1 83 Circlip A35 1 84 Poly V belt pulley cutting shaft 1 85 Circlip J72 1 without figue Collar nut M16 1 without figure Cover flange Ø 115 1 without figure Hexagon screw M14x 40 1 without figure Insert disk Ø 115 x 3 mm WB 2 without figure Insert disk Ø 115 x 2 mm WB 2 82 80 81 83 85 84 81 ...

Page 67: ...ication Piece Spare part recommendatio n 86 Roller Ø 60 x 85 1 87 Grooved ball bearing 6204 2RS 2 88 Circlip A20 1 89 Shaft to the belt tensioner 1 90 Hexagon screw M10x16 DIN 933 1 91 Nut to the screw tension roller 1 92 Tension roller complete 1 90 87 91 87 92 89 88 86 ...

Page 68: ...ring 6204 2RS 2 95 Hexagon screw M12 x 70 DIN 931 1 96 Hexagon screw M10 x 30 DIN 933 1 97 Cylinder socket 12 16x12 2 98 Deflection roller 1 99 Shaft to the deflection roller Ø 20 x 60 mm 1 100 Lever to the deflection roller 1 without figure V belt motor tension pulley XPZ 662 LW 1 without figure V belt tension pulley hydrostat XPZ 875 LW 1 97 94 97 93 96 98 95 99 94 100 ...

Page 69: ...lete 1 103 V belt pulley SPZ 145 80mm 1 104 Poly V belt pulley motor Ø75 PL 16 1 105 Parallel key to the poly V belt pulley 1 106 Wedge ribbed belt 16PL 1074 LW 1 107 Accelerator cable Lever control 692541 1 108 Exhaust seal 2 109 Silencer 1 110 Cover plate to the motor 1 111 Metal articulated hose Ø42 x 520 mm 1 112 Oil drain hose 1 106 103 108 102 109 107 111 112 101 110 105 104 ...

Page 70: ...Spare part recommendation 113 Air filter complete Donaldson 1 114 Air filter main element 373 108 1 115 Air filter safety element 373 109 1 116 Rain cap Ø52 373 104 1 117 Hose to the air filter motor Ø50 x 920 1 118 Contamination indicator X77 0050 1 118 114 116 113 117 115 ...

Page 71: ...endation 119 Battery holder 1 120 Battery 12 v 28 A 1 121 Strap for the battery fastening 1 122 Emergency stop complete ZB4BS54 ZB4BZ105 1 123 Oil control lamp 1 124 Push button 1 125 Relay 12 v 70 A to HPI 1 126 Contamination indicator air filter 1 121 126 120 123 119 124 125 122 ...

Page 72: ...rt recommendation 127 V belt cover 1 128 Lid rear 1 129 Spring closure to the lid 2 130 Perforated plate cover to the hydrostat 1 131 Cover to the motor 1 132 Tank 1 133 Instrument panel 1 without figure Handle tube without figure Rubber handle 131 129 130 128 132 133 127 ...

Page 73: ...Spare part recommendation 135 Retaining bracket to the steering rod 1 136 Direction indicator 1 137 Pointer to the direction indicator 1 138 Wheel 80 mm 1 139 Fork head M10x20 DIN 71751 2 140 Depth indicator 1 141 Joint haed M8x32 DIN 71751 1 137 139 138 136 140 141 135 ...

Page 74: ...144 Brush on the interchangeable frame 1 145 Spring clip 1 146 Wheel 80 mm 1 147 Reception bolt to the exhaust hood 1 148 Brass disk 1 149 Bearing sleeves 3 150 Hood fastening 1 without figure Suction hose hood pre separation 1500 mm 1 without figure Suction hose cyclone fan 1350 mm 1 without figure Suction hose pre separator cyclone 850 mm 1 142 150 146 143 145 144 147 149 148 ...

Page 75: ...1 153 Inner ring 1 154 Fan lid 1 155 Intake manifold 1 156 Belt pulley 1 157 Ball bearing 6205 LLB 2 158 Spacer sleeve D 30x2 5x70 1 159 Spacer sleeve D 30x2 5x5 1 160 Spacer sleeve D 30x2 5x17 1 161 Shaft 1 162 Supporting disk 1 163 Impeller 1 164 Spring washer 1 FAN COMPLETE 1 X 154 162 159 164 163 151 152 153 155 158 157 157 160 156 161 ...

Page 76: ... part recommendation 165 Mount to the pre separator 1 166 Lever 1 167 Pre separator 1 168 Bucket 1 169 Filter housing 1 170 Lid to the filter housing 1 171 Seal to the lid 1 172 Filter 1 173 Tightening screw to the filter 1 174 Handle 1 174 173 170 172 167 166 169 165 171 168 1070717 ...

Page 77: ...e rear wheel 2 Rubber bandage 200 50 140 4 In order to avoid wrong deliveries you should indicate the complete type designation the year of manufacture and the machine number when ordering spare parts Technical changes reserved We expressly draw attention to the fact that parts not supplied by us are also not checked and approved by us The installation and the use of such products can change the f...

Page 78: ...78 80 11 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Oil filter Air filter Emergency Stop ...

Page 79: ...SMAC Floor saw pertains to floor cutting off machines and is exclusively intended for cutting joints in concrete or asphalt This machine may only be operated with the integrated dust extraction system Cutting comprises saw blades up to a maximum of 350 mm COMPACTCUT 905 P T Cutting depth 100 mm Saw blade Ø max 350 mm Saw blade reception 25 4 mm Drive motor 2 cylinder gasoline motor Power output ma...

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