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1.3.3  Any personnel working on the machine must read this operating manual 
 

 especially this chapter on safety precautions-prior to beginning. Learning on 

 

 the job is too late. This especially applies to personnel who occasionally work 

 

 on the machine (e.g. setup and maintenance crews).

 

 

1.3.4  Perform regular spot checks to ensure that personnel are doing their jobs in a 
 

 safe and conscientious manner and that they are adhering to the instructions in 

 

 the operating manual! 

 

1.3.5  Use personal protective equipment whenever necessary or when required by 
  

regulations!

 

 

1.3.6  Pay attention to all safety and danger warning labels located on the machine! 

 

1.3.7  Keep all safety and danger warning labels in/on the machine completely 
 

  legible! 

 

1.3.8  Stop the machine and notify the parties in charge when performing safety- 
 

  related changes on the machine or its operation! 

 

1.3.9   Make no alterations and do not add componentry or rebuild the machine 
 

 without permission from the manufacturer! 

 

1.3.10 Use only original spare parts! 

 

1.3.11 Perform all scheduled inspections as needed, or use the scheduled intervals 
           outlined in the operating manual!  
 
1.3.12 For carrying out maintenance work, adequate workshop equipment is 
  

indispensable. 

 

1.4 Qualifications for Selecting Operators; Fundamental Responsibilities

 

 

1.4.1  Only personnel of proven reliability is allowed to operate the machine. Observe 

legal minimum age requirements! 

 

1.4.2  Use only qualified and trained personnel. Clearly define staff responsibilities 

concerning operation of machine, setup, maintenance, and repair works! 

 

1.4.3  Ensure that the floor cutter is handled only by persons instructed to do so. 

 

1.4.4  Define machine operator's responsibility - also in respect to road traffic 

regulations - and his ability to object to instructions not in compliance with the 
safety regulations! 

 
 
1.4.5  Apprentices, new employees, or personnel being trained must be 

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Summary of Contents for FS 27-E

Page 1: ...UTTER FS 27 E 7 5 kW Maschinenbau GmbH Lanzstra e 4 D 88410 Bad Wurzach Telefon 49 0 75 64 3 07 0 Fax 49 0 75 64 3 07 5 00 lissmac lissmac com www lissmac com Edition 2011 11 Translation of the origin...

Page 2: ...he machine Every person working on this machine must read and follow the instructions in the operating manual This includes the following areas Operation including setting up troubleshooting disposal...

Page 3: ...ct and safe operation as outlined in the manual This applies specifically to malfunctions that can jeopardise safety 1 2 3 This floor cutter is intended for cutting concrete or asphalt exclusively The...

Page 4: ...ts operation 1 3 9 Make no alterations and do not add componentry or rebuild the machine without permission from the manufacturer 1 3 10 Use only original spare parts 1 3 11 Perform all scheduled insp...

Page 5: ...ary immediately stop and secure the machine 1 5 1 4 Immediately stop and secure the machine when malfunctioning Promptly fix the problem 1 5 1 5 Prior to starting work familiarise yourself with the lo...

Page 6: ...led immediately afterwards and tested for their safety features in order to ensure safe operation 1 5 2 8 Dispose of lubrication and auxiliary devices as well as spare parts in a safe and environmenta...

Page 7: ...fting process 1 7 3 Lift the machines using only approved lifting equipment as per the instructions in the operating manual striking points for loading procedures 1 7 4 Use only a vehicle providing su...

Page 8: ...gon nut Pos 9 Motor attachment Pos 10 Water supply Pos 11 Connector plug Pos 12 Machine frame Pos 13 Positioning rod Pos 14 Scale for cut depth adjustment Pos 15 Motor connector plug Pos 16 Protective...

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Page 10: ...Number of revolutions saw blade 1350 r p m 2 4 Noise emitted FS 27 E Guaranteed sound level 96 dB A Attention Ear muffs must be worn if a 90 dB A noise level is exceeded The acoustic emission measurem...

Page 11: ...rew driver Push white disc inwards and turn it 3 4 Trial run Turn main switch Pos 6 Put switch Pos 7 to Star Wait until motor obtains an even number of revolutions constant noise Put switch Pos 7 to d...

Page 12: ...t down the machine 4 3 Dismantle floor cutter in 3 parts Detach wing screw Pos 4 Remove saw hood Pos 5 with rod assembly Open plug Pos 15 Disconnect water hose Turn motor totally down via crank handle...

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Page 15: ...eight Switch floor cutter completely off Pin up feed line Detach wing screw Pos 4 Draw saw hood holder out of C rail Lift saw hood upwards Open flange nut right hand thread Pull saw flange pressure di...

Page 16: ...ood Pos 5 displace rod assembly Start saw blade direction by changing the poles of the plugs Pos 11 see also 3 3 ATTENTION Left hand cutting is the regular working order of the floor cutter right hand...

Page 17: ...Date Operating hours performed maintenance work Signature stamp 17...

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Page 19: ...pressed down 8 3 Adjusting the V belt tension Take off Protection cap Pos 16 Loosen locking screw Pos 17 Tension the V belt Pos 21 evenly above the tensioning rollers Pos 22 To do this tighten or loo...

Page 20: ...itches for pneumatic hydraulic water elektricity fuel guidance elements as guiding joints guiding bushes guiding rails rolls bearing antislipping devices flushing head seal sliding and rolling bearing...

Page 21: ...cturer is engaged to take back this machine for the disposal The machine has to be delivered to the manufacturer or to the named point of acceptance exempt from charges 12 Conditional connections acco...

Page 22: ...dure of conformity evaluation Internal control of production RL 2000 14 EG Annex V Regulations 2006 42 EG 2000 14 EG 2002 44 EG DIN EN 13862 DIN EN 12100 DIN EN 60204 1 EN 55014 1 2006 A1 2009 EN 5501...

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