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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

KEY TO SYMBOLS

For your own safety, read through the user 
manual carefully and do not start the ma-
chine before you have understood every-
thing. Do not let persons who have not read 
the manual, use the machine.

Risk of cut injuries. Use protective gloves when 
you handle knives and circular sawblades. It 
is particularly important to wear gloves when 
opening or tightening the knives' locking 
screws (the tool can easily slip).

Use approved ear protectors. Hearing can 
be damaged by just short exposures to high 
frequency noise. Use approved protective 
eyewear. Splinters and wood pieces can be 
thrown out with great force during processing.

Warning for cutting tools. Never place your 
hands or tools above or below the planing 
table or in the the shavings ejector when in 
operation.

This symbol means 'WARNING!'. Pay par-
ticular attention where this symbol appears 
in the manual text.

A warning comes after this symbol. Pay par-
ticular attention where this symbol appears 
in the manual text.

WARNING! 

The planer can cause serious body 

injuries where incorrectly operated. Make 
sure you are therefore fully concentrated on 
the operation of the unit and are very careful 
when you use the machine.

Never stand in the path of a board. 

The board 

can be thrown backwards and out of the machine. 
Branches, splinters or pieces of metal can also be 
thrown out at great speed. Always stand beside the 
in-feed table.

Only one work piece at a time is to be fed 
through the machine.

Make sure that the machine is set so that the feeder 
rollers (5*) grip the workpiece. Do not feed in work-

pieces which are so conical that there is a risk that 
the feeder rollers can lose their grip. Never place 
your hands or tools above or below the table when 
the machine is running.

Before the machine is started:
•  Check that the cutter can rotate freely and that 

no tools or loose components have been left in 
the machine.

•  Check that the cover is properly closed and 

that the cover‘s two locking screws have been 
tightened

•  Check that all knobs, bolts, nuts, stops, shavings 

guides, cutters, knives, circular sawblade protec-
tive covers, in-feed and out-feed tables etc. are 
properly tightened, that the shavings hoses are 
fitted and that the chip extractor is switched on.

'Shut off the power'

 means that the cable with 

the CCE contact, which supplies the machine with 
power, is disconnected from the machine and is 
placed in such a way that no unauthorised persons 
can re-connect it. The cable is to also be placed so 
that there is no risk that it can be treaded upon or 
tripped over.

Shut off the power by pulling out the contact and 
waiting until the cutter has stopped:
•  before you open the cover to replace knives, 

replace circular sawblade,

•  clean or carry out other work on the unit, above 

or below the surface of the table.

•  before you replace belts or carry out other ser-

vice or cleaning work.

•  before the machine is moved.
•  if the machine is to be left unattended.

The shavings hose and chip extractor are to be con-
nected to the shavings ducts and are to be securely 
fastened such as by using hose clips.

Do not wear loosely hanging clothes or anything 
else which can get caught up in the machine's mov-
ing parts. Fasten long hair up in a secure (and nice) 
way.

Never use the machine under poor visibility condi-
tions. Always work under good lighting.
Do not use the machine if you are under the influ-
ence of alcohol or other narcotics or medicines.

Summary of Contents for SH410

Page 1: ...sure you understand its contents before you use the machine This user manual contains important safety instructions WARNING Incorrect use can result in serious or fatal injuries to the operator or oth...

Page 2: ...d quiet before you begin sawing Remember that the machine itself is just a part of the value of the product Much of the value is also to be found in the expertise we pass on to you in the user manuals...

Page 3: ...ning knives moulding knives and circular sawblade 13 Planing knives 14 Moulding knives 15 Replacing circular sawblade 16 Maintenance 17 Feed 17 Installing feed tables 18 Four functions 21 Planing tips...

Page 4: ...that there is a risk that the feeder rollers can lose their grip Never place your hands or tools above or below the table when the machine is running Before the machine is started Check that the cutt...

Page 5: ...n its original condition The machine s warning markings are there for your own and other s safety Damaged or illegible labels are to be replaced Blunt circular sawblades or knives increase the risk of...

Page 6: ...he planer is rust protected and therefore can withstand being placed in cold spaces Addition al maintenance in the form of the lubrication of the components without rust protection is however required...

Page 7: ...ang from Logosol L 3m part no 7000 000 1015 which has a smooth inside and which improves flow If you want to transport the shavings across a longer distance Use the shortest hoses possible and transpo...

Page 8: ...rd 7504 000 19 Plastinl gg 7504 000 20 Remskiva kutter 7504 000 21 Remskiva klinga 7504 000 22 Skyddslucka 7504 000 Pos Description Part no 1 Control panel 7504 000 2 Stop 7504 000 3 Locking of stop 7...

Page 9: ...9 LOGOSOL SH410 1 2 3 4 5 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 2 1 8 9 1 2 2 2 1 3 1 2 3 4 5 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 8 9 12 22 13...

Page 10: ...BRAKE CARD The machine has a brake card to stop the unit within 10 seconds The card buzzes for a few seconds im mediately after a stop Never restart the machine before the buzzing has stopped If the...

Page 11: ...ONT KONT KONT L2 T2 L1 T1 43 C1 L2 V2 IS P A1 A2 43 21 BROMSKORT 230V TILL FR N N DSTOPP 5 HUVBR TERMOKONT GUL GR N KUTTERMOTOR 6 1 2 3 TERMOKONT 5 MATARMOTOR 1 2 3 GUL GR N MAN VERPANEL ELSCHEMA SOLO...

Page 12: ...TER AND SAWBLADE THERMO SWITCH CONT CONT CONT CONT CONT CONT YELLOW GREEN 4 5 MOTOR 5 MOTOR THERMO SWITCH YELLOW GREEN OFF OFF EMERGENCY STOP TOP DOOR SWITCH FEEDING MOTOR L1 N 2 1 2 1 FUSE 16 A x2 FU...

Page 13: ...v skalan p veven Sp ntjocklek upp till 8 mm Make sure that the power is fully disconnected and that the cutter is not rotating before you open the cover to service or replace knives Use protective glo...

Page 14: ...ings breaker Undo the locking screws in the shavings breaker to allow the knife height to then be adjusted When adjustment has been completed the locking screws are tightened a little at a time until...

Page 15: ...roove of the wedge track Measure the knife s lateral position and fit an identical knife exactly on the cutter s opposite side REPLACING CIRCULAR SAWBLADE DISMANTLING Remove the protective cover for t...

Page 16: ...d fall under their own weight Make sure that the following components are well lubricated Use the appropriate Superflow part no 9999 000 5115 Feeder roller bearings Lower the table to the lowest posit...

Page 17: ...hich gives poorer results Note the basic setting before you begin to adjust so that you can easily return to the original settings if incorrect The springs are normally tightened harder on the circula...

Page 18: ...e frame using the original bolts 2 Fit the angle adjustment plate with two M8x20 incl washers and locknuts 3 Attach the support plate with a sleeve nut angle adjustment plate M10 washer support plate...

Page 19: ...arm M10 washer support plate sleeve spacer M8 washer and M8x10 bolt 2 Fit the feed table directly to the cast iron table in the machine using the original bolts 3 Fit the link arms to the feed table u...

Page 20: ...bolt and the machine to avoid damaging the coating When the plate is adjusted to the correct angle you tighten the M8 bolts and loosen the adjustment bolt a couple of turns 9 Install the original poin...

Page 21: ...ng heals to the cutter Loosen the top cover the shavings duct on the cover and set alter natively remove completely the adjustable shavings breaker Test run and adjust the moulding knives if required...

Page 22: ...s and moulds in one operation There is a large range of 40 mm moulding knives which can be combined to achieve the required moulding Special steel can be ordered from Logosol Also these can be combine...

Page 23: ...ible cutter impact Keep feeder rollers clean of shavings The out feed roller is particularly important as shavings which stick to this otherwise can make marks on the planed surface Boards that are to...

Page 24: ...he cutter can rotate Moulding knives easily touch the plastic insert in the table but not more than that the cutter can be turned by hand WARNING Remove the setting crank from the machine after settin...

Page 25: ...k age Incl uded in the star ter pack age Example of wood profiles you can make with the knives in the starter package Brush painted wooden details add a genuine and homely touch Plain skirting board W...

Page 26: ...010 6 pairs of moulding knives of HSS 3 pairs of knife gibs 1 pair of position holders for making Casing Rounded panelling Bevelled panelling Wainscot moulding Cornice Skirting board Joists Decking PO...

Page 27: ...nice Wainscot moulding bevelled Wainscot moulding rounded Wainscot moulding swan neck Hand rail Beaded panelling Double bevelled panelling Double bevelled panelling open Double rounded panelling Doubl...

Page 28: ...ca 7 sec SHAVINGS HANDLING Shavings duct diameter 125 100 50 mm Required chip extractor capacity 1500 m2 h POWER SUPPLY Feed rate ca 6 m min Number of rollers 3 DIMENSIONS Length 1100 mm Width 700 mm...

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Page 31: ...by confirms that SH 410 with part no 245 000 has been manufactured in conformity with Machinery Directive 98 37 EC EMC Directive 2004 108 EC and LVD directive 2006 95 EC and in accordance with the fol...

Page 32: ...LOGOSOL SWEDEN Fiskaregatan 2 SE 871 33 H rn sand Sweden Tel 46 0 611 182 85 Fax 46 0 611 182 89 info logosol se www logosol se...

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