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5.8 

Residual  dangers  and  protective 
measures 

 

 

 

 
WARNING! 

Disabling, 

modifying, 

blocking, 

dismantling, 

modifying or attaching any parts to the safety and 
protective  devices  of  the  machine  is  strictly 
prohibited and may result in serious and / or fatal 
injuries if not observed. 
 
 

Mechanical residual dangers 

Capturing, coiling 

The  machine  can  grasp  and  pull  in  pieces  of 
clothing, cords, wires and other foreign bodies. 
→ Check the shredded material for foreign bodies. 
Wear tight-fitting clothes.       

Pulling in, catching 

Rotating  parts  such  as  the  cutting  unit  can  pull  in 
and catch wide clothes. 
→  When  handling  the  machine,  it  is  essential  to 
wear 
personal protective equipment (PPE). 
 

Crushing  

Careless  guidance  of  the  shredded  material  can 
lead to serious injuries. 
→  Slowly and carefully feed the shredded material 
into the infeed chute. 
→ Do not reach into the chute. 

Automatic infeed!

 

→  Always insert branches with the thick end first.  
→  Keep a sufficient safety distance. 
→  Operate the machine calmly and carefully. 
→  Pay attention to bystanders! 

 

 

Neglecting ergonomic principles 

Negligent  use  of  personal  protective  equipment 
(PPE) 

Careless  use  or  omission  of  personal  protective 
equipment can result in serious injury.  
→  Wear the prescribed protective equipment. 
 

Insufficient local lighting 

Poor lighting poses a high safety risk. 
→  Always  ensure  sufficient  lighting  at  the 
workplace. 
 

Human behaviour, misbehaviour 

→  Always be fully concentrated during all work.  
Residual danger can never be excluded. 
 
 
 
 

Electrical residual dangers 

Direct or indirect electrical contact 

Touching  live  parts  when  electrical  or  defective 
components  are  open  or  electrical  connection 
cables  which  are  not properly  connected can  lead 
to injuries. 
→  Never  touch  the  spark  plug  connector  or  the 
spark plug when the engine is running. 
→  Have  defective  cables  or  plugs  replaced  by  a 
specialist. 
→  Disconnect the mains plug before maintenance 
work. 
→  Only  use  the  machine  on  a  connection  with  a 
residual current circuit breaker (RCCB). 

 
 

Thermal residual dangers 

Burns, chilblains 

Touching hot surfaces can cause burns. 
→  Allow  the  engine  to  cool  down.  Always  ensure 
that the motor is adequately ventilated.  
 
 

Noise hazard 

Hearing damage

 

Prolonged, unprotected work with the machine 
can lead to hearing damage. 
→ Always wear hearing protecEon. 
 
 

Hazard due to materials and other substances 

Contact, inhalation  

Ejected objects or liquids can cause damage to 
health. 
→ When shredding, mechanical parEcles can injure 
their eyes. Always wear safety goggles! 
→ Exhaust gases can cause damage to health. Use 
power tools outdoors only and take regular breaks. 
→  Hydraulic  oils  are  toxic.  Supply  fresh  air  aFer 
inhalation  of  mist  or  vapours.  After  eye  contact, 
rinse  thoroughly  (at least  10  minutes) with  water, 
then consult an ophthalmologist. 
 

Fire, explosion 

Fire and slip hazard due to spilled fuel or hydraulic 
fluid. 
→  Smoking,  fire  and  open  light  are  prohibited 
during operation! 
→  Clean  up  spilled  liquid  immediately  with  oil 
binding  agent  and  dispose  of  according  to 
regulations. 
 
 

Other hazards 

Slipping, tripping or falling of persons 

On  unstable  and  uneven  surfaces,  tripping  can 
cause you harm. 

Summary of Contents for RAMBO-HC15PRO

Page 1: ...model number and serial number can be found on the nameplate on the machine You should keep both numbers safe so that you can refer to them in the future This manual explains the functions and applic...

Page 2: ...2 Start process 14 3 Switching off the engine 14 4 Stopping the engine in an emergency 13 5 Idle speed 15 Shredding operation 15 1 What may be shredded 15 2 Shredding 15 3 Splitting process 15 4 Instr...

Page 3: ...f the machine Operating the machine with defective safety installations or improperly installed or non functioning safety and protective devices Failure to observe the instructions in the user manual...

Page 4: ...sed Use of non approved accessories The machine must not be operated for commercial purposes Persons who are not familiar with the user manual children young people as well as persons under the influe...

Page 5: ...d restrictions as well as the specific potential dangers associated with it Also familiarise yourself with the control panels and their proper use Learn how to stop the machine and turn it off quickly...

Page 6: ...ety goggles Never put a damaged machine into operation Only work when in good physical condition Carry out all work calmly and prudently Never leave the machine running unattended When starting the en...

Page 7: ...5 3 Personal protective equipment PPE When handling the machine it is essential to wear personal protective equipment PPE to minimise any risk to the operator The following protective measures must b...

Page 8: ...ty regulations 5 6 Service security WARNING Repair set up maintenance and cleaning work as well as transporting the machine may only be carried out when the drive is switched off and the tool is at a...

Page 9: ...can never be excluded Electrical residual dangers Direct or indirect electrical contact Touching live parts when electrical or defective components are open or electrical connection cables which are n...

Page 10: ...er warning or caution Read and observe the user manual and safety instructions before commissioning Before cleaning maintenance and repair work switch off the engine and disconnect the spark plug conn...

Page 11: ...andstill Never open or remove protective devices while the engine is running WARNING Danger from ejected objects when the engine is running There is a risk of branches garden waste or other materials...

Page 12: ...s 8 Transport wheel 2x 9 Infeed chute foldable 10 Safety bar EMERGENCY STOP 7 2 Gasoline engine 1 Engine switch main switch Ignition switch on E start 2 Starter grip 3 Recoil starter 4 Choke valve 5 F...

Page 13: ...nected to the spark plug Before starting the engine check the spark plug connector for proper seating Always disconnect the spark plug connector from the spark plug during adjustment and maintenance w...

Page 14: ...plug Type F7RTC or equivalent spark plug Infeed chute Branches up to 150 mm Guaranteed sound power level LwA 120 dB A Weight approx 275 kg Actual performance in continuous operation is likely to be lo...

Page 15: ...ul 4 stroke OHV gasoline engine The blade drum with two shredding blades and a counter blade is driven by two V belts The chopped material is ejected through the ejection chute by means of centrifugal...

Page 16: ...lems with the machine please contact us You can reach us by email info lumag maschinen de or by telephone at 49 8571 92 556 0 Standard equipment A Basic unit with gasoline engine and rotor B Infeed ch...

Page 17: ...eller as well as the manufacturer distance themselves from any warranty claims Set up the machine level and stable so that the engine is horizontal Use commercially available engine oil with the speci...

Page 18: ...ing the fuel tank cap Keep the engine away from heat sparks as well as flames Fill fuel outdoors or in well ventilated rooms to dissipate vapours Keep gasoline away from sparks open flames permanent f...

Page 19: ...shredded material stones and the like can splash away No other persons or animals may be present in the ejection area danger zone Also be careful not to damage vehicles glass windows and other object...

Page 20: ...n with a quick but smooth movement and slowly return The engine starts ATTENTION Do not pull the starting rope all the way out and do not let the starter grip handle hit back on the engine Start with...

Page 21: ...movements must be stopped as quickly as possible and the energy supply must be switched off In case of danger 1 Press the safety bar 10 on the infeed chute an EMERGENCY STOP is initiated 2 Inform the...

Page 22: ...hat there are no shredding residues in the chute Shredding may only be carried out after the maximum engine speed has been reached Never tilt the machine while the engine is running When charging make...

Page 23: ...shredded shortly after cutting Thin and long bushes and or branches are pulled in very quickly For this reason let go of this shredded material quite quickly Process highly water containing shredded...

Page 24: ...Before starting work the operator must ensure that the machine is in safe operating condition Work on the electrical equipment may only be carried out by qualified electricians Before starting work t...

Page 25: ...season Check machine Check safety circuit EMERGENCY STOP Check protective devices and rubber protection flap Check fastening screws retighten if necessary Refuel and check oil level Change engine oil...

Page 26: ...tion must be properly refitted 16 2 2 Greasing the oscillating axle There is a grease nipple 3 on the oscillating axle Lubricate the axle as required with a commercially available multi purpose grease...

Page 27: ...s with 60 Nm and medium thread locking adhesive Blade chassis Blunted blades can be turned over Damaged blades cracked chipped severely bent or otherwise damaged must be replaced immediately DANGER Th...

Page 28: ...both parts for damage replace damaged inserts if necessary 4 Clean foam filter element in warm water and mild soap solution Rinse thoroughly with clean water and allow to dry thoroughly 5 Tap out dir...

Page 29: ...ntamination 1 Switch off the machine and secure it against being switched on again disconnect the ignition plug 2 Remove contamination properly Keep in mind do not use a high pressure cleaner do not u...

Page 30: ...d tight fit if necessary have loosened or damaged components replaced by the manufacturer or an authorised specialist company Interval monthly 17 Transport DANGER Danger of burns due to hot surfaces o...

Page 31: ...general condition of all parts and the packaging If necessary refresh or renew the preservation Remove soil dirt and debris from engine and machine Clean the engine with a cloth Treat moving parts wi...

Page 32: ...from the old device and dispose of in an environmentally friendly manner Oil residues must never be discharged into soil and waste water Block every moving machine part and disassemble the machine int...

Page 33: ...ark plug dirty or incorrectly adjusted Clean readjust or replace spark plug Engine gets too hot Too little engine oil Refill engine oil Cooling air system restricted Clean ventilation grille clean int...

Page 34: ...ion Buyer s address and machine type must be clearly identifiable in the case of professional and or commercial use Without the original purchase receipt we can only carry out the repair against payme...

Page 35: ...chinery Electromagnetic compatibility Test methods and acceptance criteria EN ISO 3744 1995 Acoustics Determination of sound power levels of noise sources using sound pressure Engineering method in an...

Page 36: ...36 23 Components RAMBO HC15PRO WARNING All repairs to the machine must be carried out by authorised qualified personnel Have any necessary electrical work carried out only by an approved specialist...

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Page 38: ...AG dealer can be found at www lumag maschinen de LUMAG GmbH Rudolf Diesel Str 1a D 84375 Kirchdorf a Inn Germany Internet www lumag maschinen de Subject to change without notice Version RAMBOHC15PRO 0...

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