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5.1 Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible cause

Correction

The motor suddenly stops or 
operates at reduced power.

The power supply is

insufficient.

Inspect the power supply and 
the connection to it. If you are 

unable to find a fault in it, con

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sult an electrical professional.

The machine makes strange 
noises, or vibrates excessively.

The V-belt could be too tight or 
beginning to tear.

Check the V-belt - reduce 
the tension or replace it as 
necessary.

The motor will not start.

The power source is faulty or 
supplying no voltage.

Check all fuses in the machine, 
as well as any fuses or circuit 
breakers in the circuit between 
the machine and the power 
supply. If necessary, replace 
the fuse or reset the circuit 
breaker.

5. Maintenance

 

At the end of every day of working with the 

edging machine, the following maintenance 

measures should be taken:

• Clean the machine of dirt and sanding dust 

after every use to prolong its operating lifetime. 

This will also prevent the machine from becom-

ing a fire hazard once you are finished with your 

work. 

• Check the V-belt tension and loosen any other 

parts of the machine that are under tension. 

• Inspect the power cables for damage and 

check the electrical contacts. 

• Remove the dust bag and empty it according 

to the instructions in this manual (see section 

3.2.6). 

• Check that all screws and bolts on the machine 

are firmly tightened. 

In addition to the recommended daily mainte-

nance measures, the following tasks should be 

completed after approx. every 400 hours of use 

(PM 1):

• Clean the dust suction and capture system. 

Check that the fuses are intact and the cable con-

nections to the control unit are firm and undam

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aged. If you discover any defects in the electrical 

systems of the machine, have them repaired by 

a specialist. 

• Tighten all screw joints and lubricate all moving 

parts of the edging machine. Do not forget to 

lubricate the bearings as well. 

Further periodic maintenance tasks should be 

completed after approx. every 1,400 hours of 

use (PM 2): In addition to completing the steps of 

PM 1, clean the ventilation and sanding units.

4. Storage

When storing the machine for extended periods 

of time or transporting it over long distances, 

protect any uncovered surfaces from corrosion 

using a rust-protective oil compound. Loosen 

the V-belt when storing the machine for an 

extended period of time. The machine must not 

be exposed to wet or damp storage conditions. 

Therefore, always store it in dry rooms. Also, 

always make sure to store the machine out of the 

reach of children.

Summary of Contents for RSM 150

Page 1: ...ENGLISH DEUTSCH Originalbetriebsanleitung Translation of the original operating instructions RANDSCHLEIFMASCHINE EDGINGMACHINE RSM 150...

Page 2: ...umgebung DE 3 2 3 Bedienung DE 4 3 Betrieb DE 4 3 1 Inbetriebnahme DE 4 3 2 Arbeitsbetrieb DE 5 3 2 1 Schleifmittelwechsel DE 5 3 2 2 Vorsatzwechsel DE 5 3 2 3 Keilriemenwechsel DE 5 3 2 4 Schleifkamm...

Page 3: ...die Maschine auch zum Entfernen von Lack und Wachsbeschichtungen verwenden 2 1 Elektrische Anschl sse Bei Wartungsarbeiten beim Austauschen des Staubsackes und Austauschen oder Regulieren der Riemen...

Page 4: ...Entfernen Sie regelm ig den Schmutz vom Maschinenk rper und von den R dern da dieser auf der geschliffenen Oberfl che Kratzer und Rillen verursachen kann und das Schleifergebnis erheblich mindert 3 2...

Page 5: ...Sitz des elektrischen Kontaktes Entfernen Sie den Staubsack und entleeren Sie ihn vorschriftsgem Kontrollieren Sie ob alle Schrauben festgezo gen sind Nach ca 400 Arbeitsstunden m ssen neben den Arbei...

Page 6: ...8 DE DE 9 DEUTSCH DEUTSCH 6 Maschinendetails Schwenkvorrichtung des Absaugrohrs Saugrohr Wandlaufrollen Vorsatz Riemenschutzblech Unterseite Keilriemen Spannmechanismus...

Page 7: ...achfolgend bezeichnete Maschine aufgrund ihrer Konzipie rung und Bauart sowie in der von uns in Verkehr gebrachten Ausf hrung den einschl gigen grundlegenden Sicherheits und Gesundheitsan forderungen...

Page 8: ...perating safety tips EN 4 3 Operating the Machine EN 4 3 1 Starting off EN 4 3 2 Operating the machine EN 5 3 2 1 Changing the abrasive EN 5 3 2 2 Changing the attachment EN 5 3 2 3 Changing the V bel...

Page 9: ...loorboards and parquet It may also be used to remove varnish and wax coatings 2 1 Instructions for power safety Failing to disconnect the edging machine from the power supply when doing maintenance wo...

Page 10: ...ult 3 2 6 Dust bag Once the dust bag has been filled halfway remove it from the suction tube take it outdoors and vigorously shake out the dust Never empty the dust bag in an enclosed area since inhal...

Page 11: ...r cables for damage and check the electrical contacts Remove the dust bag and empty it according to the instructions in this manual see section 3 2 6 Check that all screws and bolts on the machine are...

Page 12: ...8 EN EN 9 ENGLISH ENGLISH Suction tube pivoting Suction tube Wall casters Attachment belt guard plate bottom V belt tensioning mechanism 6 Machine details...

Page 13: ...evant EC Directives 2006 42 EC 2009 127 EC 2014 30 EU Applied harmonized standards EN 55014 1 EN 55014 2 EN 61000 3 2 EN 61000 3 3 EN 60745 1 EN 60745 2 3 Torsten Ceranski Managing Director Taucha 01...

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