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Work on the electrical parts of the equipment may only be undertaken by a skilled 

electrician or by a trained person under the guidance and supervision of a skilled 

electrician in accordance with the electrical engineering regulations.

2.4 

Safety Precautions Applicable to Different Operating Conditions

Avoid any method of working that impairs safety! All precautions must be taken so that the machine 

is only used in a safe and functional status.

Only operate the machine when all safety devices and related safety equipment, e.g. 

detachable safety devices, emergency stops, and suction devices, are present and 

operational!

The machine has to be visually checked at least once a day for any damage or defects. In the event 

of operational malfunctions the machine must be shut down immediately and secured. The fault 

must be rectified before starting the machine again.

Secure the work area around the machine in public areas; provide a safety distance of 

at least 10 feet around the machine.

All persons in the proximity of the machine must wear safety glasses with lateral 

protection, as well as safety shoes. Ear protection may be required. The operator is 

obliged to wear close fitting protective clothing.

Use only extension cables that are sized and marked in accordance with the overall power 

consumption of the machine and the valid local guidelines. 
Before starting the machine, make sure that no one will be endangered when the machines starts 

running.

Do not switch off or remove the exhaust or ventilation devices when the machine is 

running.

2.5 

Repair Work, Maintenance Activities, and Default Repair on the Jobsite

Before starting any service work on the machine, put the machine in the safety off 

position (section 2.6) to prevent the machine from being turned on accidentally.

Adjustments, servicing, inspection work, and inspection intervals specified in this manual, as well 

as any information on the replacement of parts and systems of the machine must be complied with. 

These activities can only be undertaken by qualified personnel. Before starting any maintenance or 

repair work, the operator of the machine must be informed about it.
The dust bin of the connected dust collector must be emptied before transportation. Handle in 

accordance with the local disposal regulations. 
Do not use any aggressive cleaning materials on the machine; use lint-free cleaning cloths. 
Always re-tighten any screws that are undone during servicing and maintenance work.

Summary of Contents for GP30

Page 1: ...Read Manual Before Operating Machine 402600 Rev B GP30 GRINDER OPERATING MANUAL...

Page 2: ...g the Machine 9 6 0 Operation of the Machine 11 7 0 Maintenance Schedule 12 8 0 Troubleshooting Diagnostics 12 9 0 Reference Guide Procedures 13 10 0 Warranty 21 Please note The following safety instr...

Page 3: ...nection 220 230 VAC 3 Phase 60 Hz 1 3 Operative Range and Correct Usage The GP30 is designed to be used on clean dry or wet horizontal surfaces without obstacles The machine cannot be used for other p...

Page 4: ...nd Symbols 2 2 Organizational Measures 2 3 Personnel Selection and Qualification 2 4 Safety Precautions Applicable to Different Operating Conditions 2 5 Repair Work Maintenance Activities and Default...

Page 5: ...ine must be kept complete and legible For replacement labels contact NFE If safety critical changes occur to the machine or its performance the machine must be shut down immediately The cause of the f...

Page 6: ...be required The operator is obliged to wear close fitting protective clothing Use only extension cables that are sized and marked in accordance with the overall power consumption of the machine and th...

Page 7: ...ating authority is responsible for compliance with the safety regulations during operation and maintenance of safety devices supplied with the machine as well as the provision of additional safety dev...

Page 8: ...ers Tool Plates Stone Holders 3 7 Variable Speed Drive 3 8 Tooling Change 3 9 Care Maintenance 3 1 Operative Range The GP30 is a grinding machine with counter rotating heads that is used for preparati...

Page 9: ...rinder 3 4 Electric Motor The motor is responsible for turning the gears which turn the abrasive tools on the floor The motor is controlled exclusively by the VSD which inputs specific power to genera...

Page 10: ...ould take place before and after every operation of machine 1 Clean all surfaces with a dry lint free cloth 2 Inspect all electrical cables for cuts and replace damaged cords 3 Check that all electric...

Page 11: ...accordance with instructions given in section 5 Starting the Machine 5 0 Starting the Machine 5 1 Preparing for Initial Operation 5 2 Initial operation 5 1 Preparing for Initial Operation Before star...

Page 12: ...he power supply is equivalent to the data shown on the machine label Start up procedure 1 Turn on the dust collector 2 Ensure plug is connected correctly to the power source 3 Ensure dust hose is conn...

Page 13: ...influence the final finish and production In the case that the surface shows different characteristics i e different hardness or different coating thicknesses a uniform grinding result will be achieve...

Page 14: ...c motor for dirt and other contaminants Check gearbox assembly for any leaks of oil from motor Daily After Operation Check for debris in the dust ports under gear box and near the handle Check for dir...

Page 15: ...s that may be clogging hose Dust collector malfunction Verify dust collector is operating properly 8 2 Diagnosis of Electrical Failure Failure Possible Reasons for Failure Corrective Actions Motor doe...

Page 16: ...ce prep remove machine and use a dust collector to clean the surface Power source Voltage will vary by machine being used and should be verified for compatibility before connecting machine to it Dust...

Page 17: ...machine is continuously moved while running If for any reason the machine cannot be continuously moved i e cord management adjacent work obstacles etc stop the machine until it can be operated as spe...

Page 18: ...251 M2 EGT 4 4 This is a 3 resin bonded tool that has the pictured face design and can be clearly identified by the number on back as 4 401910 This tool features gray Velcro backing Approximate life o...

Page 19: ...se to the machine With 100 of weights on head of machine set speed to 50Hz on VSD and start machine Upon satisfactory completion of step 7 remove machine from area and use a dust collector to clean th...

Page 20: ...et Dry Steps The CLC Diamond System is a coordinated metal and resin bonded diamond system to perform polished concrete using the GP30 The CLC Diamond System is only to be used dry for step 1 wet for...

Page 21: ...t in operating position Attach appropriate power to the machine With 50 of weights on head of machine and 50 in basket over wheels set speed to 45Hz on VSD and start machine add water and start the ma...

Page 22: ...traffic is increased and rogue scratches will be possible as well as overall reduced polish Flooring Condition Qualifications Use of the CLC Diamond System requires that the surface to be treated is...

Page 23: ...or not caused by or resulting from the negligence of seller and or the manu facturer of the product unless specifically provided herein This warranty shall not apply to any products or portions there...

Page 24: ...LOORING EQUIPMENT 9250 Xylon Avenue N Minneapolis MN 55445 U S A Toll free 800 245 0267 Phone 763 315 5300 Fax 800 648 7124 Fax 763 535 8255 Web Site www nationalequipment com E Mail info nationalequi...

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