Operating Instructions
MILOMAT
laboratory mill
© 2017 Pfeuffer GmbH
Revision 1
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CAUTION
Cutting injuries to hands and fingers!
The sheet metal parts of the housing may have sharp corners and edges.
Wear protective gloves.
Burns to hands and fingers!
The motor temperature increases during operation, reaching in excess of 40 °C!
Allow the MILOMAT (motor) to cool down adequately after operation, or wear
protective gloves.
NOTE
Keep all screws and removed small parts carefully.
Metallic housing parts must be connected to the protective earth conductor.
In this connection, make sure that
all original parts are reinstalled in the location intended for them. No excessively
long screws are used, since these can cause short circuits or damage components
inside the housing.
all grounding cables are reconnected and all screws are firmly tightened.
8.3.1
Tools and equipment
Before you start assembly, prepare the following tools and equipment:
•
Phillips screwdriver
•
Screwdriver for straight screws
•
Hexagon screwdriver 2 mm, 4 mm
•
Pair of pliers or flat nose pliers
Opening the housing
8.4
Figure 17: Remove cap on the locking spindle
Open the milling chamber.
Remove the yellow cap on the turning knob of the
locking spindle.
