Starkwerk 39067089936, Manual

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Assembly
Fig.3-5
For packaging purposes, your machine
is not fully assembled.
1 Remove the machine from the packaging and place
carefully to one side on the ground.
2 Unscrew the star knob screw (A) and fold the sup-
porting feet down. Re-tighten the star knob screw
(Fig. 3)
3 Place the machine on the feet.
4 Install the handle onto the motor housing using 2
hexagon screws (B) (Fig. 4).
5 Secure the cooling water pump (13) into the pre-
scribed position in the water pan (4)
6 Fill the water pan until the water pump is completely
covered with water. Ensure that the discharge is
sealed securely.
Start-up
On/Off switch (Fig. 4)
To switch on, press “I” on the On/Off switch (16)
Before starting the cutting process, wait until the
cutting wheel reaches its maximum speed and the
cooling water pump (13) has fed the water to the cutting
wheel.
To switch off, press the “0” on the switch (16).
(Fig. 4).
Operation
90° cuts Fig.6-7
1
Loosen the star screw (C)
2 Set the transverse cutting gauge (6) to 90° and re-
tighten the star screw.
3 Tighten the wing screw (D) to fix the transverse cut -
ting gauge (6) into position. (Fig.6)
4 Use the handle (11) to push the machine head (1)
backwards.
5 Place the tile on the stop rail (7) on the transverse
cutting gauge.
6 Use the handle (11) to push the machine head (1)
to the required cutting depth and fix the machine
head again.
7 Switch on the tile cutter. Attention: Wait until the cool-
ing water has reached the cutting wheel (10).
8 Use the handle (11) to pull the machine head (1)
slowly and evenly forwards through the tile.
9 Switch the cutting wheel off again once you have
finished cutting.
45° diagonal cut (Fig. 8)
1
Set the angled stop (6) to 45°
2 Perform cutting as described above.
45° longitudinal cut (Fig. 9)
1
Loosen the star knob screw (E) on both sides
2 Angle the guide rails (8) 45° to the left on the angle
scale (18).
3 Re-tighten the star knob screw (E) on both sides.
4 Perform cutting as described.
Replacing the diamond cutting wheel (Fig. 10- 12)
Attention! Pull out the mains plug
1
Unscrew the screw (F) and remove the cutting wheel
guard (9). (Fig.10)
2 Attach the Allen key (19) to the motor shaft and hold.
3 Use the spanner (20) to unscrew the flange nuts in
the direction in which the cutting wheel (10) runs.
(Left-handed thread)
4 Remove the outer flange (21) and the cutting wheel
(10).
5 Clean the holding flange carefully before installing
the new cutting wheel.
6 Insert the new cutting wheel in the reverse sequence
and tighten.
Attention: Ensure that the cutting wheel
runs in the correct direction!
7 Re-install the cutting wheel guard (9).
Setting the parallel position of the diamond cutting
disc (Fig. 13-15)
If the cut is not straight or the tile breaks along the cut-
ting line, the parallel position of the diamond cutting disc
must be set.
1. At the beginning, the stop rail must be positioned
square to the guide rail. For this, loosen the Allen screws
(A) along the stop rail and align it square with a carpen-
ter’s square or a large tile. In this step, the diamond cut-
ting disc must run along the entire length of the square
or the tile edge. Afterwards, re-tighten the two stop rail
Allen screws (A).
2. Disassemble the length display by removing the two
Phillips screws (B). (Fig. 16)
3. Disassemble the cable retainers (C). (Fig. 17)
4. Slightly loosen two hexagon nuts (D) on each of the
saw unit sides. (Fig. 18, 19)
5. Now the entire saw unit with diamond cutting disc can
be aligned to the stop rail using a carpenter’s square or a
large tile. (Fig. 20)
6. Re-tighten the saw unit’s hexagon nuts and assemble
all machine components. Check it is parallel and carry
out a test cut.
If the test cut is not satisfactory, repeat steps 1-6.
Transport
Attention! Pull out the power plug
To transport the machine, position the machine head to
the front and use the adjustment stops to fix it in place.
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Electric connection
Check electric cables regularly for damage. Ensure that
during the check, the connecting cable is not connected
to the mains.
Electric connecting cables must conform to the common