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WARNING! Before using the machine, in order to ensure that
handling, initial start-up, starting, use, stopping, and maintenance
are carried out properly, read the instructions below that refer to
the drawings and technical data and apply them carefully. Before
starting work you should be familiar with the controls and the
correct use of this machine, making sure that you know how to stop
it in the event of an emergency. Incorrect use of this machine may
result in serious injury and damage to property. Always consider
your safety and the safety of others and act accordingly.
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WARNING! The machine is exclusively intended for DIY use
and it is suitable for making longitudinal, tilted and slanted cuts on
rectangular parallelepiped shaped wood. Cutting metal, plastic,
fabric, flammable materials and materials that generate harmful
or toxic dust and vapours is prohibited. Any use other than that
indicated in these instructions may damage the machine and
constitute a serious risk to both people and property.
MACHINE DESCRIPTION (FIG. A)
1 Switch
2 Blade level adjustment handwheel
3 Blade inclination fixing handwheel
4 Blade inclination adjustment handwheel
5 Work surface
6 Disc blade
7 Divider knife
8 Blade guard
10 Exhaust manifold
11 Piece guide
12 Piece guide with goniometer
13 Piece pusher
14 Power supply plug and cable
15 Motor
16 Blade-fixing nut
17 Blade-fixing flange
18 Work surface insert
30 Pedestal
31 Side support surface
35 Anti-tipping brackets
DESCRIPTION OF ACCESSORIES
For production requirements or according to the machine model, some
accessories may differ from those listed below and/or may already have
been installed on the machine.
- piece guide
- piece guide with goniometer
- vacuum hose (where fitted)
- piece pusher
- service key set
- pedestal (where fitted)
- support surfaces (where fitted)
- rubber feet (where fitted)
DESCRIPTION OF MARKS (FIG. B)
1 Machine model and technical specifications.
2 Machine code, serial number or lot number, year of manufacture,
certification symbols.
TRANSPORT AND LIFTING (FIG. A)
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WARNING! The manufacturer is not liable for any direct and/or
indirect damage caused by incorrect transport or lifting.
The machine must be transported and lifted with caution to avoid
accidents and damage.
1) Position the blade so that it is completely retracted inside the
machine.
2) Lift the machine with extreme caution, holding it with both hands
under the base and moving it slowly, without jerky or sudden
movements.
Do not attempt to move the machine by pulling it by the power cable
or other machine parts.i.
STARTING UP (FIG. A, F)
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WARNING! The manufacturer is not liable for any direct and/or
indirect damage caused by incorrect installation or connections.
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WARNING! Before carrying out the following operations, make
sure that the machine’s plug is disconnected from the mains.
The machine is supplied with some disassembled components and
before using it, it must be cleaned and installed.
When choosing where to put the machine, the following should be
considered:
- that the planned position is not damp and is protected from the
elements.
- that the area where it will be placed is completely flat, on a non-slip
floor and with appropriate load capacity.
- that there should be a large operational area around the machine
free from obstacles.
- that the room should be attended and closed in order to prevent
free access.
- that there is good lighting.
- that it needs to be positioned close to the general differential switch.
- that the room temperature should be between 10° and 35° C.
- that the work environment is not in an explosive atmosphere.
Remove the upper part of the packaging and visually check that the
machine and its components are perfectly intact. Then remove the
packaging and proceed to carefully clean the machine in order to
remove any protective oils used for transport.
- Proceed to assemble the components as illustrated in the figure.
If in any doubt, please contact your retailer. Some components
only need to be assembled if they are required for the process
that you wish to carry out.
- There is a pedestal in the package assemble it as illustrated in the
figure and fix the machine to it.
- If there are rear and/or side support surfaces in the package,
assemble them as shown in the figure.
- Completely lift the blade from the work surface, check that it is well
fixed and that it can turn freely (for fixing see following chapters).
- Mount the blade guard on the dividing knife; partially unscrew the
nut (2 fig.F) and move the screw (1) until the reduced diameter
area appears (3). Maintaining this screw position, insert the guard
up to the bottom of the upper slot of the dividing knife. Fully tighten
the nut (2) to fix the protection.
NOTE: the protection must rise freely when the piece being worked
passes and then spontaneously rests on the work surface.- As-
semble the piece guide and fix it to the work surface.
- Assemble the piece guide and fix it to the work surface.
- Remove the piece pusher from its support and rest it alongside
the machine.
Make sure that all the parts have been properly and securely assem-
bled and that the machine is stable before starting it.
ADJUSTMENTS!
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WARNING! Before conducting checks and adjustments, turn the
switch to the OFF “O” and unplug the machine from the electric
power supply.
The machine is supplied factory adjusted and does not require special
adjustments; if necessary, perform the following operations.
DISTANCE ADJUSTMENT BETWEEN THE BLADE AND THE DIVIDER
KNIFE
The distance between the teeth of the blade and the divider knife must
be within that illustrated in fig. E.
Slightly loosen the screws/screw on the side of the divider knife
under the work surface, adjust the distance and tighten the screws/
screw again.
