Abicor Binzel ABICLEANER 800 AC, Оригинальная инструкция по эксплуатации

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ABICLEANER 6 Putting out of operation
EN - 13
2 Remove the ground clamp from the workpiece and rinse with water. 3 Slide the transparent protective cap over the carbon fibre brush.
6 Putting out of operation
1
Switch off the device at main switch.
2 Disconnect the high-current plug.
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6.1 Disconnecting the high-current connector on page EN - 13
3 Wipe off the cable and housing with a damp cloth.
4 Clean the device.
5 Rinse the carbon fibre brush with running water and slide the transparent
protective cap over it.
6 Dilute electrolyte residues.
7 Carefully close the electrolyte container (2×).
8 Stow the device and accessories in the transport box and secure from
unintentional opening (e.g., with cable ties).
9 Store the device in the transport box so it remains dry and frost-free.
6.1 Disconnecting the high-current connector
The high-current plugs lock automatically when inserted into the
corresponding socket and can only be unlocked by pressing them in again.
Never pull the high-current plug out of the socket by the cable. ► Press the high-current plug into the high-current socket until it meets
resistance (slight click). The locking mechanism is released.
► Remove the high-current plug from of the socket.
7 Maintenance and cleaning
► Order the equipment parts and wear parts separately.
► Use only original ABICOR BINZEL wear parts. ► Order data and part numbers for the equipment parts and wear parts
can be found in the current order documents.
7.1 Maintenance and cleaning intervals
7.2 Replacing the carbon fibre brush, Fig. 3
If the carbon fibre brush is worn, it must be replaced. Carbon fibre brushes
that are not screwed on tightly enough can create contact problems in the
thread.
1
Remove the screw sleeve and push the insulating sleeve underneath and
back.
2
Remove the carbon fibre brush with two open-end spanners. Counter the
adapter to prevent damage to the handle.
3
Mount the new carbon fibre brush.
 4.1 Mounting the carbon fibre brush, Fig. 3 on page EN - 12
8 Faults and troubleshooting
8.1 Fuse has blown
In the event of an overload or electrical short-circuit, the circuit breaker
interrupts the circuit. The fuse button springs from the housing. The circuit
breaker trips if there is insufficient electrolyte on the carbon fibre brush or if
the carbon fibre brush is pressed too firmly onto the workpiece.
1
Switch off the device.
2
Allow the fuse to cool down for a moment.
3
Make sure that the carbon fibre brush does not touch the workpiece.
4
Press the fuse button back into the housing.
8.2 Insufficient power
No power or insufficient power is present at the front of the carbon fibre
brush. There is insufficient contact between the threaded part and the carbon
fibre brush.
► Check thread for oxidation, damage, and a loose fit.
1
Clean the thread with the wire brush.
2
Lubricate the thread with copper paste or MOLYKOTE grease.
3
Screw the threaded part and carbon fibre brush tightly together.
8.3 Poor cleaning power
The weld seam becomes dull:
► Do not stay too long in one spot.
► Cool the surface (spray water on the surface).
► Increase electrolyte amount.
► Use unused electrolyte. Stains after rinsing:
► Rinse thoroughly with water.
► Use water with a lower level of hardness.
► Process shorter sections.
► Use distilled water.
► Rinse when the material surface is still hot.
WARNING
Electric shock from live components
There is a risk of fatal electric shock if the device is live during maintenance, cleaning, or disassembly.
► Switch off the device.
► Disconnect all electrical connections.
Daily
► Check the earth clamp for oxidation and
clean as needed.
Every six months
► Check and clean the cable.
Yearly
► Retest as per VDE 0701 - 0702.