Eliet Prof 5, Руководство пользователя

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• Never grind the rear side of a blade. In the case of RESIST/10
TM
blades, the profile is on the rear side. If you grind away the teeth, the
blade will lose a great deal of its cutting force.
• The top of the blade is subjected to the heaviest loads during shred-
ding. Sharpen this as little as possible so that it is not weakened.
• Every time you grind you remove some material and the blade will
become smaller on the active cutting side. You can continue to grind
until you have reached halfway through the width of the top of the
blade (see picture). Should you continue to grind, you would compro-
mise the blade life of the cutting side that has not yet been used. Turn
the blades when this happens (read § 11.4.3; p.41).
• If the top of the blade is rounded-off, (see picture) the shredding
efficiency will be reduced. In this event, further grinding of the blade
serves no purpose. This is the time to reverse or renew the blades.
(read § 11.4.3; p.41)
• After grinding, carefully close the shredding chamber, refit the dis-
charge belt conveyor and close the safety guards.
11.4.3 Reversing and renewing the shredding blades
If blades are sharpened at regular intervals, a blade life in excess of 100 hours for each blade
edge can be guaranteed. When one blade edge has reached the end of its service life, simply
reverse the blade, thereby enabling the machine to operate for another 100 hours. If both blade
edges are worn, replace the blade as a set.
11.4.3.1 To reverse a shredding blade, proceed as follows:
Warning:
Wear protective gloves as the blades are razor sharp !
• Open the shredding chamber
Warning:
The blades are directly exposed as soon as the shredding chamber is open. Be sure
that the machine has completely stopped and remove the key from the ignition.
For your information:
The blades are extremely sharp. Avoid contact with the blades en allways wear
protective clothings.