EN
9
3
ADJUSTING (Fig. 4-5-6-7-8)
3.1
TENSION OF THE BLADE (Fig. 4)
Rotate the handwheel
E
clockwise until the indicator
F
on
the machine body is aligned with the position “MAX” on
the plate.
ATTENTION: Tensioning the blade over the MAX
reference notch on the plate may cause the blade
come out and damage to the machine; please
follow this instruction carefully.
3.2
BAR STOP (Fig. 5)
Use the bar stop supplied if you have to do several cuts on
pieces of the same length.
In this way you do not have to repeat the same measurement
each time.
Screw rod
E
into the hole of the base and fasten it with nut
F.
Slacken the handwheel
G
and place the stop
L
at the correct
distance from the blade. Tighten handwheel
G
again.
3.3
CUTTING ANGLE (Fig. 6)
To performe a cut at 45, slacken the two knobs
M
and rotate
the body to the left until it rest on stop
N
, whose position was
calibrated during the fi nal inspection.
For all the other intermediate angles, match the indicator
of the swivel supporto with the respective position on the
plate
O.
3.4
CUTTING SPEED (Fig. 7)
Depending on the type of material and its section (see
CUTTING TABLE) you can choose two different cutting speed
60 or 80 m/min. by means of the switch
N
.
3.5
SLIDING BLADE GUIDE (Fig. 8)
The sliding blades guide
P
with integrated protection fi tted on
your sawing machine is used to perform the cut while guiding
the necessary part of the blade and fully protecting the part
not used in the cutting process.
Slacken the knobs
Q
and slide the blades guide
P
so as to
move it closer to or further from the part to be cut, as shown
in the fi gure.
ATTENTION: If this adjustment is not done, the
part of the blade not used in the cutting process
will be exposed and this will create an extra risk of
contact, besides altering the quality of the cut.
3.6
BEARINGS BLADE GUIDE (Fig.9)
The blade-guide on the outside of the sawing machine are
eccentric and adjustable so as to simplify blade replacement
and to keep it guided as its best.
They must always touch the blade slightly, so that they rotate
when the blade passes, but must not be completly locked.
In order to approach or remove the eccentric blade-guide,
gently turn the head of the screws
R
using a 10 mm.
wrenches key.
2.3 TRANSPORT
(Fig.2)
Before moving the machine from one place to another by
lifting it, apply the two handles
3
attached to the base.
Take the handles and fi x them with the screws and the nuts
on both sides of the base of machine.
It is necessary to low the saw body till the lower position and
fi x it to the base; then you can proceed with the trasport by
lifting the machine by two person moving it at the handle.
Should the machine be fi xed on a base plate (column) unlock
the screws fi rst.
For trasport the machine, it is better to place in the box it was
when purchased. Ensure it is placed in the correct position
indicated by the arrows on the packaging.
Pay careful attention to the ideogram printed on the box as
they provide all necessary information for palletization and
stacking af boxes.
Tying the load down with ropes or safety belts is raccomended
during trasportation to prevent the load from sliding or
falling.
2.4
POSITION/WORK STATION (Fig.3)
Place the machine on a suffi ciently fl at workbench so that the
machine has the better possible stability. Should you wish
to fi x the machine in place, use the special holes located
on the base.
In respect of ergonomic criteria during cutting operations,
the workbench must be positioned at such a height that
the clamp level is between 90 and 95 cm from the ground
(see fi g. 3)
.
ATTENTION: Make sure that the machine is placed
in a working area with suitable environmental
conditions and lighting. The general conditions
of the working environment are of fundamental
importance for accident prevention.
2.5 ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
Check that the mains to which the machine is connected is
earthed in accordance with current safety regulations and
that the power point is in good condition.
Remember that there should be a magnetothermic protective
device fitted upstream of the mains to protect all the
conductors from short circuits and overloads.
This protective device should be selected according to the
electrical features of the machine stated on the motor.
In case of power failure in mains, while you wait for power
to be restored there is no danger hazard may arise: in fact,
the electronic governor
O (Fig. 7)
is also equipped with a
reset function which prevents the machine from restarting
automatically.
The motor of your sawing machine is equipped with a
protective heat circuit breaker which interrupts the power
supply when the temperature of the coils rises too high.
When the power supply is interrupted, wait for normal
reset.
