floorex SATELLITE 650 MkII, Инструкция по безопасности и эксплуатации & Перечень запасных частей

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SATELLITE 650 MkII
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Operating Instructions cont…
21. Hold the handles firmly and switch the SATELLITE 650 MkII on by pushing the green button.
22. The controls on the SAT650 MkII include an over load device. It is there to protect the controls and motor from
irreparable damage. If it trips it indicates a problem. (i.e.; undersize power lead or poor power to your power
supply). Refer earlier in this section for recommendations on power leads. Rectify the problem or decrease load on
the Satellite 650 by using tooling with more surface area, or place weights supplied on the brackets on handle for
this purpose.
23.
Continuing to use the SATELLITE 650 when constant tripping occurs, VOIDS THE WARRANTY.
24.
Do not attempt to make any adjustments while the machine is in operation. Any adjustments must only be
performed when machine is stopped and power disconnected.
25.
In the event of the machine pulling to one side all the time; adjust the axle height to obtain the best result. (See
‘AXLE HEIGHT’). This machine is designed to operate with the wheels in contact with the floor at all times. Do not
operate with wheels off the floor.
26. After a few minutes of grinding check the wear of the diamond tooling. This will pay handsomely if the diamonds are
wearing out fast due to soft concrete / abrasive concrete. There is a wide range of diamonds available to suit every
need. See Section ‘DIAMOND TOOLING SELECTION GUIDE’.
27.
Check for wear on magnetic plugs every 3 hours of use
28. See Section ‘PROBLEM SOLVING’ for tips on how to grind faster on tough concrete and how other problems can be
rectified.
29.
WARNING! As with any diamond tooling, breathable silica may be generated by use and maintenance of this
machine. Silica can cause severe and permanent lung damage, cancer, and or other serious diseases. Do not breathe
the dust. Do not rely on your sight or smell to determine if dust is in the air. Silica may be in the air without a visible
dust cloud. If air monitoring for silica is not provided by your employer at your work site, you must wear appropriate
respiratory protection when operating or maintaining this equipment. Consult your employer for proper respiratory
protection.