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11
V.02
.22.03.10.ENG
Power
‐
on
time
Speed
adjustment
Speed
setting
<
10mm
>
10mm
80%
60%
6
60%
35%
6
50%
25%
5
40%
20%
4
40%
20%
2
‐
4
bevel
width
To
avoid
damaging
the
machine,
it
is
essential
to
be
monitor
how
long
the
machine
has
been
operating
continuously
(‘power
‐
on
time’).
All
electric
brushed
motors
generate
large
amounts
of
heat
in
the
rotor
and
stator.
Al
‐
though
the
machine
is
fitted
with
a
fan
cooler
that
dissipates
the
heat
produced,
if
the
ma
‐
chine
is
subjected
to
extreme
loads
(e.g.
milling
large
bevels,
very
hard
or
tough
materials)
and/
or
is
run
continuously
for
a
long
period
of
time,
the
cooling
system
may
not
be
able
to
cope
with
the
amount
of
heat
generated.
If
the
operator
continues
to
use
the
machine,
the
rotor
(armature)
may
overheat
to
such
an
extent
that
the
winding
insulation
melts
causing
a
short
cir
‐
cuit.
Do
not
overload
the
machine!
The
machine
can
become
overloaded
if,
for
ex
‐
ample,
it
continues
to
be
used
even
though
the
bevel
being
cut
is
too
large
for
the
material
be
‐
ing
milled,
or
if
the
cutting
inserts
have
become
blunt
and
therefore
unable
to
penetrate
the
ma
‐
terial.
Such
conditions
can
lead
to
large
machine
vibra
‐
tions
or
even
machine
breakdown
if
the
arma
‐
ture
in
the
motor
is
bent
to
such
an
extent
that
The
power
‐
on
time
is
always
expressed
as
a
per
‐
centage
of
one
hour.
Example:
If
the
power
‐
on
time
is
specified
as
50
%,
then
you
can
use
the
machine
to
mill
bevels
for
a
maximum
of
30
minutes
in
an
hour
and
must
then
leave
the
machine
to
cool
for
30
minutes.
If
the
machine
is
subjected
to
heavy
loads,
the
power
‐
on
time
might
be
20
%,
which
means
it
can
be
used
for
12
minutes
in
any
hour
and
must
be
left
to
cool
for
48
minutes.
Before
completely
switching
off
the
machine,
we
recommend
running
the
machine
for
one
or
two
minutes
in
idle
mode
(unloaded)
so
that
fan
can
continue
to
draw
cool
air
through
the
machine.
the
rotor
and
stator
rub
against
each
other,
overloading
the
windings
and
blowing
the
motor.
To
prevent
this
sort
of
damage
when
milling
large
bevels
and/or
hard
materials,
never
try
to
ma
‐
chine
the
bevel
in
a
single
pass,
always
use
multi
‐
ple
passes,
and
do
not
forget
to
change
the
cut
‐
ting
inserts
before
they
become
blunt
or
worn.
.
Power
‐
on
time
Material
strength
Aluminium,
copper,
brass
or
plastics
Steel
up
to
400
N/mm²
Steel
up
to
600
N/mm²
Steel
up
to
900
N/mm²
Stainless
steel
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