Munch Machine Mother Bucker MB1, Руководство оператора

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§ WARNING – This machine is capable of pulling body parts, hair, clothing,
gloves, etc. into the feed holes of the installed Die Plate. Use extreme
caution to prevent unintended items from entering the feed holes of
installed Die Plates.
Accessory available for purchase
Blank Plate
This die plate has no feed holes so that you can build a plate that best suits your needs.
It will be up to the user to have the plate machined or modified to suit your needs.
Die Plate Removal
Unplug the machine. Stand in front of the machine and locate the four ¼ - 20 button
head bolts that hold the die plate in place. Use a 5/32 hex wrench to loosen and remove
the bottom two bolts. Loosen and remove one of the top two bolts, then support the
plate with your free hand while you remove the last bolt. The die plate will lift out of the
center cutout for cleaning or changing.
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CAUTION – Supporting the Die Plate with one hand while removing the
bolts is critical to prevent dropping the plate and possibly causing injury.
Die Plate Installation
Unplug the machine. Stand in front of the machine and locate the four ¼ - 20 threaded
holes closest to the center cutout. Place the die plate into the center cutout allowing the
upper and lower wings to sit on the face plate. The die plate should be installed with the
concave side facing the user. While holding the die plate in position, align the bolt holes
on the die plate with the threaded holes on the face plate. Use a 5/32” hex wrench to
loosely install the top two bolts, then loosely install the bottom two bolts. Finish
tightening all four bolts. Do not overtighten. Occasional use of anti-seize is
recommended on stainless steel bolts.
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CAUTION – Supporting the Die Plate with one hand while installing the
bolts is critical to prevent dropping the plate and possibly causing injury.