P.I.T. GHO110-C, Руководство пользователя

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ELECTRIC PLANER
Start
Hold the tool with two hands - the main and additional handle (3). Do not hold the planer depth regulator (2) - this
may cause its adjustment to fail.
To get started, press the power lock button (5) and turn on the planer with the on/off control (4).
Place the planer with the base on the workpiece and, pressing it (to sink in the safety stop), start leading on the
workpiece at a constant speed.
To reduce degree of roughness, reduce the planer speed. To reduce ledges when planing wide surfaces, reduce the
planing depth.
When performing extended work, you have the opportunity to lock the on/off control in the depressed position using
the enclosed retention pin.
The necessary chamfer is removed by moving the planer along the corner of the workpiece using the corresponding
base groove.
Do not apply excessive force when pressing on the tool. The need to increase the effort indicates the blades blunting.
Planing with great effort leads to tool overheating and the premature failure. When using the tool for operation in a
stationary mode, place the workpiece on the base from the front of the tool and start pushing it while pressing it
against the base. When operating with the tool, monitor the engine speed. A drop in speed of 20% or more indicates
an overload. In this case, it is necessary to reduce the load: reduce the planing depth, the pressing force or the
feedrate of the tool.
MAINTENANCE
In the process of operation requires periodic (as necessary) adjustment of the blades. For this:
1. Disconnect the tool from the mains (remove the plug from the socket);
2. Set the planing depth regulator (2) to “0” position;
3. Turn the planer base upwards. Turn the drum so that you can see the blade lock bolts;
4. With the supplied wrench, unscrew all four retention pin bolts and remove them;
5. Release the two screws securing the blade and put the screw on them back until the cap lightly touches the plate;
6. Holding the blade by the side surfaces, push it slightly forward from under the lock;
7. Attach to the planer base a flat rigid (metal, hard plastic or wood) detail (corner, bar) so that it overlaps the base
groove, and press it tightly;
8. Turn the drum in both directions so that the blade slips on the surface of the attached part and is flush with the
surface of the base;
9. Remove the part and tighten the screws tightly. Install the retention pin back and tighten the bolts;
Check the condition of the drive belt regularly. To do this, remove the cover (9) and inspect the belt for tension,
surface cleanliness, and visible mechanical damage (longitudinal and transverse cuts, stratification, and strands
separation). If necessary, replace it in the following order:
- pulling the belt from the case in front of one of the sheave wheel, turn the sheave wheels until the belt completely
descends from them. Install the new belt in reverse order.