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12. BLADE SHARPENING AND SHARPENER ADJUSTMENT
13. SLIDING FOOT ADJUSTMENT
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10
B
A
9
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2
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A
3
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The blade sharpening is carried out with the cutter on,
by lowering the proper lever (1, Pict. 8), until the cutting
edge of the rotating blade is reached and the external
edge is sharpened.
To carry out a good sharpening, lower the lever
progressively (1, Pict. 8), by avoiding abrupt movements
and an extreme pressure on the lever itself, in order to
protect the emery wheel from wear or damage. The
sharpening procedure must be carried out carefully in
particular when a worn blade is replaced with a new
one. In this case, an extreme pressure on the sharpening
lever may damage the cutting profile of the new blade,
compromising its correct use. Therefore, we suggest
adjusting the emery wheel as follows, after assembling a
new blade on the cutter.
·
Disconnect the device from the power supply.
·
Loosen the three sharpener screws (2, Pict. 9),
but do not remove them.
·
Manually lower the sharpener so that the emeries
come into contact with the cutting blade profile,
as shown in picture 10; the wheels must not
penetrate into the blade more than 2 mm (Pict.
10).
·
Manually rotate the threaded bushes (3, Pict. 9)
by bringing closer the two emeries and keeping
a distance between them of 1-1.2 mm.
·
Tighten the screws (2, Pict. 9) and sharpen the
blade according to the modes previously
described.
NOTE : during this operation check that the emery wheels start rotating simultaneously,
bringing near or moving away one of the two wheels to get a simultaneous movement of
them.
After many sharpening operations, the blade diameter
diminishes progressively: in this case, the foot (A, Pict. 8)
must be brought again near the blade cutting profile. To
carry out this operation do as follows:
·
Disconnect the device from the power supply.
·
Overturn the cutter by putting the motor on
the working surface.
·
Loosen but do not remove the screw (B,
Pict.11) and let the foot slide along the proper
groove, putting it near the blade until it comes
close to it.
·
Tighten again the screw by keeping the foot in this position
(B, Pict.11).