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10. RESIDUAL RISKS
11. INSTALLATION AND USE
Even though the cutting unit is safe, operators must pay attention to preserve their and other
people’s safety.
At the end of the working operations, motor and metal parts could be very hot.
The cutting blade can work even when the protective device is disassembled.
To install and use the cutting unit manually, proceed as follows:
1) Fix the cutting unit on level squares or angles by means of four 5MA screws, by inserting
them in the eight holes located in the motor lower support (see pictures 4 and 5).
NOTE
The cutting unit can be installed in any position/angle: vertically, laterally and it can be turned
upside down. It is not compulsory for the aluminium base to touch the machine surface.
2) Lay the material to be cut;
3) Connect the cutting unit to the power supply;
4) Put the material on the cutting base (see picture 6);
5) Adjust the front mobile protection according to the thickness of the material to be cut;
6) Carry out the cutting operation.
NOTE
Cutting unit GRT12SM can work in a fixed position (the material has to be moved) or it can
move forward while the material is kept in the same position. Make sure the material to be cut
is properly stretched, preventing it from curling.
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WARNING
Never use the two bolts which fix the motor to the cutting part to fasten cutting
unit GRT12SM. This operation may cause the motor shaft to break. In this case,
warranty is not valid.
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Possible faulty earthing connections may cause unsafe working conditions. Possible damages
are not at RASOR
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s.r.l. charge.
The power supply must be provided by a line protected against overcurrent by means of an
automatic (magnetothermal) switch or delayed fuses with a suitable dimensions. The current
allowing safety device enabling must be as low as possible considering the max. absorption
of the machine (see identification plate).
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WARNING
The operator must install a disconnetting switch on the supply line in order to switch off the
machine, if necessary.