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accessible. Check that the chain grinder is securely
attached and level.
1. Clean the chain to be ground by rinsing it in
non-flammable solvent. Do not use benzene or
similar! Allow the chain to dry fully.
fiTTing The Chain (See fig. b)
2. Lift up the chain stop and place the chain in the
sliding guild as shown.
Look at each tooth on the chain and start with
the most worn tooth, Position this tooth roughly
in the centre of the sliding guides, all other teeth
will be ground to the same depth.
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3. Loosen the locking knob (18) to allow the chain
holder assembly to turn. (See Fig. C)
4. Check with your chain manufacture to determine
the angle you need.
5. Rotate the chain holder assembly to the angle
required. (See Fig. D)
6. Tighten the locking knob.
warning: Do not rotate the chain holder
assembly when the grinding disc is moving.
LiMiTing The depTh Of CuT
7. Lower the handle (1) so that the grinding disk
touches the chain tooth.
8. Hold it at that position while you tighten the
depth limiter until it touches the stop on the
base. (See Fig. E)
The grinding disk will only go down to that point
from now on. (See Fig. F)
9. Tighten the depth limiter locking screw (19)
against the main body to secure.(See Fig. E)
LiMiT The aMOunT Of MaTeriaL reMOved (See fig. g)
10. Depending on the amount of material you wish to
remove, tighten or loosen the Lock nut (12) and
adjust the chain stop adjustment(11) screw.
This will determine how much material will be
removed. once you set the chain stop adjustment
screw filly tighten the lock nut (12).
11. Lower the chain stop so that it drops behind the
tooth that you want to start with.
finaLLY
12. Lock the chain in the sliding guide by turning
the handle(8) clockwise. the handle should be
positioned so that you can easily release and
tighten it. (See Fig. H)
You will need to release it each time you move to the
next tooth, and tighten it to sharpen each tooth.
Grinding.
insert plug in mains socket.
warning: Before you insert the plug, make
sure the on/off button is in the ‘O’ off position.
Check that all the settings have been made correctly
as described above.
Check that all the settings have been made correctly
as described above.
Switch on using the on/off button (3) on the motor
and allow the grinder to reach full speed before
beginning work.
Lower the disc slowly and evenly and grind the chain
link. Do not hold the handle down too long. Lift the
handle and switch off the chain grinder. Undo the
lock handle (8) seemly and push the chain stop (9)
to move the chain in the chain clamp plates until the
next link is under the chain stop (9). Be careful, as
the chain may get hot during grinding!
Tighten the lock handle and grind the new chain link
as described above.
Continue in this way until all the chain links have
been ground at the set angle.
If the chain links are also to be ground at a different
angle, you must set the chain grinder to the new
angle as described above in the Preparations
section and grind the entire chain again.
Turn off the chain grinder and unplug once you have
finished grinding.
repLaCing grinding STOneS (See fig. a1/a2/a3/
a4)
Grinding stones must be replaced when their
diameter is 80mm or below.
Remove the cover (5) and protective shield (7) by
undoing the four mounting screws (4).
Unscrew the outer flange from the spindle and
remove the grinding disc.
Remove any filings from around the spindle and
flanges.
Fit the new grinding disc, outer flange, cover and
protective shield.
Start the chain grinder and let it run freely for a
few seconds to check that that the grinding disc is
correctly fitted.