Rothenberger R 600, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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ENGLISH 23
Only use as many spiral pieces for as long as they are actually needed! Never use
a deformed spiral!
 Take the spiral out of its holding basket.
 Slide the spiral through the machine.
 Attach the protective tube to the machine from the rear and then check that the locking pin is
locked in place.
Always use a protective tube! The protective tube acts as a vibration-damping
guide for the spiral, a dirt collector or protector, a safety component for the oper-
ating personnel and it also prevents uncontrolled knocking!
5.5 Fit 8 mm / 10 mm spirals (D)
For small bore pipes and pipe bend used 8 mm or 10 mm spirals (optional accessories).
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Pull the spirals approx. 30 cm out of the adapter magazine.
 Push the adapter magazine into the machine from the rear and secure it. To brake the
adapter magazine pull the lever as far upwards as possible.
5.6 Fitting a tool
When using it for the first time to clear a blockage, only use a drill bit with the smallest diameter
at first and then drill into the blockage. When you have drilled through or opened the blockage
and drainage starts, you should then use the largest-possible matching drill bit to completely drill
out the blockage. When the blockage has been loosened, rinse and if available, use a chain
sling drilling tool (with running water if possible) to clean the pipe wall.
Different tools can be attached to the standard spiral to deal with different types of blockages.
Straight drill bit: Used to determine the type of blockage
Club drill bit: Can be used for light textile and cellulose blockages due to
its flexibility and the club-shape makes penetration into narrow pipe
bends easier
Cone drill bit: Used specifically for textile and cellulose blockages. The
funnel-shaped design gives this tool a large coverage area and it can
also be used as a retrieval tool for any spirals remaining inside the pipe
Forked cutting head: Used to ream out grease deposits or to tear up rags
and similar materials
Shovel head drill bit: Special curved tool for use with slurried or sanded
deposits
Attaching: Push the tool onto the coupling until it latches in.
Removing: Push the separating key into the hole and then slide the tool sideways and out of
the coupling.
5.7 Carrying position
The clamping lever can be locked in place for carrying: do this by
press down on the clamping lever (1.) and pulling the lock (2.).
Briefly press down on the clamping lever to release the lock.
5.8 Safety gloves
Information brochure about safety gloves as per EU Directive 2016/425/EU. Appendix II, Section
1.4 for minimal hazards only.
This pair of gloves is exempted under Chapter II, Article 8, Paragraph 3 of the prototype test and
is assigned to Category 1. From this it is assumed that their effectiveness against minor hazard-
free risks has been perceived.
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