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necessary to brush, or in extreme cases, vacuum the fl oor. Wet or oily spots can make blasting
impossible and damage the dust collector.
Check the power cables regularly as damage may have occurred while operating the machine.
Always disconnect the cables before examination and treat all electrical parts with extreme care.
5 OPERATING AND BLASTING
Operating the Ferox 300 has to be carried out according to the safety rules in chapter “Safety
rules for operating Ferox300”.
Transport the Ferox 300 and the dust collector to the fl oor which is to be blasted. Lifting the
machine will make transportation somewhat easier. On the left side of the rear wheels axel (Ap-
pendix diagram No. 191) is a pin. By slotting the lifting bar (Appendix diagram No. 183 and 185)
over this pin the machine can be lifted. If the machine is lifted, make sure that it can’t slip down
from its raised position. Align the hole on the left side of the rear wheel axel and the hole in the
machine side frame. Now push the clutch pin (Appendix diagram No. 209) through both holes.
Check and make sure that all wear & tear parts (defi ned in chapter 8) are in good condition. If the-
re are any doubts, replace them immediately. Check the power cables.
Connect Ferox 300 with the hose to the dust collector. It is important, that there are no lesions or
holes in the length of hose. Even small holes or a bad connection can signifi cantly decrease the
performance of the dust collector. If small rooms are to be blasted, it is sensible to use the hose
support bow (Appendix diagram No. 175). Put the hose through the upper ring of the bow. The
bow will then hold the hose away from the rear wheels when reversing.
Connect the power cable of the dust collector and the shotblaster to the socket. Insulation tape
or similar can be used to secure the power cable to the hose. Ferox 300 needs a 32 A, 3
earth connection.
Check the fl oor for screws, nuts or stones etc., and sweep the fl oor if necessary, with a brush or
vacuum system. Small obstacles like joints pose no problems for Ferox 300. If there are bigger
undulations or similar check if it is possible for the machine to drive over them before the turbine
is switched on.
ATTENTION!
In the case of severe undulations or diffi cult joints on the fl oor it is possible for the mag-
netic frame of the machine to rise too far above the fl oor. The sealing of the shotblaster becomes
ineffective and shot escapes from the machine at high speed. This can cause injury to persons and
equipment. Before operating always check the condition of the fl oor to prevent this from occur-
ring.
Remove the shot compartment lid (Appendix diagram No. 167 - 169). Make sure that the shot
valve lever (Appendix diagram No. 171) is on “close” position and fi ll the shot compartment with
shot until level with the sieve. Do not fi ll above the sieve level as suction from the dust collector
will suck it away with the dust.