STRATOS FU-230, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Translation of the Original Instruction Manual Version 1.0 - 35
10. Care and maintenance
Maintenance/machine care:
After each use, particularly in the event of high humidity, the Stratos wood turning lathe should be
protected on all parts susceptible to corrosion such as the lathe bed, spindle thread with MT2-bore and
quill with MT2-bore as well as some screw threads, using appropriate wax, silicone spray or other rust
protection.
After each use, clean the lathe bed, headstock, and tailstock taper as well as the M33 spindle thread with
a cloth soaked in spirit or a commercially available solvent. Store or dispose of the used cloths properly.
Particularly when working with wet wood or surface finishes on the lathe, it is necessary to immediately
clean all uncoated surfaces and to waterproof them.
After each use, check the pulleys for dust and dirt deposits and clean them if required.
The tailstock screw must be lubricated once per year in the event of high demand, or as required. To do
this, remove the quill completely using the handwheel, enabling access to the spindle for lubrication.
All bearings are double-enclosed and do not need maintaining .
Repairs
Danger!
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When carrying out work on electrical parts of the machine, the mains circuit
breaker must be switched off and the mains plug must be disconnected. Do not
leave the mains plug unattended and ensure it cannot be reconnected.
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Work on the electrical equipment must be carried out by qualified electricians.
11. Decommissioning
Please comply with the following notices to prepare for final decommissioning:
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When the machine has been decommissioned, the rules and regulations applicable at the
time relating to disposal must be complied with.
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The machine is not part of household waste.
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Dispose of all system parts so that all health and environmental hazards are excluded. It is
useful to check which materials can be recycled and to do this in consideration for our
environment.
Oils, grease, solvents, and detergents are an environmental hazard and must not get into
the sewage system or the ordinary household waste. Dispose of them via local collection
sites. Cloths or cotton waste soaked in oil, grease, solvents, or detergents are flammable.
Collect them in suitable, closed metal containers.
Cloths or cotton waste soaked in linseed oil tends to spontaneously combust and must therefore be
stored and disposed of separately.