CAUTION!
Take care when handling the machine: dropping it accidentally can seriously damage
it. To avoid muscle injuries, lift the machine by flexing your legs.
4.4 - Electrical connections
CAUTION!
Check that the power supply line has the same specifications as those shown on
the machine’s rating plate. All interventions must be carried out solely by specialised
personnel expressly authorised by the relevant supervisor. Make the connection
to a power line equipped with an efficient earthing socket.
4.4.1 - 120 V - 60 Hz single-phase machine
In this configuration, the machine is supplied with a power cable with 3 x 18 AWG.
It is connected to a NEMA 5-15P plug. Attach
the power cable to the 120 V - 60 Hz singlephase
power supply line by installing a 10 A
residual-current circuit breaker in between.
Consult the manufacturer for configurations differing from those
mentioned above. If the power cable needs to be extended, use a
cable of the same gauge as the original cable installed by the manufacturer
5 - Start-up and shutdown
5.1 - Verification of the correct electrical connection
Plug the cable into the power socket;
Press the run button (“1”, Fig. 3.1.1).
Note:
In machines connected to a single-phase line and specifically designed for this
system, the rotation direction will be defined directly by the manufacturer.
5.2 - Verification of the presence and efficiency of guards and safety
devices
With the machine connected to the mains electricity, open the tool cover. The machine
must stop.
5.3 - Verification of the efficiency of the emergency stop button (Fig.
3.1.1)
With the machine connected to the electricity and the accessory tool moving, press
the stop button (2). The machine must stop.
5.4 - Machine start-up (Fig. 3.1.1)
To start the machine, plug it into the power outlet then press the start button (“1”
Fig. 3.1.1).
5.5 - Machine stop (Fig. 3.1.1)
To stop the machine, simply press the stop button (“2” Fig. 3.1.1).
6 - Using the machine
6.1 - Instructions
CAUTION!
Only authorized personnel may intervene on the machine.
Before using the machine, the operator must ensure that all guards are in place
and that the safety devices are present and working efficiently.
If this is not the case, switch the machine off and contact the maintenance supervisor.
Make sure that the product to be tenderized/cut does not have any bones, nerves
or others hard parts that can ruin the blades.
The size of the product to be tenderized/cut must have a suitable size for fitting
inside the loading mouth.
NEVER PUSH THE PRODUCT WITH YOUR HANDS.
