Villager AGM BG 125, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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AGM BG 125 (GB)
Specific safety rules
When using the machine for the first time:
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Check the following:
• Does the voltage rating of the bench grinder correspond to the power
supply?
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Is an earthed mains power socket available?
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Are the power cord and plug in good condition (solid, without fraying or
other damage)?
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Avoid the use of long extension cords. The extension cords you use must always
be earthed.
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A grinding wheel is a brittle toolpiece. The stone is not resistant to knocks.
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Always grind on the front edge of the grinding wheel, and never on the side of
the grinding wheel. Never fit a cracked grinding wheel. Replace it immediately,
as the high rotational speed could cause the stone to fly apart, causing a serious
accident.
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Always wear safety glasses when grinding.
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Never grind without the cover fitted over the grinding wheel.
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Always fit the grinding wheel cover and tool rest tightly, and with the correct
clearance.
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Never allow more than 1-1.5 mm clearance between tool rest and grinding
wheel.
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Only use the grinding wheel for the work it was designed for (for example
sharpening tools), and NOT for heavy construction work.
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The following information must be available, before you fit any new grinding
wheel:
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Details about the manufacturer.
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Binding material.
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Dimensions.
• Permissible rotational speed.
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Never ream out the hole in a grinding wheel to a larger diameter.
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The maximum rotational speed of the grinding wheel should never be allowed
to exceed the maximum speed given for the wheel.
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Never use any grinding wheel that is damaged or deformed.
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In order to be able to grind safely, the machine must be firmly bolted to a
workbench.
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The tool rest should be replaced whenever the width of the tool rest measures
less than 20 mm.
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The recommended depth of the recess in the flange (T) is 2 mm and the
diameter of the spindle hole is 13 mm.