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A3-P
5. OPERATING MODES
5.1 OPERATORS
The machine has been designed to be used by only one operator.
The operator, as well as being adequately informed on the use of machinery, must possess skills and competence
adequate to the type of work to be performed.
Even after being adequately informed, during the first use, if necessary, simulate some operating maneuvers to
identify the controls, especially the ones for starting and stopping the machinery and their main functions.
How to operate in case of emergency , where to find the individual protection means and how to use them properly.
5.2 DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS
The machine has only one possible operating mode: Manual operation by using the pneumatic foot pedal.
Press the foot pedal half way down to clamp the frames
Press the foot pedal all the way down to drive a wedge.
To assemble a frame junction, you must operate as follows:
1. Set the inserting positions by means of the fence locking clamps
2. Place the moulding on the work bench. Move the fence to the first inserting point.
3. Adjust the vertical clamp height and position
4. Adjust the frontal clamp position
5. Verify and adjust the proper working pressure, using the pressure regulator, according to the type of moulding
to be assembled are the mouldings to be assembled.
6. Press half way down on the pneumatic pedal to verify the proper position and clamping of the moulding.
7. Press the pedal all the way down to insert the Wedge. If you want to insert 2 or more Wedges, one upon the
other in the same position, you must release the pedal halfway and then press it all the way down again to
insert the second Wedge and so on.
8. Completely release the foot pedal
9. (If the assembly requires it) Move the moulding and the fence to the next inserting point and repeat the steps
6,7 and 8.
5.3 TIPS FOR QUALITY JUNCTIONS
a) Wedge types
In order to allow the machine to make excellent quality joints using different materials, it has been necessary to
manufacture different Wedges types for different uses (see attachment D).
Wedges can be classified in three different groups:
Material
Suggested code
Color Ref.
soft materials (wood, soft plastic)
SW
Green
for medium materials (wood, ...)
MW
Gray
for hard materials (wood, MDF, HDF)
HW
Red
b) Assembling positions
It is advisable to operate as follows in order to achieve the best results in terms of junction quality:
• Never drive Wedges near the external vertex. The minimum
recommended distance from the external vertex is at least 10 mm.
• When you want to make the junction using only one Wedge, the
most suitable position is in the middle of the moulding (see fig. 21)
• In case you want to insert 2 or more Wedges into each junction,
we recommend you to insert the most external one 1/3 from the
external vertex and the most internal one 1/4 from the internal
vertex (not less than 5mm).
picture 21
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