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Basic safety instructions

for joint cutters

3.2.6  Gas, dust, steam, smoke

3.2.6.1 Do not perform any welding, flame-cutting and 

grinding work on the machine unless such work is 

expressly permitted, as there may be a risk of fire or 

explosion (consult CEDIMA®)!

3.2.6.2 Before carrying out welding, flame-cutting 

or grinding operations, clean the machine and its 

surroundings from dust and flammable material and 

make sure that the premises are sufficiently ventilated 

(risk of fire or explosion)!

3.2.6.3 When working in small or narrow rooms, observe 

the relevant national safety regulations (if any)!

3.2.6.4 Internal combustion engines must be operated 

in sufficiently ventilated rooms only! Never leave the 

engine running in enclosed or confined spaces! Exhaust 

gases contain carbon monoxide!

3.2.6.5 All pipes, hoses and screwed joints must be checked 

for leaks and visible damage at regular intervals! Clear 

any defect immediately or have the defect rectified 

immediately!

3.2.7 Noise

3.2.7.1 Make sure that all sound-proofing equipment is in 

place while operating the machine!

3.2.7.2 Use the prescribed ear protectors!

3.2.8 Lighting

3.2.8.1 The machine is designed for use in daylight 

environments! When working in unlighted areas the 

driver/operator must ensure sufficient illumination of 

the site.

3.2.9   Information about the handling of 

fluids, lubricants and other chemical 

substances

3.2.9.1 When handling pressure fluids, lubricants, greases 

or conservation agents (hereinafter referred to as 

fluids or lubricants), observe the product-related safety 

regulations!

3.2.9.2 Avoid any prolonged contact between fluids or 

lubricants and your skin! Carefully clean your skin to 

remove all fluids or lubricants adhering to it!

3.2.9.3 Be careful when handling pressure liquids (hydraulic 

fluids)! Risk of serious injuries caused by high pressure 

leaks! Do not manipulate the hydraulic system!

3.2.9.4 Be careful when handling hot fluids or lubricants; 

risk of serious injuries or burns! Especially when handling 

fluids or lubricants with temperatures exceeding 60 °C 

make sure to avoid any contact between the fluid and 

your skin!

3.2.9.5 If fluids or lubricants have come into contact with 

your eyes, rinse your eyes immediately and thoroughly 

with clean drinking water and consult a doctor! Then 

consult a physician!

3.2.9.6 Spilled fluids or lubricants must be removed 

immediately using binding agents!

3.2.9.7 Fluids or lubricants must not penetrate into the soil 

or public sewage system!

3.2.9.8 Used fluids or lubricants must be collected, stored 

and disposed of properly!

3.2.9.9 Follow all relevant legal instructions and provisions 

regarding the handling and disposal of fluids or 

lubricants! In case of doubt, contact the competent 

authorities for detailed information!

3.2.10  Transporting the machine

3.2.10.1 Regard and follow all regulations, standards and 

directives such as BGV A1, BGI 523, 90/269/EEC, 2001/45/

EEC, ArbStätt V, Lasthandhab V!

3.2.10.2 Use hoisting tools and floor-level conveyors with 

loads > 25 kg

3.2.10.3 Use only suitable means of transport and lifting 

gear of sufficient capacity when loading or transporting 

the machine!

3.2.10.4 Specify an expert instructor for the lifting process!
3.2.10.5 Always observe the instructions given in the 

operating manual when lifting the machine (use only the 

prescribed lifting eyes for attaching the lifting gear)!

3.2.10.6 Only use a suitable transport vehicle with sufficient 

lifting force!

3.2.10.7 The diamond saw blade must be dismounted for 

transport!

3.2.10.8 Always control the accident-proof accommodation 

of the accessories before the transport of the machine!

3.2.10.9 Always store or transport the standing machine 

horizontally, otherwise fuel and oil can leak out!

3.2.10.10 Secure the load carefully. Use suitable attachment 

points!

3.2.10.11 Before loading the machine or parts of it, secure 

the machine/parts against inadvertent movement! 

Attach a suitable warning sign! Before using the machine 

again, make sure that such protection material or 

devices are properly removed!

Summary of Contents for CF-22 E.800

Page 1: ...te 17 05 2019 Translation of the original operating manual Operating Manual Maintenance Manual and Safety Notes CF 22 E 800 Joint cutters Diamond drilling Table saws Wall saws Wire saws Hydraulic powe...

Page 2: ...of the original operating manual All rights reserved acc to DIN ISO 16016 No part of this documentation may be reproduced adapted stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any mean...

Page 3: ...mantled into 3 modular parts for transport Measured sound pressure level LWA 94 dB A Guaranteed sound pressure level LWA d 98 dB A Procedure of conformity evaluation RL 2000 14 EC Annex V Hereby we co...

Page 4: ...E 800 EC Declaration of conformity Chapter 1 Technical specifications and accessories Chapter 2 Description of the joint cutter CF 22 E 800 Chapter 3 General safety instructions for handling the joint...

Page 5: ...lta switch Protection class IP 54 Saw blade receptacle Support taps right and left 25 4 mm Driver pin 8 0 mm Max saw blade mounting width 10 0 mm RPM cutting shaft 2240 min 1 Max saw blade 800 mm Max...

Page 6: ...mes include times for fuelling water supply tool change machine set up and transport securing the location of operation use Measurement uncertainty acc to DIN EN 12096 DANGER Risk of injury when excee...

Page 7: ...ting operations The 3 transport friendly assemblies enable fast transport e g in a hatchback car and allow the CF 22 E 800 to be assembled directly at locations that are difficult to access The assemb...

Page 8: ...d in two self aligning pedestal bearings The precision engineered shaft has a 25 4 mm diameter blade mounting flange The front pointer is mounted on the joint cutter frame It enables the user to cut a...

Page 9: ...ms and symbols for important information Note Special information regarding the economic use Messages marked with the symbol Note contain important information and it is separated from other text ATTE...

Page 10: ...erials provisioning and or wearing of personal protective equipment or road traffic regulations 3 2 2 3 This operating manual must be supplemented by instructions covering the duties involved in super...

Page 11: ...nd the possibility to render first aid in case of accidents 3 2 4 2 Assemble the machine on an even hard and stable surface The stability is to be ensured Remove any obstacle which could impede the fu...

Page 12: ...Always use safety ropes when operating the machine on sloping terrain exceeding 15 3 2 4 28 Before leaving the machine always secure it against inadvertent movement and unauthorized use II Special tas...

Page 13: ...ly when you can be sure that the touched or cut power line has been switched off 3 2 5 7 When operating the machine always keep a safe distance from electric lines If work is to be carried out in the...

Page 14: ...ate the hydraulic system 3 2 9 4 Be careful when handling hot fluids or lubricants risk of serious injuries or burns Especially when handling fluids or lubricants with temperatures exceeding 60 C make...

Page 15: ...ore recommissioning 3 2 10 13 Even when the transport of the machine only involves a minor relocation disconnect it from all external power supply lines Before using the machine again make sure that t...

Page 16: ...e must be located in the upper section of the threaded spindle Attach the blade guard Dismantling Proceed in reverse order to Assembling Rocker with motor and cutting shaft Central bolt Figure 4 1 4 1...

Page 17: ...elect the saw blade type according to the material to be cut Observe the diameter of the saw blade receptacle and the blade shaft Please refer to chapter Technical specifications and accessories for d...

Page 18: ...ted on the saw blade is an arrow for the cutting direction If this arrow is not visible the cutting direction of the saw blade can be determined as follows During cutting a tail is formed behind the d...

Page 19: ...ply The CEDIMA joint cutter CF 22 E 800 is supplied with water via a GEKA coupling The water shut off valve located behind it allows you to stop or reduce the supply of water Geka water coupling with...

Page 20: ...tter OFF and disconnect it from the electrical supply line and only then switch the current generator OFF Otherwise voltage surges can damage the electric system of the joint cutter ATTENTION Observe...

Page 21: ...r delta reversing switch to 0 and allow the motor to come to a standstill Then turn the reversing switch in the opposite direction to the Y position for the first start Once the rated speed is reached...

Page 22: ...th adjustment spindle Hold the joint cutter firmly during this process Make deep cuts in several passes Cutting depth per cut Asphalt up to a depth of 10 cm Concrete up to a depth of 6 cm After loweri...

Page 23: ...has to be changed after complete wear of the diamond segments in case of changes in the material to be cut The diamond saw blade absolutely must be changed if it is worn down unevenly if diamond segme...

Page 24: ...fe of your joint cutter ATTENTION Use original spare parts Only original spare parts can ensure the operational safety of the joint cutter 5 1 Cleaning Clean the joint cutter after each use and before...

Page 25: ...ing promotes further wear due to adhering dust Check all connections and connecting elements between the components and retighten any loosened screw connections see section 5 4 5 3 Maintenance and car...

Page 26: ...5 3 4 3 4 Threaded spindle 1 3 2 3 4 4 Engine housing 3 1 Engine 3 7 1 3 4 5 4 Parking brake 3 3 5 4 Reachable connecting elements nut screws 5 Wheels 3 1 1 3 4 5 4 h operating hours Depending on load...

Page 27: ...rrect operation by actuating the testing facility User 5 6 Security check of the electric equipment acc to BGV A3 5 implementing regulations paragraph 1 No 2 Table 1B Recurrent tests of non stationary...

Page 28: ...the motor and the V belt pulley on the motor shaft The V belts will then slide off the edges of the V belt pulleys and wear out faster A sudden crack with negative consequences for the diamond saw bl...

Page 29: ...to run out Dismount the diamond saw blade Do not transport the joint cutter with the diamond saw blade mounted Transport the joint cutter upright and horizontally Swivel the front pointer cantilever...

Page 30: ...ive Loose electric contact in the electrical system Engine defective Cutting shaft blocked cutting shaft with saw blade not lifted from the ground or out of the cut Mains fuse s tripped Motor not yet...

Page 31: ...on the cutting shaft Driver pin defective missing Replace insert driver pin Diamond saw blade stops under load V belt slips V belt defective torn Driver pin defective missing Tensioning V belts Replac...

Page 32: ...conditions for construction equipment such as drilling and sawing machines as well as associated assemblies 1 The supplier must be notified in writing of any evident defects in the machine within 14...

Page 33: ...of the purchase price which in any other case is excluded We are not liable for compensation on account of a defect or damages subsequent to a defect unless these occur on account of an intention or...

Page 34: ...o 900 mm CORE DRILL MACHINES hand or drill rig machines with electric or hydraulic drilling motor drill diameter from 12 to 1250 mm WALL ANDWIRE SAWS electric hydraulic and electro hydraulic wall saws...

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