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Erection and operation
Joint Cutter CF-22 E.800
4.0 Erection and operation
4.0.1 To be checked on delivery
First check the completeness and intactness of your
CEDIMA
® joint cutter CF-22 E.800. You will find the scope
of the delivery in the chapter “Technical specifications and
accessories”.
The joint cutter can be put into operation without special
efforts or installation. However, when setting up and
operating the machine the following notes as well as the
general safety instructions must be observed.
4.1
Transporting the joint cutter
4.1.1 Assembling/dismantling the joint
cutter
Assembly:
– Grease all connecting elements before each assembly.
– Place rocker with motor and cutting shaft down into the
bearing on the trolley
– Insert the central bolt and secure by means of the spring
pin.
– Fix the connecting plate for the height adjustment onto
the rocker using the ring bolt. The connecting plate 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
4.1.2 Adjusting the push handle
Release the ring bolts and pull out the push handle
appropriate to your height until you can move the joint
cutter comfortably.
Lock the push handle in the desired position by means of
the ring bolts.
Ring bolts
Figure 4.2
Push handle
4.1.3 Checking the V-belt tension
Check the tension of the V-belts daily.
V-belt tension with sealing stopper
Figure 4.3
The tension of the V-belts is checked as follows:
Disconnect the joint cutter from the mains by pulling the
plug!
Remove the plug of the V-belt cover during motor standstill.
The plug is located on top of the belt cover. Check the now-
accessible V-belts through the control opening by pressing
the belts with your fingers. It should only be possible to
press the belts about 10 mm downwards. If they can be
pressed down further, they need to be retightened.
The tensioning and changing of the V-belts is described in
chapter “Maintenance and care”.
Blade guard
Bearing on the trolley
frame
Arm extension of the
height adjustment
Spring pin
