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1.8 - Protection and safety devices
WARNING!
Before using the machine, check the correctness of the positioning of safety de-
vices and their integrity.
Check their presence and efficiency at the beginning of each work shift. If it is not
right, contact the maintenance manager.
1. Outlet feed of product, with holes in the bottom plate up to 8 mm.
In this case prevent the introduction of the fingers inside the feed.
2. Stainless steel hopper rigidly set to the loading feed.
3. Protective casing for electrical components.
The bottom of the machine is closed by a guard, preventing accidental access
to the electrical components inside.
4. Lock handle for the output feed for ground beef
- Turn the handle to allow the dismantling of the feed and its related pieces (see
sticker).
- Turn the handle to lock the outlet feed in operating position making sure it is
set inside the housing provided (see sticker).
5. Protective hand guard.
The hopper, in the model, shows the guard "2" Fig.1.8.1 rigidly fixed, in accor-
dance with the circular of the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance No.. 66
of 05.09.79.
The smaller models do not require this guard due to the small size of the load-
ing feed.
WARNING!
Do not tamper with the safety devices for any reason.
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1.8.1 - Lock handle for meat output feed (TC 22 - 32)
Proper use:
If you want correct operation and precise grinding, all meat grinders need to have
the feed tightly locked.
In order to avoid inaccurate fitting, it is important always to follow this installation
process:
1. nsert the feed, make sure that the position is correct and secure it with the
clamping handle
2. Check that the handle is in the locked position
3.
Insert the grinding rotor
4. Insert the knife and plate
5. Make sure the knife is assembled with the blade toward the plate
6. Screw on the lock nut and tighten it slightly.
Standard on all models is a microswitch that is activated by the rotation of the
handle:
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with the handle as shown in figure 1.8.3.1, the microswitch is shut off, the feed is
free and the machine will not start;
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with the handle as shown in figure 1.8.3.2, the microswitch is turned on, the feed
is locked and the machine works.
Fig. 1.8.2
Fig. 1.8.3.2
UNLOCKING THE FEED
LOCKING THE FEED
Fig. 1.8.3.1
