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• Check the alignment of all moving parts, all bro-
ken or fastening parts, and all other conditions that
can affect smooth operation. Each damaged part
should be repaired or replaced by a technician im-
mediately.
• Do not use the machine if a switch cannot be ac-
tivated/deactivated correctly.
10.
Operation
•
Install the machine on an even, slide-proof floor.
• Check that the voltage on the nameplate matches
the existing voltage; connect the power plug to the
mains power supply only thereafter
• The cutting disc should be free to run before the
machine is switched on.
Caution:
Cutting disc must always be cooled with
water.
Caution:
Cutting disc runs with a time lag.
Do not break the cutting disc by applying pressure at
the sides.
• Under normal use conditions, the motor casing can
become hot.
• Do not use force on the machine or on an acces-
sory to achieve the performance of a bigger Indus-
trial machine. It does a better job at the output for
which it is designed.
•
Define all machine settings only when it is switched
off.
• Do not leave the machine unattended as long as
it is running.
• During shutdown, leave the machine only after it
comes to a complete standstill.
•
Always switch the machine off before pulling out
the power plug from the mains socket.
• Always pull out the power plug. Never disconnect
the power plug from the mains socket by pulling
at the cable.
• Do not use cutting discs that do not meet the size
specifications.
• Do not carry the machine by the cable.
Do not work with the machine if you are not sure
whether a working condition is safe of unsafe.
11.
Assembly
Fig. 4-10
For packaging purposes, your machine is not fully
assembled.
1. Carefully remove the machine from the packaging
and set it aside on the ground.
2. First fold out the supporting foot (11) without trans-
port rollers up to the stop. Then lock the screw
upward in the oblong hole in order to fix the foot
(Fig. 7, 8).
3. Repeat the process with the 2nd foot, with trans-
port rollers.
Do not wear loose clothing or ornaments which can
get entangled in rotating components.
Anti-skid shoes are recommended.
Protect long hair with suitable means.
Wear eye- and ear protection. Always wear:
• ANSI- approved dust masks.
• Hearing protection.
Always maintain your balance.
Do not stretch yourself over running machines.
8.
Residual risks
The machine is built according to the latest tech
-
nology and the recognized technical safety-re
-
lated rules. Nevertheless, individual residual
risks can occur during operation.
•
Danger of Injury to fingers and hands from the run
-
ning tool if it is used incorrectly.
• Risk to health from dust. Wear personal protec-
tion equipment such as eye protection without fail.
• Injuries due to defective diamond cutting disc. The
diamond cutting disc must be checked regularly for
physical integrity.
•
Risk of injury to fingers and hands during cut
-
ting disc replacement. Wear appropriate working
gloves.
• Risk of injury during machine activation from sud-
den start of cutting disc.
• Risk from power while using improper electric con-
necting cables.
• Risk to health from running cutting disc due to long
hair and loose clothing. Wear personal protection
equipment like hair net and tight-fitting working
clothes.
• Even after taking all the necessary precautions,
not apparent residual risks cannot be ruled out
completely.
• Residual risks can be minimized if the „safety in-
structions“ and the „proper use“, as well as operat-
ing instructions manual are observed jointly.
9.
Before start-up
Replace cracked diamond cutting discs.
• Get to know your machine. Familiarize yourself
with its use and its restrictions, but also with the
specific potential risks.
• Check the machine carefully for damages to en-
sure that it is able to achieve the intended output.
In case of doubt, please replace the concerned
component.
•
Ensure that the switch is on Off, before inserting
the power plug into the mains socket.
• Ensure that the machine is cleaned and lubricat-
ed properly.
• Before start-up, check the machine for damaged
parts and find out whether these parts are work
-
ing properly and performing their defined function.
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