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Transport
The machine can be transported shorter distances by
connecting the extra transport wheel. The capacity of
the battery is enough for around 30 minutes of trans
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port.
Note that when loading on sloping surfaces it is im
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portant that you shut down the grinder and then de-
activate the radio control function.
The grinder’s driving wheel motors will now lose their
holding current and the grinder may start to roll.
If the radio control is activated on the machine and
the driving locks to the wheels are locked, the ma
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chine cannot be moved manually.
The HTC 950 RX™ can also be transported by its lifting eye
using other lifting implements such as a fork-lift or crane.
When lifting the machine, the weights must be locked in for
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ward position and the handle must be in “up” position in order
to attain equilibrium around the lifting eye. See picture 1.
Prepare to start
Prior to start and operation the HTC 950 RX™, you should
check that the grinder and any peripheral equipment are in
tact. Ensure that the correct grinding tool is mounted and
that it is for the right application.
Only use HTC original tools.
If the floor is to be dry ground, a dust extractor should be
connected and started before starting the machine.
Check the floor carefully and remove any protruding items
such as reinforcement bars and bolts, as well as any loose
material that could get caught in the machine.
Check that the splash guard is fitted (See picture on
pages 12-13 pos no. 17).
Connect the machine to the mains via the electrical connec-
tion (See picture on pages 12-13 pos no. 6.
The battery that drives the motors to the grinder’s drive
wheels is charged as soon as the grinder is connected to
the mains.
Picture.1..Lock.the.grinder.weights.in.forwards.position.and.fold.the.
handle.upwards.when.lifting.via.the.lifting.eye.
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