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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 
 

Regular  inspection  and  routine  cleaning  of  the  machine,  focussing  especially  on  the  guards 
(Appendix 3 

 7 & 8). Under no circumstances should the machine be used if the guards have been 

damaged or removed. 
The  cutting  blade  should  be  inspected  regularly  for  signs  of  wear  or  damage. 

DANGER! 

The 

machine must not be run if the blade shows signs of damage or stress cracking as projectiles may 
cause serious injury as the blade rotates at very high speeds. 
To replace the blade, follow the instructions in Appendix 4 

– Blade Replacement Instructions. 

 

NOISE EMISSION 

Readings  taken  of  this  model  of  machine,  mounted  on  a  wooden  work  bench  in  the  working 
position at a distance of 1.1m above floor level was 75dB(A).  

Information Relating to Cutting Blades 

Guidelines for Correct Cutting 

Initially, a new blade should be broken in. This is achieved by using the blade very carefully for 15-
20 cutting operations on a hose size which does not demand the full capability of the machine. 
It is essential that the hose is forces to bend away from the blade using the provided hose support 
pillars. It is also essential that the bend is symmetrical about the cutting edge. 
When cutting a hose the hose must not be ‘slammed’ or forced unnecessarily against the blade as 
this can cause blade fracturing or cracking, leading to premature blade failure. An elevated cutting 
speed will have an inversely proportional effect on the quality of the cut, and of the life of the blade. 
Avoid twisting the hose during the cutting operation as this can impact the quality of the cut. 

Blade Wear 

Each blade is subject to high forces during normal operation and will show signs of wear over time. 
It is not possible to guarantee a blade for a number of cuts or a duration of time as this is entirely 
subjective and all blades will experience a different duty cycle. 
The warranty of the cutting blade is extended only to defects in geometry and manufacturing, and 
does not cover excessive wear or failure due to improper or abusive use. 

Replacement Blades 

The  cutting  blade  is  the  only  consumable  element  of  the  HCL  mobile  cutter,  and  is  the  only 
element which will be readily available for spares. 
It  is  recommended  that  only  cutting  blades  obtained  from  the  original  machine  supplier  be  used 
with the machine. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Hydralok HCLMOBILE

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL Electric hose cutting machine HCLMOBILE...

Page 2: ...PRELIMINARY CHECKS 7 LIGHTING 7 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 7 MACHINE DESCRIPTION 7 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 7 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 8 GUIDELINES FOR CORRECTING CUT 8 BLADE WEAR 8 REPLACEMENT BLADES 8 Appendi...

Page 3: ...ers replacement and repair of any component found to be defective 5 Replacements and repairs completed under this warranty cannot extend its 12 months validity 6 This warranty does not cover any damag...

Page 4: ...Serial Number Description Electric hose cutting machine The machine is not included in the list of the Annex IV of Machinery Directive 2006 42 CE The machine complies with the requirements of Machine...

Page 5: ...perations are carried out by one operator only 4 This manual must be provided for the machine operator Ensure that the operator is aware of his her responsibilities 5 Guards must never be removed or t...

Page 6: ...12v 24v DC electrical supply by a qualified electrician Standard wire colour coding is applied where the RED wire terminal must be connected to the positive live supply terminal and the BLACK wire mus...

Page 7: ...be used for cutting steel wire reinforced rubber hydraulic hose or similar OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS To move the hose support pillars object 4 of Appendix 3 Machine Diagram unscrew the clamping handle 1...

Page 8: ...from the blade using the provided hose support pillars It is also essential that the bend is symmetrical about the cutting edge When cutting a hose the hose must not be slammed or forced unnecessarily...

Page 9: ...9 Appendix 1 Mounting Information All dimensions in mm...

Page 10: ...10 Appendix 2 Wiring Schematic...

Page 11: ...11 Appendix 3 Machine Diagram...

Page 12: ...12...

Page 13: ...e HCL mobile Cutter DANGER Cutting blades are extremely sharp and must be handled with extreme care at all times to avoid injury Remove four M6 dome head bolts from the front guard two each side and t...

Page 14: ...pivot block as shown above Note that the tension within the handle spring will attempt to work against this operation during undoing Pivot the handle and pivot linkages the cutting jaws and the pivot...

Page 15: ...p plate can be removed and the blade can be carefully removed and replaced as shown below ensuring that the teeth are pointing in the correct direction Once the new blade is installed these steps can...

Page 16: ...16 SPARE PARTS Part No Description CHBL250325D Toothed blade 250x3x25mm incl adapter 40 25mm CHBL250325 Smooth blade 250x3x25mm incl adapter 40 25mm...

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