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temperature adjustable (green in numbers) - and the 

following keys: SET - LEFT ARROW - DOWN ARROW 

- UP ARROW.

Follow these instructions to change the temperature 

controller.

- Turn on the power button 3 (green). 

- Select the temperature according to the specification 

of the glue. To change the working temperature press 

the LEFT ARROW key, making it possible to change 

parameters (press this button until the digit you 

want to change). Then press the DOWN ARROW or 

UP ARROW keys to change the temperature. At the 

end, press the SET button, which will save the change, 

continuing the temperature change.

NOTE:

 The feeder process is activated only when 

the temperature is below 10°C or 10°C above the 

set temperature. Outside this range, the process is 

disabled.

NOTE:

 The CBC.E temperature controller is 

programmable to a maximum temperature of 

220°C (428°F), for near and above this temperature 

MAKSIWA do not recommended work with glues for 

high temperature because they can melt the tape. 

- Once connected and adjusted with the temperature, 

CBC.E takes some 20 to 30 minutes to reach set 

temperature, starting from room temperature. 

- Upon reaching the set temperature, the feeder 

switch 5 is ready to be turned on, activating the axes.

Your  Edgebander  is  ready  to  start  the  first  tests.  At 

this point it is important to use pieces of wood just 

for testing, until you are acquainted with all functions 

of the machine.

FIRST TESTS

Just skip this point if you read the entire manual and 

has the safety to operate the equipment. If necessary, 

contact the manufacturer. With all adjustments made, 

the set and the correct working temperature machine, 

you can  start  the  first working  tests.  To do  this,  use 

pieces of wood that will not be used (flaps) to ensure 

full confidence operator / machine.

- To start, hold the wood panel pushing against the 

aluminum guides and directing it against the feeder 

axis. See figure below:

CAUTION:

 Crushing and cutting risk. Do not bring 

your  hands  within  10cm  (4’’)  manual  cutter.  Do  not 

wear loose clothing or gloves when operating this 

equipment.

In case the wood is too long, support on the sides of 

the machine to prevent warping it of.

NOTE:

 You will notice that the CBC.E can cut the 

tape close to the wood panel, allowing a better finish 

edges.

GLUE THICKNESS

According  to  the  first  tests  you  will  find  an  ideal 

amount of glue that must pass the panel. In case you 

notice that the tape is easily released from the wood, 

the cause may be lack of glue. Or if not, there may be 

glue excess, with glue excess on the sides of the tape. 

To adjust the glue thickness, do the following:

 - On the glue axis, locate and loosen the A screw on 

the glue axis, as the following figure:

- If you want to decrease the glue thickness, slightly 

rotate the B knob counter-clockwise. If you want 

to increase the thickness of glue, turn the knob B 

clockwise. Note that small changes (approximately 

1/4  turn)  have  already  cause  a  considerable  change 

in thickness of the glue. Find the optimum amount, 

which can vary according to the type and brand tape, 

glue and the temperature being worked. It is normal 

after the end of the process small quantities of glue 

are left around the tape. If this happens, remove this 

glue excess with a cloth with paint thinner, kerosene 

or even with a stylus, being careful not to scratch the 

Summary of Contents for CBC.EC

Page 1: ...1 CBC EC INSTRUCTION MANUAL Edge Bander Attention Read this manual before using your machine...

Page 2: ...identical replacement parts USE PROPER EXTENSION CORD Make sure your extension cord is in good condition When using an extension cord be sure to use one heavy enough to carry the current your edgeban...

Page 3: ...ndition that may affect its operation Any part that is damaged should be repaired or replaced immediately Do not use the tool if the switch does not turn on or off Never leave a running tool unattende...

Page 4: ...he guard is sensitive to certain chemicals WARNING Some dust created by the act of sanding cutting grinding drilling and other construction related activities contains chemicals that can cause cancer...

Page 5: ...arts are replaced or the fault is corrected By doing this you are avoiding serious injury Step 01 Open box and tip on to it s back Step 02 Slide machine out using plastic wrap Remove inner plastic wra...

Page 6: ...o change the glue follow these steps but first read the rest of this manual to be familiar with all operations Turn on the machine and set the temperature controller to 70 C 158 F see this manual to p...

Page 7: ...re written with the understanding that the operator has the knowledge and skills necessary to operate this machine If at any time you feel difficulty performing any operation stop using the machine If...

Page 8: ...th all adjustments made the set and the correct working temperature machine you can start the first working tests To do this use pieces of wood that will not be used flaps to ensure full confidence op...

Page 9: ...em For the other items on this machine an occasional application of micro electric machine oil is needed in the hinge that moves the glue pot and manual cutter scissors Before lubricating try cleaning...

Page 10: ...er or resale Do not turn it on 8 Not included in this warranty technical visits aimed at cleaning or adjustments caused by wear resulting from normal use of the equipment 9 The warranty does not cover...

Page 11: ...egulated Adjust the temperature settings Burned resistance Contact the Maksiwa Service to change the resistance The tape is not gluing The glue is not at the correct temperature Check the glue tempera...

Page 12: ...12 EDGEBANDER EXPLODED VIEW CBC EC...

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Page 18: ...right and back sides of the edgebander Some of the warms on those labels may be additional to the warnings listed above Be sure to read the warning labels before using the machine Copies of the Engli...

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