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- Open the ejector as described in the following
and clean the interior with a damp cloth.
- Use a sti brush to remove di cult deposits.
Cleaning the Material Ejector
- Wear gloves.
- Unscrew the knob.
- Pull the feed hopper upwards and then open it.
- Clean dirt and wood residue o the ejector and
cutting surfaces. Don’t use force.
- Close the feed hopper; pull it upwards and push
it forwards into the front position; then, push it
down.
- Firmly tighten the knob.
- If the ejector casing is not seated perfectly, a
safety switch prevents the motor from starting.
If this occurs, unlock the feed hopper again as
described above and make sure that it seats
properly.
Changing the Blades
- Pull the power plug.
- Wear gloves.
- Check blades for damage.
- Make sure that only original spare parts are
used.
- If the 3 cutting blades are dull, they can be tur-
ned.
- Loosen the 2 Allen screws; turn the blades and
then tighten them again.
Technical Data
Mains voltage:
230V~/50Hz
Power consumption:
2400 Watts
Idling speed: 2880 min-1
Max. branch thickness:
40 mm
Capacity:
approx. 150 kg/hr
Acoustic pressure L
PA
: 98dB(A)
Sound power level L
WA
: 107dB(A)
Weight: 12.5kg
Repairs
Only use accessories and spare parts recommend-
ed by the manufacturer. If the equipment should
fail some day in spite of our quality controls and
your maintenance, only have it repaired by an
authorised electrician.
Environmental Protection
Do not simply dispose of the equipment, accesso-
ries and packaging in the rubbish bin, but bring it
for environmentally sound recycling.
The small
ort involved in this is for the
of
our environment.
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