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Wear fitted clothing and no jewellery while working with the ES 2000,    

since it may get caught in the ES 2000.

 

  Use  work  gloves.  Wear  suitable  footwork,  as  well  as  a  hairnet,  if  you 

  have long hair. 

  Check  the  unit  for  potential  damage  and  the  movability  of  its  individual 

  parts  prior  to  use.  Please  ensure  that  only  a  recognized  expert  carries 
  out all repairs of potential damages. Do not work with a defective unit. 

  Clamp  the  to-be-worked-on  ski  or  snowboard  down  tightly  with  the 

  base pointing upward, prior to grinding the edge. 

  Assume  a  natural  posture  and  ensure  a  secure  stance  while  you  are 

  working. 

  Only  work  while  fully  concentrated  and  gently  apply  the  pressure  of 

  the ES 2000 

to the ski’s edge. 

  For  your  own  safety,  only  use  parts  and  equipment  recommended  by 

  the ES 2000 manufacturer. 
 

Electrical connection 

 

Ensure that the mains voltage provided by your electricity supplier matches 

the operating voltage (230V/50Hz) stated on the nameplate. 

 

Operating instruction 

 

Do not exert pressure on the unit during the grinding process. Otherwise there 

is  danger  of  the  grinding  belt  tearing,  resulting  in  damage  to  the  ski  or 

snowboard edge. While working, do not hold on to the unit around the cooling 

holes in order to avoid overheating its motor. Test the equipment on an old 

ski first to learn how to handle the ES 2000 and find its ideal settings. 

Summary of Contents for ES 2000

Page 1: ... grinding tool that will allow you to apply the perfect finishing touches to your ski and snowboard Ski fun and safety take on a new dimension Take charge of your own servicing and save a lot of money in the process Continuously adjustable grinding angle Minimal abrasion Easy to use Can be used everywhere Low operational cost Great time savings The ES 2000 takes care of professional edge tuning ...

Page 2: ... instruction 4 Individual parts of the unit description 5 Using the device 5 Attaching the grinding belt 6 Setting the grinding angle 7 The edge tuning process 8 Care and maintenance 9 Warranty 9 Technical specifications 10 Product warranty note 10 Warranty card 11 EC declaration of conformity 12 ...

Page 3: ...inger rests on the switch Do not use the device in the proximity of flammable liquids or combustibles flying sparks Protect yourself from electrocution and avoid physical contact with earthed parts pipes radiators cookers et cetera Do not overload the device Work only within the specified performance range Do not carry the device by its cable Pull the cord at the plug from the mains outlet Protect...

Page 4: ...e a secure stance while you are working Only work while fully concentrated and gently apply the pressure of the ES 2000 to the ski s edge For your own safety only use parts and equipment recommended by the ES 2000 manufacturer Electrical connection Ensure that the mains voltage provided by your electricity supplier matches the operating voltage 230V 50Hz stated on the nameplate Operating instructi...

Page 5: ...switch Using the device The ES 2000 is intended for the tuning of the steel side edges of ski and snowboards You are grinding at precisely the angle that has been set and will get the correct edge sharpness Do not use the device on the base of ski or snowboards Clamp down the ski or the snowboard in a way that allows you to work with the ES 2000 straight down along the entire length of the edge 9 ...

Page 6: ...ality on the inside of the grinding belt are pointing in the direction of movement Press the idler 3 against the spring s pressure back into its recess until the grinding belt 7 can be placed over the idler 3 Ensure that the belt covers both rollers completely Move the grinding belt by hand for two to three revolutions until it runs smoothly over both rollers 1 and 3 only now should the motor be s...

Page 7: ...ng the adjustment screw 4 until the scale 6 displays the desired angle The illustration below shows a set angle of 90 The surface above the number 90 is set parallel to the base plate of the ES 2000 ATTENTION Make sure that after setting the grinding angle the lock nut 5 is tightened properly again otherwise the grinding angle may change while the unit is operational which can cause undesirable gr...

Page 8: ...dy progression along the ski snowboard base and ensures that the grinding belt 7 touches the ski s edge Hold the unit in a way that leaves a little gap between the grinding belt and the ski edge Hold on firmly and securely to the device and switch on 9 the ES 2000 As soon as the grinding process flying sparks begins move the ES 2000 in a single movement propelling it forward at 300mm s for a ski m...

Page 9: ... keep the cooling holes of the unit clean Pull the plug from the mains before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning work The prolonged and intensive use of the ES 2000 may result in the accumulation of grinding dust inside the unit s motor In order to prevent this the device should occasionally be cleaned out with the help of compressed air Warranty The manufacturer guarantees the mandatory war...

Page 10: ... operation Inasmuch as these are caused by faulty material or labour respectively we will restore the unit at our expense with repairs at out manufacturing plant or by delivering parts condition to that is that the complaint has to have been made within the first twelve months of use i e the date of purchase and that the following conditions are met 1 When the product has always been connected to ...

Page 11: ...17 11 raze cat Warranty card Device name ES 2000 Article number _____________ Serial Number _____________ Voltage 230V AC 50Hz Built in _____________ Check _____________ Date of sale _____________ Vendor stamp ...

Page 12: ...way not sanctioned by us this declaration becomes void Machine Type ES 2000 Serial Number See warranty card Built in See warranty card Manufacturer Steidle Drehteile GmbH Bahnhofstr 19 78549 Spaichingen www raze cat de The following harmonised standards have been applied DIN EN 55014 Electromagnetic compatibility DIN EN 61000 Electromagnetic compatibility DIN EN 60745 Hand held motor operated elec...

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