30
Stopping application
(Fig. 10)
»
Release the control switch.
4.5 Changing the PowerCure mixer
(Fig. 11 – 14)
A new and clean PowerCure mixer must be
inserted before each working procedure.
»
Unscrew and remove the ring.
»
Remove the old PowerCure mixer and
dispose of it.
»
Press on a new PowerCure mixer.
»
Screw on the ring until you feel it engage.
5.
Working with the device
5.1
Controlling the output rate
(Fig. 1)
The maximum output rate can be limited
using the position of the speed limiter [1-1].
High output rate (6 ml/s)
Speed limiter front, control switch pressed
Low output rate (1 ml/s)
Speed limiter back, control switch pressed
The output rate can be precisely adjusted
by varying the pressure on the control
switch.
5.2
Changing the PowerCure pack
(Fig. 15 - 22)
»
Push the bayonet lock forward and hold the
position.
»
Screw the bayonet sleeve open downwards
until you feel it engage.
»
Remove the cover with hand pad, Power-
Cure mixer and PowerCure pack forward.
»
Remove the PowerCure pack and dispose
of it.
»
Press the locking/unlocking button.
»
Press a new PowerCure pack into the car-
tridge tube.
»
Put on the hand pad and PowerCure mixer.
»
Screw the bayonet sleeve closed upwards
until you feel it engage.
5.3
Adhesive usage level
(Fig. 23 - 24)
The current fill level of the PowerCure pack
can be read off at the rack.
The last 240 ml can be read off at the fill level
display on the motor housing.
5.4 Return / disposal
After the control switch has been released,
the drive continues to run for a short time
to reduce pressure on the rack.
When the cartridge is empty, the drive contin-
ues to run for a short time to reduce pressure
on the rack.
6.
Maintenance / cleaning
WARNING
Danger of injury
»
Remove the rechargeable battery from
the device before all maintenance and
care work!
»
Get in touch with your point of contact:
All maintenance and repair work that
requires the motor housing to be opened
is only allowed to be carried out by the
manufacturer or an authorised customer
service.
Comply with the following instructions:
-
Always keep the PowerCure dispenser
as well as the connection contacts on the
PowerCure dispenser, charger and recharge-
able battery clean. Contamination can lead
to electric shocks.
-
Remove contamination according to
the specifications of the adhesive
manufacturer.
-
Dismantle the PowerCure dispenser for
cleaning according to the instructions
(see www.sika.com/powercure or point
of contact in your particular country on
page 183).
-
Protect the rechargeable battery against
moisture and water as well as against heat.
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