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INTRODUCTION
• PLEASE NOTE: Read the safety and all other instructions that come with the tile cutter TC 670 Expert. Failing to do so and disregarding
the safety and all other instructions may cause injuries.
• Keep these operating instructions for future reference in a safe place.
TECHNICAL DATA
Equipment dimensions:
1015 x 155 x 202 mm (width x depth x height)
maximum cutting length:
670 mm
thickness of the material:
4 - 14 mm
maximum cutting width with edge guide:
300 mm
minimum cutting width:
15 mm (maybe more, depending on the tile conditions)
weight:
5.5 kg
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SYMBOLS AND THEIR MEANING
Keep a safe distance to the cutting tool, risk of injury!
Warning - general danger
Read the instructions!
For general information
Wear goggles.
Wear protective gloves.
INTENDED USE
The tile cutter is suitable for cutting glazed, enamelled and ceramic tiles as well as (porcelain) stoneware and split tiles with a thickness
ranging between 4 and 14 mm and a length of 670 mm. Depending on the type of tiles and their thickness, a minimum cutting width
of 15 mm is possible.
The height of the tile will be pre-set via a slide (Fig. 7), with the cutting force being set by an adjusting lever (Fig. 8).
Ideally, the tile should be broken as close as possible towards its end, in the case of diagonal cuts the breaking rod should completely rest on
the tile.
Parts of larger tiles can be prevented from falling down by using the supports supplied.
Parallel cuts and angular cuts of 45° can be carried out with the angle guide which can be attached on both sides of the tile cutter.
Repeat cuts between a minimum cutting width of 50 mm and a maximum of 300 mm will be possible with an edge guide.
A precise diagonal cut requires the use of a guiding aid.
Only suitable cutting wheels (with a diameter of 20 mm, a thickness of 3 mm and a cutting angle of 110°) and the original cutting
wheel mounts must be used.
The user shall be liable for any damage and accidents that have been caused by the improper use of the equipment.
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Always keep the working area tidy and well lit. Untidiness or unlit working areas may cause accidents.
• Keep children and other persons away from the working area when using the tool. . You may lose control over the appliance when being
distracted.
• Wear the appropriate personal protective equipment and clothing. Suitable goggles and protective gloves will prevent injuries from tile chips.
• Remove the assembly tools before using the appliance. A screwdriver left at the tool may cause injuries.
• Wear suitable clothing and no loose garments or jewelry. Keep your hair, garments and gloves away from moving parts. Loose garments,
jewelry or long hair may be caught by moving parts.
• Keep unused tools outside the reach of children. Do not allow persons using the appliance who are not familiar with it or have not read these
instructions. Cutting tools are dangerous, if being used by inexperienced persons.
• Check before starting to work, whether the equipment and tools function properly. Never work with damaged or blunt tools.
• Place the tile cutter on a solid, plain and horizontal surface. If the tile cutter can slide away or wiggle, it will be impossible to move the
cutting device smoothly and safely.
• Do not use the tile cutter as a step or a ladder. Standing on the appliance will shift its point of gravity, so that it may eventually topple over.
• Do not process any other materials but the types of tiles suggested for the appliance’s intended use.
• Keep your fingers away from the cutting area; there is a danger of crushing and cutting!
• Do not remove loose chips, broken tiles or similar residues with compressed air from the appliance; they may be blown into your eyes thus
causing severe injuries. . Use a small brush to remove such residues (Fig. 12).
• Do not extend the breaking handle with a lever.
