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5.
To position the table, loosen the support lock handle and adjust the table to the desired position.
Tighten the lock handle again to fix the table in this position.
6.
To tilt the table, loosen the bevel lock screw, position the table in the desired angle on the scale,
and re-tighten the lock screw.
7.
After drilling a hole, release the feed handle so that the spindle sleeve can return to its original
position.
8.
If there is any malfunction or abnormal noise during operation, stop the motor immediately and
investigate the cause.
9.
After finishing work, disconnect the machine from the power supply and remove chips and dirt.
Apply oil to all unpainted surfaces to protect them from rust.
Operating the laser
Attention!
Do not look directly into the laser beam. Never point the beam towards a person or an object
besides the work piece. Never direct the laser beam towards persons or animals. Looking directly into
the laser beam can lead to flash blindness.
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Only operate the machine after it has been mounted completely.
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Make sure to observe all electric rules; also make sure that the machine is earthed correctly.
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Make adjustments with the device turned off.
The laser radiation used in this laser centring system is of class 2 and has a maximum of 1 mW and
400–700 nm wavelength. Usually, this kind of lasers are not optically dangerous; however, looking di-
rectly into the beam can lead to flash blindness.
Exchanging the batteries
Untighten the lid of the battery compartment to access the batteries (Fig. A). Replace the two AA bat-
teries and make sure to insert the new batteries respecting the correct polarity (Fig. B).
Fig. A
Fig. B
Only use two AA batteries. Do not use old and new batteries at the same time. Do not use alcaline
batteries, zinc-carbon battery, or nickel-cadmium batteries.
Re-place the battery lid of the laser and make sure that the laser beam is not directed towards a person’s
eyes. Always make sure that the laser beam is directed to a stable work piece whose surface does not
reflect light, e.g., wood or rough surfaces. Bright, shiny, reflecting, or comparable sheet steel is not
suitable for use with a laser; the reflecting surface might reflect the beam towards the user. Only switch
the laser beam on after the work piece has been placed.
Attention!
Remove the laser batteries in case the device is not used during several days.
