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3.
Remove wooden block and lower
the combination machine so it will
stand on the protection covers.
4.
Lift combination machine at the side
(2) opposite the transport handle.
5.
Place wooden block under the lifted
side of the combination machine.
6.
Put wheels (4) from below on the
two lifted feet, making sure they go
all the way up. Tab fold (5) with a
plastic tip hammer or similar, if nec-
essary.
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7.
Remove wooden block and lower
combination machine on the wheels.
4.3
Thicknesser bed hand-
wheel installation
1.
Place handwheel (6) on shaft (7).
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2.
Tighten fastening screw (8) with a
4 mm hex key.
4.4
Further preparations
1.
Insert the spindle moulder's table
insert (9) in the table.
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10
2.
Put push stick (10) (feeding aid) into
its bracket
4.5
Relocating the machine
1.
Extend transport handle fully.
2.
Lift combination machine with the
transport handle (1) until the wheels
make contact with the floor.
3.
Move combination machine to the
desired location and set it down.
4.
Push transport handle fully in.
4.6
Mains connection
Danger! Electrical Hazard.
Operate in dry environment
only.
Operate machine only on a power
source
matching
requirements (see also "Technical
Specifications"):
− protected by a residual current
operated device (RCD) of 30 mA
capacity;
− outlets properly earthed;
− 5-wire three-phase outlets with
neutral lead;
− when a dust collector is used it
must also be properly earthed.
Position power supply cable so it
does not interfere with the work and
is not damaged.
Protect power supply cable from heat,
aggressive liquids and sharp edges.
Use only extension cables of suffi-
cient lead cross-section.
Do not pull on power supply cable to
unplug.
Check direction of rotation!
Depending
sequence it is possible that the
motorshaft will turn in reverse rota-
tion. This can cause damage to the
machine. Therefore – after each con-
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nection to a different power outlet –
before putting on the flat belts the
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direction of rotation must be che-
cked: The arrow on the belt pulley
must point in the direction of rotation.
With an incorrect direction of rotation
the phase sequence needs to be cor-
rected by a qualified electrician at eit-
her the power outlet or the power
cable.
5. Operating Elements
ON/OFF switch
12
11
Note:
The ON/OFF switch can be
locked to prevent unauthorized use. For
starting the ON/OFF switch must be
unlocked.
the
following
on
the
phase
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To unlock the ON/OFF switch:
1.
Push stopper (11) up.
2.
Unlock red OFF button (12) by turn-
ing clockwise.
To switch ON:
•
Press black ON button (13).
To switch OFF
•
Press red OFF button (12).
To lock the ON/OFF switch:
1.
Press the red OFF button (12).
2.
Pull the stopper (11) downwards
and out.
Block the stopper with a padlock, if
necessary.
Belt drive
With the belt drive the motor power is
transmitted for the individual operating
modes:
− jointing – thicknessing – mortising;
− sawing and
− moulding.
In addition, the belt drive provides two
different speed settings in operating
modes mortising and moulding.
The belt drive is accessed by opening
the access door.
To change between operating modes
and/or speeds the flat belts are changed
on the pulleys. Detailed information can
be found in the chapters explaining the
relevant operating mode.
5.1
General safety devices
Access door with safety contact
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The access door (14) prevents contact
with drive components inside the combi-
nation machine, while it is running. To
provide this protection the access door is
equipped with a safety contact, which
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