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Daily:
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Clean the machine if it has been used for wet grinding
or mist spray.
•
Check wear on the tools – abnormal or uneven wear
can indicate damage to the grinding holder.
•
To avoid failure, check the tool holder and grinding
holder for damage or cracks. If any damage has occurred,
change the parts.
Weekly:
• Clean the machine.
•
Check the grinding holders. Remove the tools and run
the machine off the ground on the lowest speed. If the
grinding holders oscillate or wobble considerably they are
damaged. Overhaul all grinding holders at the same time.
•
Check that the upper belt is intact. Try to turn the large
disk in any direction. It should be stiff. If it turns freely then
the belt has broken.
Each month (or 100 hours):
• Screw into place everything that can have vibrated
loose.
•
Lift off the cover and check that it is intact.
• Scrape and vacuum the parts that are enclosed by the
cover. Check the upper belt. Change as needed.
•
Check the seals of the shafts the upper belt runs on.
Change as needed.
•
Test run and listen for any sounds from the bearings.
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