BAK roofOn Multi Operating Manual
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- Page 1 OPERATING MANUAL...
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Page 2: Scope Of Delivery
SCOPE OF DELIVERY Content of package: 1 Automatic welding machine type RoofOn Multi 1 Guide handle 1 Starting plate 1 Operating manual SAFETY Danger to life when opening the device as live components and connec- tions are exposed. Unplug the device before opening it. -
Page 3: Intended Use
Warranty and liability apply from the date of purchase (documented by the in- voice/delivery note) according to the currently valid general terms of business from BAK. BAK refuses to honour any warranty for devices which are not in their original condition. BAK devices may never be reconfigured and/or modi- fied. - Page 4 Warning: Danger of poisoning! While processing thermoplastics or similar mate- rial, gases occur which can be aggressive or poisonous. Avoid inhaling fumes even if they seem to be harmless. Make sure the workplace is well ventilated or wear respiratory protection. BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG...
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Page 5: Operational Safety
The main danger zone of the welding machine is the nozzle which can heat up to temperatures of 650 °C. It is recommended to wear heat protective gloves. There is a risk of crushing when swivelling the nozzle. Danger of burns in the working area BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG... - Page 6 Close to the edge Attica Adjustment Loosen screw (A) to adjust roller (B). Afterwards tighten again. Move roller (C) with pressure or tension in the right direction until it snaps into the next locking (D). BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG...
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Page 7: Welding Parameters
After welding, slide out the nozzle and raise it. Turn off the heating with the respective switch to cool down the nozzle. Switch off the device with the main switch and disconnect from mains sup- ply. BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG... -
Page 8: Service And Repair
ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT The BAK group and its authorised service centres offer free support and assis- tance in your application. Our specialists will be pleased to help you. Customer service and orders: BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG Industriestrasse 6 CH-6064 Kerns/Switzerland... -
Page 9: Maintenance
Storage: In the case of temporary storage, the welding machine should be kept packed and must be protected from moisture. In the case of damage resulting from improper storage, no warranty claim will be honoured. BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG... -
Page 10: Technical Data
Max. air flow (20 °C) l/min Noise level (EN ISO dB(A) 11203) mm (L x W Dimensions 500x330x950 x H) Weight with 5 m cable approx. 21.0 Protection class IP20 Conformity symbol Protection type I BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG... -
Page 11: Device Description
Put on upper part of guide bar (A) to lower part of guide bar (B) and place hole (C) above threats (D). Screw in clam- ping lever (E) and titghten. Dismantling: Loosen clamping lever (E) and unscrew. Remove upper part of guide bar. BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG... - Page 12 (B) again and tighten caps (A) with allen key SW6. Assembly: Loosen both caps (A) with allen key SW6 and remove guide rollers (B). Pull on holders (C) of the contour guide rollers (D) on the shaft and tighten screws (E). BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG...
- Page 13 5280165 Cheese head screw M4x12 523010.1 Guide bar upper part incl. clamping lever 5232089 Clamping lever 5102236 Silicon rubber ring ø 62/82x22mm 5100985 Silicon rubber ring ø 62/82x51mm 5114229 Pressure belt 5280221 Power supply cord BAK Thermoplastic Welding Technology AG...
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