Particular Safety Instructions; Start-Up Instructions; Tool Placement - stayer SN1435B Operating Instructions Manual

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Congratulations for choosing the STAYER Band Saw!
We are sure this modern tool will fulfil your expectations
completely.
The tool is capable of fulfilling all the cutting demands
regarding the metals most used in the industry, designed
to cut common steel, aluminium (and its alloys), brass,
bronze, steel tubes, plate and aluminium profiles.
This saw is manufactured to carry out dry machining, with
the use of lubricants or coolants in the machine meaning
it could be damaged beyond repair.
It is imperative you read this instruction
manual carefully before using the tool in
order to ensure an appropriate operating and
performance of your new Band Saw and to
protect your own safety.
Take particular care when observing all the
safety precautions! Not observing these
precautions could lead to serious injuries or
even death!
Packaging
Your STAYER Band Saw will be handed over
in a protective cardboard box avoiding any
damages during its transport.
Cardboard is a basic raw material and,
therefore, reusable
recycling (recycled used paper).

1. PARTICULAR SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

- Read all the safety and indications and the
instructions.
- Ensure no blades are used with a damaged or
deformed band saw.
- Ensure saw blade and speed selected are appropriate
for the material to be cut.
- Keep the cutting are clean from production waste.
- Always use the grip, the parts to be sawed must always
be tightly held.
- Always keep hands at a distance from the work area
while the machine is operating, always releasing the
holder on/off pushbutton before performing any loading
or unloading task.
- Do not unnecessarily force the machine, excessive
cutting pressure may cause the blade to wear down
quickly and worsen the performance of the machine
with regard to cutting finishing and precision
- Always wear appropriate personal protection
equipment (ear protection, mask, gloves, etc.)
ENGLISH
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2. START-UP INSTRUCTIONS

TOOL PLACEMENT

Place the machine on a sufficiently firm workbench to
achieve maximum possible stability. Keep the machine
in an appropriate work area in well-lit and appropriate
environmental conditions.
Always remember general work environment
conditions are essential to prevent accidents
from occurring.
POWER CONNECTION
Connect the machine to an electricity installation that is
appropriate and in accordance with the local regulations.
Use a certified electrician to make the installation. Model
SN1470 requires correct earthing including its differential
switch.
An incorrect conductor/earth connection of the
equipment may result in electricity shock risks.
LLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTIONS
1 Handle.
2 Blade tension tightening knob.
3 Fast grip tightening handle (SN1735).
4 Blade guide.
5 Machine/saw frame body.
6 Saw blade.
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Motor.
8 Control box.
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Cutting buffer housing.
10 Support plate.
11 Grips.
12 Grip operating handle.
13 Base.
14 Handles (SN1470-SN1735).
15 Switch (SN1435B-SN1735).
16 Safety button (SN1735).
17 Electronic speed regulator (SN1735).
18 On/off pushbutton.
19 Guide fastening handle (SN1735).
20 Degree blocking handle.
21 Thermal protector (SN1435B).
22 Machine body fastening knob.
23 Protective casing (SN1470-SN1735).
24 Pulley cover.
25 Band saw guide/orientation arrow.
26 Cutting buffer adjustment washer.
27 Cutting buffer.
28 Cutting buffer rod adjustment wheel.
29 Cutting buffer retainer.
30 Brush cover.
31 Back handle (SN1735).
32 Machine fastening holes.
33 Electronic switch.
34 Eccentric washers/grub screws (SN1735).
35 Cutting depth buffer.
36 Eccentric control.
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