Rotoclear S3 Instruction Manual page 75

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
values of the magnetic flux density in nominal op-
eration are listed in the table below. Contact the
manufacturer of the medical implant to determine
the minimum distance to be observed in each
case.
Distance Peak value of magnetic
between flux density during nominal
measuring device operation
and system (system frequency 750 Hz)
d [mm] B [µT]
0 120
10 61
20 29
30 17
40 10
50 6
The machine safety window can bulge outwards
when struck by flying parts. Fastening elements of
the Rotoclear S3 may become loose and cause in-
juries. During operation, maintain the distance to
the machinery glass as specified by the machine
tool manufacturer.
In the event of an overload, the motor switches off
and accelerates back to operating speed after a
short time.
Do not point the coolant jet directly at the unit, but
at the cutting edge of the tool.
Do not operate your machine with Rotoclear S3
without the rotor attached.
Cooling lubricants entering the system or chips
hitting it can damage it and lead to failure. This will
void the warranty.
Cleaning
Despite the self-cleaning ability of the rotating
disc, the view through it may be impaired over
time due to oil/cooling lubricant residue or hard
water deposits. Clean the disc at regular inter-
vals using a damp cloth. To do so, draw the cloth
carefully and slowly from the inside to the outside
using a finger while the motor is running. Repeat
the procedure until the visibility is optimal. If it is
particularly dirty, you can clean the window with
glass cleaner or isopropyl alcohol.
Include the cleaning of the window in the main-
tenance plan of your machine. We recommend
weekly cleaning, or more frequently depending on
the environmental conditions.
Please note that when the machine is switched on,
the Rotoclear S3 must also be in operation and
the disc must be rotating. Only then can the win-
dow clean itself constantly. For a clear view, it is
essential that no medium, including mist-like cool-
ing lubricants, can make contact with a stationary
window and dirty it. In particular, tiny amounts of
cooling lubricant swirled up in the air may become
encrusted on the disc and cause it to become
dirty.
Changing the rotor
The rotor may need to be removed for cleaning or
replacement if it becomes excessively dirty, if it is
damaged, or if it is broken
due to being hit by broken tool or workpiece parts.
Turn off the entire unit and remove the screw in
the middle after it has coasted to a standstill. Le-
vering out the rotor using an object inserted into
the gap will easily cause damage. This will void the
system's warranty.
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