18
GB
General
Malfunctions mostly occur when
the unit has not been correctly
handled, treated, or mainte-
nanced. The following table
contains possible malfunctions
and their remedy. If the mal-
function persists, please contact
the next BRILL service station.
A
Repair work requiring
specialist knowledge
may only be performed by an
authorised expert (see the list
of BRILL service stations).
A
Damaged mains connec-
tion cables may only be
exchanged by a BRILL service
station.
A
For safety reasons original
BRILL spare parts or parts
approved of by the manufacturer
only may be used.
10. Remedying malfunctions
Table of malfunctions
Malfunction Possible cause Remedy
Motor does not start. Rotary direction switch set Set the rotary direction switch to
to zero. the correct position (see Fig. 6,
item 1).
Collector box missing or not Push collector box fully into
fully in position. position.
Shredder does not draw Rotary direction of the blade Set the rotary direction switch
through the material. assembly wrong. to the correct position (Fig. 6,
item 1).
Collector box too full Empty collector box.
(blade unit congested).
Material insufficiently cut Aluminium counter plate Re-adjust the aluminium counter
through. incorrectly set in the blade plate (see point 8, Maintenance
assembly. of the blade assembly).
Motor deactivates. Overload protection activated After a cooling time of approx.
owing to constant overloading 5 minutes, the motor can be
or blocking of the blade as- re-activated.
sembly.
Abnormal noises, Screws on the motor, its seat, Re-tighten screws.
unit knocks. or the frame is loose.
We explicitly state that, accord-
ing to the Product Liability Act,
we do not have to accept liability
for any damage caused by our
equipment if such damage was
caused by inadequate repairs or,
during the replacement of parts,
our original BRILL parts or parts
approved by us were not used
and the repairs were not carried
out by the BRILL technical service
department or the authorised
expert. The same also applies to
extras and accessories.
the mains plug. Wear protective
gloves to prevent injury.
Taking care of the shredder
Dirt and cut waste residue are
best removed directly after the
cutting operation. Use here a
soft brush or a cloth. (Always
wear protective gloves.)
Treatment (winterisation)
Always store the shredder in a
closed, dry room. In addition
to the above treatment, remove
the funnel (see point 4 of
Assembly – Fig. 5, item 1) and
apply a biologically degradable,
oil emulsive treatment spray to
the exposed blade assembly.
(For instance WD 40 oil.)
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