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Always ground the Equipment.
When the grinder is used in dry pipes, a lot of static elec-
tricity can be built up. To ensure this does not damage
people or sensitive electronic items such as the camera,
make sure to ground the power connection.
Try out the cutter before feeding it into the pipe!
The cutter is now ready to use.
Now feed the cutter into the pipeline where it will work.
If the cutter needs to pass through bends to reach the
work site, follow the feeding process on the monitor/
control unit so it is possible to lift/swivel the cutter arm
when it reaches the bend, which eases the lead-in pro-
cess. Remember to re-lower the cutter arm after it has
passed through the bend.
Switch on the cutter on the control unit and let it run for
a while before starting the task; slowly lift the grinder by
pulling the joystick towards you (7.5: “12”) so the cutting
head hits the work area.
For branch line openings, it is important to process a
wide area around the branch line opening before the
cutting head breaks through the lining or pipe, because
doing this will minimise the risk of the cutting head
getting stuck. This is done by using the cutter’s built-in
forward/back drive (7.5: “1”) and the rotation function.
(7.5: “12”)
Reduce pressure on the cutter just before the cutting
head breaks through the lining or pipe.
The control unit has built-in WiFi for using a FPV headset
(useful in bright sunshine).
Connect an extension cable (available in lengths of 6 and
15 metres) between the hose reel and control unit .
ALWAYS retract the forward/back drive section before
moving from one position to another in a pipeline.
(7.5: “1”)
After completing a task, refer to the service and mainte-
nance instructions in section 8.0.
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