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Dough sheeter SF450 - SF500 - SF600 Operation and maintenance manual (translation of original instructions) – Ed. 10/2016
Rev.02 10/2017
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3.6.2 MOD. SF500
With reference to Figure 17, to move a bench ref. 1 from the position shown in photo A to the position shown in
photo C or F:
- remove any rolling pins ref. 2 there may be and lower the relative supports ref. 3
- make sure that the residue collection tray is fitted and secured in place (see section 3.8) and that the catch
pan is retracted (section 3.9)
- raise the guard ref. 4 completely (see section 3.5.1)
- raise the bench ref. 1 (photo B)
- for table lengths of ≤ 850 mm: whilst keeping the table raised with one hand, with the other,
place the horizontal bar of the support ref. 5 onto the blocks ref. 6 (photo C)
- for table lengths of > 850 mm: whilst one operator keeps the table raised with both hands, the other
operator
should place the horizontal bar of the support ref. 5 onto the blocks ref. 6
To make the raised table more stable (strongly recommended to minimize the risk of the table falling), push the
raised table further forwards (photo D) in order to engage the pawl ref. 7 in the seat ref. 8 (photo E) and make
sure that it enters completely (photo F).
To move the bench ref. 1 from the position shown in photo C or D, item F, to the position shown in photo A,
following the instructions provided above regarding the length of the bench, push it slightly forwards and pull the
pawl ref. 7 out from its seat ref. 8 or move the support ref. 5 from the upper blocks ref. 6 and lower the table so
that the bar ref. 5 of the support is resting on the lower blocks ref. 9.
In both cases, the bar ref. 5 of the table support must be properly and well seated on the blocks ref. 6 or
ref. 9 to avoid the risk of the table accidentally falling.
Figure 17 - Raising/lowering the benches (mod. SF500)
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4
2 3
1
6
5
7
8
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