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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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3.7 MOD. SF450B: POSITIONING AND FASTENING THE MACHINE ON THE TROLLEY (OPTIONAL)
Wear safety footwear with reinforced toecaps, abrasion resistant work gloves and a hard hat.
Lift the machine as described in section 3.2. Then, with reference to Figure 19:
- make sure that the wheels of the trolley have been locked using the brake levers
- position the support spacers ref. 2 onto the surface of the trolley ref. 4 (one spacer for each corner) and insert the
screws ref. 3 into the central hole from underneath.
- lower the machine until you are able to screw the screws ref. 3 into the corresponding threaded holes in the base of
the machine, one at a time, but without tightening them.
- once the four screws ref. 3 have been screwed in, lower the machine and rest it on the spacers ref. 2
- tighten the screws ref. 3 gradually and alternately until the machine is secured to the trolley. Then tighten the screws
securely but do not over tighten them so as not to damage the parts.
Figure 19 - Fastening the sheeting machine mod. SF450 to the carriage (optional)
3.8 UNDER-TABLE AND CENTRAL DUST AND RESIDUE COLLECTION TRAY(S)
With reference to Figure 20, there is a tray ref. 1 under each bench to collect dust and dough residues. It can be
removed after having removed the threaded knobs ref. 2 (except model SF450 in which the dust and residue
collection tray is integral with the catch pan), one on each side of the bench (photos A - B). When inserting the residue
collection tray, fasten it in position using the threaded knobs ref. 2 (except for model SF450). For models SF500 and
SF600 a tray is also provided ref. 3 to place under the rolling zone (photos C - D).
Figure 20 - Under-table and central (only SF500 and SF600) residue collection trays
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