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Questions regarding use or operation of the machine, seeking specialist support.
Claims, repairs, or spare parts orders.
Contact for purchasing additional machines.
Guide on reading the manual and understanding symbols for safety.
Explains danger, electric shock, entanglement, restart lock, and stop symbols.
Symbols for ear, eye, hand protection, and safety shoes.
Details on dimensions, weight, power, and speed.
Sound power level measurement and workplace sound pressure level.
Workpiece thickness and bevel width for different materials.
List of items included with the basic machine.
Guidelines for machine usage duration to prevent overheating.
Operator's duty for safe operation, maintenance, and protective equipment.
Requirements for trained personnel and safe workplace practices.
Pre-operation checks for guards, clothing, and understanding instructions.
Lists activities needing specific expertise like commissioning or repair.
Mandates ear protection, safety goggles, gloves, and shoes.
Warning about ejected hot chips during high-speed operation.
Risks from incorrect operation, touching tools, or working overhead.
Avoiding damage from worn parts, cable management, collisions, and using genuine parts.
Voltage checks, qualified electrical work, and RCD usage.
Verifying equipment, checking for damage, and clearing work area.
Rules for workstation, two-handed control, and not disabling safety devices.
Procedures for safe maintenance, power disconnection, and spare parts.
Specific warnings about the milling head and moving parts.
Ensuring qualified staff, correct procedures, and securing equipment.
Risks of injury and damage from ignoring safety guidelines.
Prohibition of unauthorized alterations without manufacturer consent.
Handling of substances and machine cleaning procedures.
Noise level exceeding 84 dB (A) requires ear protection.
Awareness of potential hazards like operator reaching into the cutting area.
Specifies compatible materials and types of work for the machine.
Step-by-step guide for replacing carbide inserts, guiding roll, and milling head.
Instructions for adjusting the guide plate for desired bevel length.
How to adjust the guiding plate for radius settings.
Tips for achieving correct radius and smooth transitions.
Emphasizes two-handed operation and keeping hands away from machining point.
Importance of securely clamping workpiece for safety and longevity.
Procedures for starting the motor, machining, and turning off.
Table listing carbide inserts, their applications, and order numbers.
Schedule and type of maintenance for different parts.
Detailed steps for re-greasing, cleaning ventilation slots, and guide plate maintenance.
Guidelines for disposing of machine parts and materials.
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