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Transporting, packing, storing

Fig. 17: Transporting the machine with the rolling carriage and lifting bar

1 Rolling carriage

2 Lifting bar

The rolling carriage is mounted to the machine base. (Assembly instructions

olling carriage" and "lifting bar").

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Table of Contents3
Information about the Manual7
Symbol Legend7
Contents of the Operating Manual7
Copyright8
Liability and Warranty8
Training8
Safety Instructions9
Intended Use9
Making Changes and Modifications to the Machine9
Responsibilities of the Operator9
Requirements of the Personnel10
Work Safety10
Personal Protective Equipment10
Prohibitions10
Mandatory Safety Equipment11
Residual Risks11
Transport, Setup, Installation and Disposal13
Operate14
Maintain and Troubleshoot15
Foreseeable Misuses16
Declaration of Conformity18
Technical Information20
Dimensions and Weight20
Operation and Storage Conditions21
Electrical Connection21
Drive Motor21
Planing Unit21
Dust Extraction22
Dust Emission23
Noise Level23
Machine Overview25
Overview Control Elements25
Pictograms, Signs and Labels26
Information on the Machine Data Plate27
Operation and Display Elements27
Thicknessing Unit Controls27
Planer Controls28
Safety Devices28
Safety Limit Switches28
Cutterblock Cover29
Kickback Guards30
Optional Equipment and Accessories30
Digital Display30
Rolling Carriage and Lifting Bar31
Transporting, Packing, Storing32
Transport Inspection32
Packaging32
Storage32
Transport Locking Device33
Information Relating to Transportation and Unloading33
Means of Transportation34
Unloading with a Pallet Truck34
Transporting with a Forklift35
Transport with a Rolling Carriage35
Setup and Installation37
Requirements of the Location, Where the Machine Is to be Installed37
Set-Up and Level38
Install41
Assemble the Planer Fence41
Mount the Planer Fence43
Mount the Cutterblock Cover43
Mount the Handwheel44
Install the Dust Extraction45
Connect Electrics46
Connect the Machine Plug46
Adjustments and Tool Changes47
Adjusting the Planer Unit47
Adjust the Planer Cutterblock Depth of Cut47
Adjusting the Joint47
Adjust Outfeed Planer Table48
Check the Setting of the Planer Table on the Outfeed Side49
Adjusting the Planer Fence50
Changing over from a Planer to a Thicknesser51
Changing over from the Thicknesser to the Planer52
Adjust the Thicknesser Unit53
Thicknesser Clearance Height - General Information53
Thicknessing Bed Adjustment with Handwheel54
Use56
Switch on / Switch off / Shutdown Due to an Emergency Stop56
Planing - General Information57
Working Positions - Planing57
Permitted Processing Techniques Planing57
Prohibited Work Techniques Planing58
Workpiece Dimensions (Planing)58
Work Process with Permitted Working Methods58
Processing Techniques When Planing59
Planing59
Planing the Narrow Edge60
Planing of Smaller Workpieces61
Bevelling and Chamfering62
Thickness Planing63
Working Positions - Thickness Planing63
Authorised Thickness Planing Working Methods63
Prohibited Thickness Planing Working Methods64
Workpiece Dimensions (Thickness Planing)64
Thickness Planing64
Maintenance67
Maintenance Schedule68
Cleaning and Lubricating68
Clean the Machine69
Preparation - Remove the Maintenance Cover70
Transport Rollers and Kickback Guards71
Check Belt Tension and Belt Condition72
Drive Chain Feed Rollers73
Lubricate the Thicknessing Table Height Adjustment Spindles73
Check Safety Devices74
Troubleshooting78
What to Do in the Event of Malfunctions78
What to Do after Rectifying the Fault78
Faults, Causes and Repairs78
Correct the Planing Fence Angle80
Tighten/Replace the Drive Belt81
Reversing/Replacing the System Planer Blades82
Attachment84
About Spare Parts84
Disposal85

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