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General| Brand | Hammer |
|---|---|
| Model | HNC 47.82 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols used in the manual for hazard communication.
Outlines the purpose and scope of the operating manual and its importance.
States copyright information and usage restrictions for the manual.
Details the manufacturer's liability and warranty terms concerning machine use and manual adherence.
Advises on the use of genuine spare parts to avoid material damage and warranty issues.
Defines the machine's intended purpose for processing specific materials.
Emphasizes the necessity of manual training for all personnel.
Prohibits unauthorized modifications to maintain safety and performance.
Outlines operator duties, including manual adherence and machine condition checks.
Specifies qualifications and responsibilities for personnel operating the machine.
Discusses work safety and lists mandatory personal protective equipment required for operation.
Identifies potential hazards associated with the machine, including electrical risks.
Lists additional operational risks and foreseeable misuses of the machine.
Declares compliance with EU machine safety and health directives.
Provides detailed dimensions and weight specifications for the machine.
Specifies axis travel distances and movement speed parameters.
Details internal clearance dimensions, accuracy metrics, and technical specifications.
Illustrates and labels electrical connection points on the machine and control box.
Lists tool clamping heights, shaft diameters, and rotation speeds.
Covers operating/storage conditions, dust extraction specifications, and reference points.
Specifies noise emission levels for the machine with and without an HF motor.
Provides a visual overview of the machine's main assembly components.
Explains the information found on the machine's data plate.
Lists and describes essential safety features like emergency stop and protective housing.
Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for handling the machine during transport.
Explains transport procedures and how to inspect the shipment upon arrival.
Discusses packaging disposal and proper storage conditions to maintain machine integrity.
Highlights safety precautions for setup and installation, emphasizing qualified personnel.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing transport locking mechanisms.
Lists environmental and workspace requirements for machine setup.
Guides the user on how to install the extraction hood onto the machine head.
Explains how to connect the machine to the power supply and safety considerations.
Details connecting the router motor and optional rotation speed control to the machine head.
Explains HF spindle connection and connecting the emergency stop button.
Guides on connecting the PC and installing the Eding CNC software for operation.
Stresses safety precautions for adjustments and tool changes, warning of electrical hazards.
Details the steps for securely installing the router motor.
Guides on clamping router tools, emphasizing protective housing usage.
Warns about HF motor risks and covers dust extraction setup and adjustment.
Provides crucial safety guidelines to follow before and during machine operation.
Explains machine preparation and the need for a reference run after power loss.
Outlines the steps for loading CAM programs and preparing for routing.
Details the procedure for warming up the HF-spindle before use under specific conditions.
Discusses factors affecting process accuracy, including workpiece clamping and tool selection.
Stresses safety precautions for maintenance, warning about electrical hazards and cleaning agents.
Covers daily, monthly, and as-needed maintenance tasks.
Guides on lubricating trapezoidal spindles for X, Y, and Z axes.
Guides on checking and replacing drive belts for Z, Y, and X axes.
Instructs to regularly check the emergency stop functionality.
Emphasizes safety for fault diagnosis and immediate actions when a fault occurs.
Lists steps to follow before switching the machine back on after a fault repair.
Lists common machine faults, their causes, and recommended repairs.
Advises contacting the manufacturer and outlines environmentally friendly disposal methods.
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