What to do if my Hohner Industrial Equipment locks during stitching?
If the machine suddenly locks during stitching or wire-straightening, check for any wire or staples jammed between or behind the movable parts of the stitching head. To solve this, unscrew the finger-guard, former, bender, and driver.
How to eject staples from the clincher box of my Hohner Industrial Equipment?
To eject staples from the clincher box of your Hohner Industrial Equipment, give the red star handle -43- a sharp, vigorous pull upwards to overcome the pressure of the spring.
How to reset the motor protection relay on Hohner ECONOMY 25/40 Industrial Equipment?
If the motor protection relay has tripped on your Hohner Industrial Equipment, reset it by pressing the reset button (see 3.5).
General| Brand | Hohner |
|---|---|
| Model | ECONOMY 25/40 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Manual's objective and operator qualifications for safe machine use.
Details the meaning of danger, warning, caution, and notice symbols used.
Outlines manufacturer's and user's responsibilities and liability conditions.
Defines the intended purpose and prohibits misuse of the stitching machine.
Stresses the user's duty to provide safety equipment and check systems regularly.
Mandates that safety systems must be attached and functional before operation.
Highlights the importance of storing the manual and maintaining safety signs.
Clarifies responsibilities for training in transportation, installation, operation, and servicing.
Identifies particularly dangerous components and associated risks.
Provides safety guidelines for maintenance, repair, and fault resolution.
States that modifications require manufacturer permission.
Details cleaning procedures and safe disposal of waste products.
Specifies the machine's noise emission level according to DIN 45635.
Provides physical measurements and diagrams of the machine.
Refers to the EC Declaration of Conformity for machinery directives.
Indicates the location of the type plate and CE labelling.
Lists specifications like stitching thickness, wire types, speed, weight, and motor details.
Lists standard accessories, spare parts, and tools supplied with the machine.
Identifies essential safety components like buttons, switches, and guards.
Explains how to attach and adapt the finger guard for different stitching types.
Describes the machine's operation via the main switch and pedal switch.
Details electrical hookup, voltage, frequency, and protective conductor requirements.
Details the function and reset procedure for the motor overload protection.
Guides on manual operation for testing and setting using a hexagon key.
Details the types of stitching wire (round/flat) and their specifications.
Provides a step-by-step guide for threading the wire into the machine.
Explains how to manage the wire coil and adjust for straightness.
Explains how to set material thickness and staple length for optimal stitching.
Details procedures for replacing worn or blunt cutting knives.
Details how to swap kits for different stitching types (e.g., loop stitching).
Guides on former alignment for correct stitch formation using a mirror.
Advises on using a star handle for better staple bending with thick materials.
Describes stitching methods (clenching, stabbing) and limitations for pads.
Covers stitching table setup for different modes.
Covers the integration of specific kits for loop stitching operations.
Explains fine-tuning settings for loop stitching, including wire length and table stops.
Provides specifications for oil types and lubrication frequency.
Offers systematic steps to identify and fix common machine malfunctions and stitching defects.
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