Why does my HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL not start?
If your HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer doesn't start, or shuts down automatically, the possible causes include a power supply outage (check the fuse), a damaged or incorrectly connected extension cable (check the plug or cable), or a damaged switch or motor. In the latter case you should contact customer support.
What to do if my HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL stops during operation?
If your HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer stops during operation, this could be due to a blunt blade (check the blade), feeding speed being too high (work with lower feeding speed), or the motor protection being triggered (let the motor cool down).
How to fix a bad surface condition after using HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL?
A bad surface condition after using the HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer can be caused by a blunt blade (check the blade) or uneven feed of the workpiece (feed workpiece evenly and with constant pressure).
Why is my HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL Planer vibrating during operation?
If your HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer vibrates during operation, it could be due to a wrongly adjusted blade (check the setting of the blades) or the ground not being flat, or base feet wrongly adjusted (set the base feet correctly).
What to do if workpiece clamps during thicknessing with HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL Planer?
If the workpiece clamps during thicknessing with your HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer, it may be because the cutting depth is too high (set the correct cutting depth and operate in more steps) or the thicknessing table is dirty (clean and apply the table surface with lubricant).
Why is the surface cracked after using HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL Planer?
A cracked surface after using the HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer can occur if the workpiece was processed against the direction of growth (proceed the workpiece in opposite direction) or the cutting depth is too high (set the correct cutting depth and operate in more steps).
How to prevent a rough surface when using HOLZMANN MASCHINEN HOB 260ECOLL?
A rough surface after operating your HOLZMANN MASCHINEN Planer may be caused by the workpiece being too moist. Use a drier workpiece to resolve this issue.
General| Planing Width | 260 mm |
|---|---|
| Planing Depth | 3 mm |
| Cutterblock Speed | 4000 rpm |
| Number of Knives | 3 |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Extraction Port Diameter | 100 mm |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Fence Tilting | 90°-45° |
Defines the proper and prohibited uses of the machine.
Provides essential safety precautions for operating the machine.
Details potential hazards and residual risks associated with machine operation.
Covers delivery content, workplace requirements, transport, and surface preparation.
Explains electrical connection, safety requirements, and extension cable usage.
Details the mounting of base feet, blade guard, and optional mortising unit.
General instructions for operating the machine safely and correctly.
Describes blade cover, safety shutdown, and emergency switch functions.
Explains the function of the ON-OFF and emergency stop switches.
Details the positioning of the dust collector plug for planing and thicknessing.
General instructions and techniques for planing workpieces.
Instructions for planing narrow workpieces using an angle stop.
How to plane workpieces using a tilted angle stop.
Guidance on planing short workpieces using a push stick.
Method for planing workpieces with small cross-sections using an assistant stop.
Procedures for thicknessing workpieces, including adjustments.
Steps to adjust the machine for thicknessing operations.
Procedures for thicknessing workpieces, including height adjustment.
Instructions for using the optional mortising unit.
Procedures to follow after completing work on the machine.
Outlines the maintenance schedule and tasks after each workshift.
Details the regular monthly maintenance tasks for the machine.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the machine's blades.
Instructions for cleaning the machine after each workshift.
Guidance on the proper disposal of the machine.
How to order spare parts and important considerations.
Detailed exploded views of machine components for identification.
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