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If your Husqvarna Floor Machine doesn't start, first check the power supply and power cables for any damage. Also, ensure the emergency stop button is not pressed; turn it clockwise to release it. Finally, if the overload lamp is illuminated, allow the motor to cool down for a few minutes until the machine resets automatically.
What to do if Husqvarna PG280 stops after a while?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine stops after a short time, it may be overloaded and the overload protection activated. Reduce the load, and the machine will restart in about a minute after the engine cools down.
What to do if Husqvarna PG280 stops during start-up?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine stops during start-up, the electric motor might have overloaded, indicated by the overload lamp being on. Allow one or two minutes for the machine to reset before trying again. Also, check that the power cord and any extension cords are intact and in good condition. Never use the machine if the cord is damaged; take it to an authorized service workshop for repair.
Why is my Husqvarna PG280 hard to hold onto?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine is hard to hold onto, it may be due to too few diamonds or the wrong type of tool. Use the number of diamonds recommended by Husqvarna to lessen the stress on both the grinder and yourself.
Why is my Husqvarna Floor Machine jumping around?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine is jumping around, the diamonds may not be fitted correctly or may have different heights. Check to ensure all diamonds are correctly fitted and are of the same height.
Visual indicators used on the machine to convey information and warnings.
Defines the severity and meaning of different warning symbols used in the manual.
Highlights key attributes, performance, and specific features of PG280 and PG400 models.
Identifies and names the various parts and components of the floor grinder.
Explains the function and checks for stop/run switches, emergency stop, and general safety equipment.
Essential safety advice for operating, including work area, electrical safety, and grounding.
Guidance on personal safety, vibration effects, and the correct use of personal protective equipment.
Describes different operational and transportation positions of the machine.
Adjusting the handlebar, connecting vacuum, and principles of grinding guide diamonds.
Discusses diamond tool quantity, wear factors, and determining concrete hardness for selection.
Checking motor rotation and selecting metal bond diamond configurations for PG machines.
Specific diamond configurations recommended for edge grinding with the PG280 model.
A table matching metal bond diamond configurations to various floor grinding applications.
Information on resin bond diamonds and the steps for replacing diamond segments.
Detailed instructions for edge grinding, including guard removal and wheel orientation.
Procedures for folding the machine and securing it for safe transportation.
Proper use of the lifting eye and tensioning straps for safe handling and transport.
Steps before starting, including safety checks, and how to start and stop the machine.
Identifies common faults, troubleshooting steps, and daily maintenance tasks.
Emphasizes that repairs must be performed by authorized personnel for safety.
Detailed technical data for PG280 and PG400 models, including power, weight, and dimensions.
Sound power/pressure levels and vibration data for both machine models.
Official declaration of compliance with relevant European directives and standards.
General| Power | 2.2 kW |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Weight | 70 kg |
| Grinding Width | 280 mm |
| Speed | 1400 rpm |
| Motor Power | 2.2 kW |
| Phase | 1 |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
