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24.2 Grinding the cutting blade
Risk of injury from exposed, rotating cutting drum!
The cutting blades can be ground only when the cutting drum is rotating. During the grinding
process not all rotating parts of the cutting drum and drive can be completely encased. This
means there is an increased risk of injury.
• During the grinding process ensure that all other safety devices are in the protective
position and that all maintenance openings are closed.
• During the grinding process the operator must be either on the driver's seat in the cab or in
the area of the grinding control unit on the left next to the platform.
• During the grinding process ensure that nobody is in the area of the cutting drum or
reaches into the rotating cutting blades.
Risk of injury from sharp cutting blades!
When performing maintenance work on the cutting drum, there is a risk of the operators being
injured by the sharp cutting blades.
• When working on the cutting drum, work particularly carefully and prudently.
• Always wear work gloves when working on the cutting drum.
Risk of fire due to deposits in the grinding channel!
A mixture of dust, grass and chaff in the grinding channel is a source of fire and means an
increased fire risk during the grinding process.
• Before grinding the cutting blades, check the automatic re-adjustment of the grinding stone
and clean the grinding channel.
Damage to the grinding stone due to water retention!
The grinding stone must not become wet, as water retention in freezing temperatures will cause
the grinding stone to break during the grinding process.
• Do not wet the grinding stone with water.
• Open the cover hood for maintenance work only, otherwise keep it closed.
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