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Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols used in the manual and on the machine for safety.
Specifies that only trained or instructed individuals are qualified to operate the machine.
Defines the required environmental conditions for safe and effective machine operation.
Explains how to identify the machine type and its planing width from the production shield.
Details the meaning and purpose of various informative and danger warning symbols on the machine.
Provides key dimensions including length, width, height, and table measurements for RFS models.
Details available motor powers, operation voltages, and supply frequencies for different models.
Specifies values for shavings removal thickness, feeding speed, and motor power during planing.
Presents appliance noise data (LpAeq and LWA) according to EN standards.
Lists EU directives and EN standards applicable to machinery safety and electrical requirements.
Outlines the manual's approach to safety, including categories of safety symbols and their importance.
Mandates avoiding contact with electrical systems and checking safety elements before operation.
Details learning switch locations and avoiding contact with moving parts during operation.
Advises on appropriate clothing, PPE, and avoiding loose items near the machine.
Covers checks for electrical cables, safety coverings, tool condition, and working under influence.
Specifies safety actions required before and during maintenance work on the machine.
Outlines requirements for adequate working space, lighting, and keeping the area clear.
Provides precautions for careful transport, handling, and indoor storage conditions.
Details procedures and equipment recommendations for safely lifting the machine.
Specifies the minimum free space required around the machine for operation.
Instructions on how to level the machine using its feet and anchor it securely.
Defines the minimum requirements for an exhausting unit for proper machine function.
Emphasizes that the machine must always be operated with the exhausting unit running.
Procedure for qualified personnel to connect the machine to the electrical mains supply.
Ensures voltage matches supply and emphasizes switching off before adjustments.
Explains the correct direction for cutterblock rotation relative to the material.
Details how to change the motor's rotating direction, requiring a qualified specialist.
Information on the electric brake function and protective measures against contact.
Describes using the lockable main switch for connecting and disconnecting the machine.
Explains how to start and stop the motor using control buttons and breaker functions.
Details the operation and resetting procedure for the emergency stop controller.
Explains the use of an overswitch for motor brake release and cutterblock manipulation.
Describes connecting/disconnecting via the bracket arm control panel and main switch.
Explains starting and stopping the machine from the upper control panel.
Details how to reverse the cutterblock rotation using the overswitch.
Describes releasing the cutterblock using a control for easier manipulation.
Explains the operation and resetting of the emergency stop controller for upper panel use.
Instructions on how to adjust the height and position of the cutterblock protecting guard.
Describes adjusting the front table position to set the desired chip removal thickness.
Details how to adjust the tiltable ruler laterally and for specific angles.
Explains how to tilt and slide the control panel for better accessibility.
Step-by-step guide for planing standard flat workpieces, including hand placement.
Specific instructions for planing narrow pieces, adjusting cutterblock cover clearance.
Procedure for planing chamfered workpieces using the ruler at an angle.
Guidance on using a special holder for safe planing of short workpieces.
Safety advice for planing thin materials, recommending an auxiliary ruler.
Illustrates the correct position for the operator relative to the machine.
Specifies necessary PPE like aprons, eye protection, hearing protection, and safety shoes.
Instructions for correctly mounting demounted parts after transport.
Lists actions that are forbidden for safety and operational integrity.
Specifies recommended tools and the correct type and size of cutters for the machine.
Detailed steps for exchanging and setting cutters using the screw system.
Describes the system where cutters are pushed up by springs and how to set them.
Explains how to use an establishing jig for precise cutter adjustment.
Details the process of adjusting cutters accurately using a dial indicator.
Describes using a wood block for checking and adjusting cutter alignment.
Step-by-step instructions for exchanging and adjusting TERSA type cutters.
Procedure for adjusting the tension of the cutterblock V-belt.
Guidelines for cleaning machine parts, tables, and lubricating moving components.
A table detailing lubrication points, frequency, and recommended lubricants.
Diagnosing and fixing problems when the machine fails to start or run.
Addressing issues related to insufficient planing quality or thickness.
Identifying causes and solutions for excessive vibration during operation.
Resolving problems where the workpiece interferes with the back table.
Troubleshooting issues causing the workpiece to thin at the end.
Lists the standard accessories provided with the machine.
Lists optional accessories available for enhanced machine functionality.
Instructions on how to correctly order spare parts, including required information.
Information regarding the machine's guarantee certificate and warranty claims.
Guidelines for dealing with packaging materials and environmentally safe machine disposal.
Presents the main electrical connection diagram for the RFS 410, 510 machines.
Provides the detailed electrical wiring schematic for the 5.5 kW motor variant.
A table detailing electrical components, their technical data, quantities, and suppliers.
Identifies the producer, product term, type designation, and secondary variants.
Declares product conformity with relevant EU directives and applied technical standards.
General information on the gradual DC brake type, its function, and application.
Procedures for periodic checking and readjustment of the DC brake system.
Instructions and table for adjusting the air gap of the DC brake for optimal performance.
General| Table width | 410 mm |
|---|---|
| Cutterblock speed | 5000 rpm |
| Max. planing width | 410 mm |
| Power input | 400 V |
| No-load speed | 5000 rpm |
| Motor power | 3.0 kW |
