SWEED CE300AF - Wear and Tear Considerations; Electrostatic Buildup; Flammable Material Warning; Accessing Machine Components

CE300AF
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objects that mistakenly fall into the hopper feed opening can
cause severe damage to internal cutting chamber, knives, or
overall machine.
04.P Increased Wear
Possible due to allowing material to spin on feedworks for
extended time. Ensure material is not slipping during operation.
To large of a knife gap can also contribute to increased knife
wear as well as cause structural fatigue of the machine.
04.Q Electrostatic Buildup
If necessary,
measures must be taken to dissipate electrostatic
build-up on machine, containment bin, or processed material.
04.R Flammable Material DO NOT cut flammable material.
04.S Access by climbing
DO NOT climb on machines. Use aids or stepladders when
repairing/cleaning components out of reach.
04.T Fall/Trip Hazard
User is to ensure utility connections from electrical wiring,
pneumatic hoses and hydraulic lines do not present a slip, trip or
fall hazard.
04.U Decibel Rating
This machine operates at 73 dB when idling with no material
being fed. The decibel rating will increase when material is fed,
and will fluctuate depending on type of material, quantity being
fed, as well as the location the machine is operating at.
05 PPE Requirements
05.A Eye Protection Required when operating or maintaining machines.
05.B Hand Protection
Required when handling material being processed or
maintaining machines.
05.C Hearing Protection Required when operating machines.
05.D Breathing Protection
May be required if processed material creates airborne dust /
fiber when processed.
OPERATION
This section outlines the machine operation and functions.
06 Machine Operation
06.A Power Connect machine to the appropriate voltage power source.
06.B Starting Machine
To start the machine, press the start button located under the
clear rubber seal on the starter.
06.C Stopping Machine
To stop the machine,
compress
the large red Stop button. This
will cut power to the flywheel and feedworks. Be aware that the
flywheel and feedworks will take a short amount of time to coast
to a stop after the power has been turned off.