Tech. Dok. / L23 880 02 / 01.00.02 © MICHAEL WEINIG AG
Einleitung
0-7Profimat 23 E
Safety
Feeding timber with the aid of a push-bar or similar can be dangerous and is therefore
prohibited.
Never stand behind a workpiece that is being fed into the machine.
Do not raise the feed mechanism or movable infeed roller while there are still
workpieces in the machine and the tools are still rotating, otherwise the workpieces may
be released and kicked back.
Do not feed in additional timber if the feed system becomes jammed. Switch off the
machine, secure it so that it cannot be switched on again inadvertently, wait until all
rotating parts have come to a complete stop and then remedy the fault.
Only long workpieces of the same width and thickness and without cracks may be used
to push out short workpieces (too short for complete throughfeed).
Do not look into or stand behind the infeed opening of the machine while the machine is
in operation, as you may be injured by workpieces or splinters.
Before leaving the machine unattended, the control voltage must be switched off and the
machine secured so that it cannot be switched on inadvertently (lock or warning sign on
the master switch).
The permissible noise level depends on the national regulations and standards prevailing
in the owner’s country. Additional noise abatement measures must be taken by the
owner if the applicable limit values are exceeded on account of exceptional
circumstances (e.g. room, workpieces, tools, spindle speed) in individual instances.
If the machine is equipped with outboard bearings, it may only be switched on when the
outboard bearings have been fitted on the top and bottom spindles.
The following safety instructions must be noted when working on
the control cabinet:
Before starting any work on live parts, the power supply must be switched off (master
switch OFF) and secured so that it cannot be switched on again.
Work on the electrical system may only be carried out by duly qualified electricians.
Whenever electrical parts have been installed or repaired, the relevant protective
elements (such as grounding resistors) must be tested before the machine is put into
service again.
Signalling elements (limit switches) and other electrical parts must not be removed from
the safety mechanisms or bypassed in any way.
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