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Startup
2.1 Delivery and transport
The machine must not be lifted
or transported with a crane or
other hoisting gear, but only with
a fork-lift truck.
Always use a fork-lift truck for unloading
the machine and conveying it to its final in-
stallation location. Make sure that you al-
ways lift the machine from the operator
side (the side with the control panel). It is
imperative that both forks reach under the
transport device bolted to the frame and
marked in blue (no. 1 - Fig. 1).
When moving the machine, lift it just a few
centimetres.
Check the machine for any transport da-
mage immediately after unloading. Dama-
ged packaging material may be an indicati-
on of improper transport. It is imperative
that the forwarder confirm any transport
damage in the bill of lading; otherwise, the
forwarder's insurance will not cover the da-
mage.
If the machine is not set up immediately af-
ter receipt, it must be stored in a dry place
at temperatures between +5° and +40° C.
For prolonged storage, it is advisable to
check the rust-proofing of the uncoated
parts occasionally and replace the coating
if necessary.
2.2 Installation
When operated out of doors, the
machine must be protected from
the rain. It must not be operated
in an hazardous environment.
Choose the place of installation of the ma-
chine in such a way that there is sufficient
free space around it, considering the space
taken up by the tenon cutting machine and
the size of the workpieces to be machined.
The footprint of the machine is shown in
Fig. 3.
The machine does not need to be fa-
stened. It must be placed on a floor capa-
ble of bearing its weight. By means of the
adjustment screws at the machine base,
horizontally align the tenon cutting machine
with a spirit level placed on the workpiece
support.
Then, screw down the 2 feet at the work-
piece support table. Attach this table with
the two provided hexagonal screws SW 13
to the machine, arranging it so that both
support surfaces are aligned in height with
each other, and the two vertical feed edges
fall in line.
Caution: After installing the
machine, it is imperative that
you loosen the two 1 - Abb.
screws (no. 2 - Fig. 1) to remo-
ve the transport device (no. 2 -
Abb. 1). Otherwise, the milling
unit will collide with this part
in the course of its stroke!
2.3 Electrical connection
All work to the electrical system
must only be done by a qualified
electrician.
The machine is delivered fully wired and
operative. The wiring diagrams are to the
be found in the control cabinet.
It is connected to the electrical power sup-
ply via the 16A-CEE socket at the right of
the control cabinet. As a minimum require-
ment, the supply line must comply with
H07 RN-F and have a cross-section of 5 x
2.5 mm².
When connecting the machine, make sure
that the operating voltage is 400 V and the
frequency between 50 and 60 Hz. The ac-
tual voltage may be somewhat above or
below the above operating voltage as long
as a tolerance range of ± 10 % is not ex-
ceeded. Slow 16-A fuses must be provided
as operative backup fuses by the custo-
mer.
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