6.
Screw the left bar (4.2) tight again using the two
fixing screws (4.1).
7.
Repeat the steps on the right side of the product
9.5
Fitting the height adjustment for the pick-up
table (Fig. 8)
1.
Push the washer (5.1) onto the height adjustment (5).
2.
Push the height adjustment (5) through the hole on
the front of the pick-up table (4).
3.
Push the other side of the locking ring (5.2) onto
the height adjustment (5).
4.
Screw the height adjustment (5) into the cross bar
hole.
5.
There is a cone-shaped indentation (5.3) in the
height adjustment (5). Position the locking ring
(5.2) so that the screw is in the locking ring (5.2)
over this indentation (5.3).
6.
Tighten the screw in the adjusting ring (5.2).
9.6
Fitting the chip ejection cover (Fig. 9)
1.
Push the chip ejection cover (15) under the fasten-
ing profile and screw it tight using the four Philips
screws (31).
9.7
Fitting the planing shaft cover (Fig. 10)
1.
Screw the holder (14.5) to the side of the dis-
charge table (1) using the two Allen screws (14.6).
To make access to the Allen screws easier, the
clamping lever (14.3) must be pushed downwards.
2.
Slide the cover profile (14.1) into the holder so that
the entire cutter shaft is covered.
3.
Fasten the cover profile (14.1) using the clamping
screw (14.2).
9.8
Fitting the parallel stop (Fig. 11)
1.
Screw the stop holder (3.3) tight to the pick-up ta-
ble (4) using the two Allen screws (29).
2.
Place the stop support (3.6) on the stop holder
(3.3). Guide the screw of the clamping lever for
stop width (3.2) into the groove of the stop holder
(3.3) and tighten the clamping lever for stop width
(3.2).
3.
Move the clamping lever for angle adjustment
(3.1) upwards and clamp it so that there is enough
space to push in the stop profile (3.4).
4.
Slide the stop profile (3.4) onto the two coach bolts
(3.5) up to the stop. Tighten the coach bolt nuts
(3.5). The stop profile (3.4) must point downwards
with the recess.
5.
Insert the end cap (3.7) at the end of the stop pro-
file (3.4).
9.9
Fitting the holder for push stick
(Fig. 12)
1.
Screw in the hexagonal bolt (26) as shown and
counter it with the hexagonal nut (33).
2.
Hook the push stick (18) onto the hexagonal bolt
(26).
10. Start-up
m Attention!
Always make sure the product is fully assembled
before commissioning!
Before each use, always check:
• On and off switch: Check that the on and off switch
functions properly.
• Interlocked guards: Every separating guard should
be opened one after the other to switch the machine
off. It is necessary to check whether it is impossible
to switch the machine on when the guard is open.
• Brake: When starting work, switch on the machine
and bring to required speed. Now switch the machine
off again. The engine must stop within 10 seconds.
Otherwise, there is a defect.
• Anti-kickback claws: The anti-kickback claws
should be checked at least once per shift with a
visual inspection to ensure that it is in a proper work-
ing condition. This includes determining that there is
no damage to the contact surfaces due to impacts
and that the anti-kickback claws can fall back unhin-
dered due to their own weight.
• Planer blade: Check the planer blade for damage
and correct seating.
The product may only be used if all these conditions
are met.
• Use only saw blades that are well sharpened and
maintained. Only use the blade designed for this
product.
• Use wooden push blocks or push sticks that are not
defective when machining short workpieces.
• Connect the product to a dust or chippings extrac-
tion system.
• Check that the stop is firmly clamped in place before
you start machining.
• Ensure that you can keep your balance at all times.
Stand to the side of the product.
• Keep your hands at a safe distance from the cutter
shaft and from the point where the chips are ejected
when the machine is running.
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