Electrical Connection - Scheppach biostar 2000 Originalanleitung

• Plugs and coupler outlets on connection cables
must be made of rubber, plasticised PVC or other
thermoplastic material of same mechanical stability
or be covered with this material.
• The connector of the connection cable must be
splash-proof.
• When running the connection line observe that it
does not interfere, is not squeezed, bended and the
plug connection does not get wet.
• Wind off completely the cable when using a cable
drum.
• Do not use the cable for purposes for which it is
not meant. Protect the cable against heat, oil and
sharp edges. Do not use the cable to pull the plug
from the socket.
• Regularly check the extension cables and replace
them if they are damaged.
• Do not touch a damaged connection cable before
disconnecting it from the mains. A damaged con-
nection cable may cause contact with live parts.
• Do not use any defective connection cables.
• When working outdoors, only use extension cables
especially approved and appropriately labelled for
outdoor use.
• Do not set up any provisional electrical connec-
tions.
• Never bypass protective devices or deactivate
them.
• Only hook up the machine by means of a fault-
current circuit breaker (30 mA).
• The electrical connection or repairs to electrical
parts of the machine must be carried out by a cer-
tified electrician or one of our customer service
points. Local regulations – especially regarding
protective measures – must be observed.
• Damaged mains leads must be replaced by the
manufacturer or one of their service workshops or
a similar qualified person to prevent dangers.
• Repairs to other parts of the machine must be car-
ried out by the manufacturer or one of his customer
service points.
• Use only original spare. Accidents can arise for
the user through the use of other spare parts. The
manufacturer is not liable for any damage or injury
resulting from such action.
Design features, Fig. A1
1. Frame spar pair
2. Reinforcement bow
3. Axle
4. Frame spar pair
5. Cross frame spar
6. Right frame mount
7. Left frame mount
8. Washer
9. Retaining ring
10. Cap
11. Protective cover
12. Intake funnel
13. Chute panelling
Assembly
Your garden shredder is not fully assembled due to
technical packing difficulties.
Assembly tools
Included in the items delivered are:
1 Hexagon socket head wrench 4 mm / 6 mm
Not included in items delivered are:
1 Fork wrench 10 mm
1 Screw driver
1 Hammer
Assembly frame spar, axle, cross frame spar,
wheels and filling hopper, Fig. A and A1
We recommend that the housing frame be placed on
the floor as shown in A. The diagrammatic view of A1
will help you in assembling the unit.
• Mount the frame spar pair (1) connected to the re-
inforcement bow (2) onto the housing 2 hexagonal
cap nuts M 6 self-locking
• Put the axle (3) through the assembled frame spar
(1). Insert the axle during assembly through the
frame spar pair (4).
• Set a hexagonal cap nut into each of the frame
mounts (6+7), then insert it into the cross frame
spar (5) and tighten. 2 oval head screws M 6 x 12
for each cross frame spar.
• Screw in the already assembled cross frame spar
(5) on top and at the bottom of the frame spar (1+4).
Each requires 2 hexagonal cap nuts M 6 Each re-
quires 2 oval head screws M 6 x 12 Are embed-
ded the wheels onto the wheel axis and attach with
pane and retaining ring.
• Put the wheels onto the wheel axle and fasten with
washer and circlip. Then place the cap onto the
end of the axle and push it onto the axle using a
hammer. Finally, place the shredder onto its legs.
Fig. A2
Set the infeed funnel onto the infeed chute or funnel
casing and screw it on with
• 2 one-way sheet metal screws 4.2 x 9.5 with 2
washers of 5 mm dia. at the back of the shredder.
• 2 recessed head screws 4.2 x 25 with 2 washers
of 5 mm dia. at the shredder front side through the
channel casing.
Because of safety precautions, the filling hopper is
securely fastened by the self-locking screws. These
screws cannot be unscrewed again.
m Electrical connection
The installed electric brake motor is ready to be put
into operation.
The connection meets the relevant VDE and DIN re-
quirements.
The electric brake motor causes the disc blade to
come to a near immediate standstill after the machine
has been turned off.
Firring, repair and maintenance work on the electric
unit can only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Important notes
Damaged electrical connection cables
Insulation damage often occurs with electrical con-
nection cables.
Some causes are:
• Pressure points, especially when electrical connec-
tion cables are run through window or door cracks.
• Kinks caused by improper handling or mowing of
the electrical connection cables.
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