Emission Levels; Transport And Delivery; Storage; Adjustment - Protool ISP 330 EB Originalbetriebsanleitung

5.4

Emission levels

Levels determined in accordance with EN 60 745
are typically:
Sound pressure level
Noise level
Uncertainty
Acoustic output value measured according to es-
tablished guideline 2000/14/EC, appendix VI.
Uncertainty
Measurement was performed by notifi ed individual
No. ES-1014 EZU s. p. Pod Lisem 129, 171 02
Prague 71.
CAUTION
Operating noise
Damage to hearing
► Use ear protection!
Vibration emission value a
directions) and uncertainty K measured in accord-
ance with EN 60 745:
Uncertainty
Declared total value of vibrations was measured
according to standard measure method and can
be used for comparison one powertools with the
others.
Declared total value of vibrations can be used for
preliminary setting of exposition.
Warning:
Emission of vibrations during real operating can
be different from declared total value of vibrations
depending on specifi c real conditions.
To protect operating person shell be provide safety
measurement, that evaluate the exposition un-
der the real conditions (here are included all parts
of operating cycle, switch of mode and idle run
mode).
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Transport and delivery

The ISP 330 EB insulation saw has been tested and
is delivered in perfect condition. The oil reservoir
of the machine ISP 330 EB is not fi lled. When the
machine is delivered, take it directly out of the
packaging and check for potential damage during
transport. Any damage caused during transport
must be reported to the carrier immediately.
6.1

Storage

The packed insulation saw can be stored in a dry
storage area without a heating, where the tem-
perature does not drop bellow −5 °C. Store the un-
packed saw only in a dry closed storage where the
temperature does not drop below +5 °C, and where
sudden temperature changes are prevented.
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L = 92 dB (A)
PA
L = 103 dB (A)
WA
K = 3 dB
L = 103 dB (A)
WA
L = 105 dB (A)
WAd
K = 3 dB
(vector sum for three
h
a = 3.4 m/s
h
K = 1.5 m/s
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Adjustment

All adjustments and settings must be carried out
before the machine is switched on.
Danger of electrical injury.
Unplug any tool before handling.
Wear protective gloves!
7.1

Tilting the guide bar lengthwise

The guide bar, including the guard plate, can be
tilted 10° backward. This adjustment is mainly
used when multiple layers are cut at the same
time. It prevents resistance to the tool and an
uneven cut.
- Release lever [3-1] upward (Fig. [3a]).
- By pulling the handle, tilt the guide bar back-
wards and secure it again with the lever [3-1]
downward (Fig. [3b]).
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7.2

Cutting angle adjustment

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For bevel cuts the maximum cutting depth is
limited.
Release the hand screws [4-2] on both sides. Us-
ing the bevel indicator [4-3], adjust the cutting
angle to the required value (the bevel indicator is
divided into 1° increments). Re-tighten the hand
screws [4-2].
7.3

Motor electronics

Starting current limitation
Smooth, electronically controlled starting ensures
that the machine starts without kickback. Due to
the machine's limited starting current, a 16 A cir-
cuit breaker is suffi cient.
Idle speed reduction
The electronics reduce the machine's RPM during
idle, which also decreases wear to the motor and
gears.
Constant electronics
Constant electronics maintain the RPM the same at
idle and under load, which ensures uniform work
movement and a high-quality cut.
Electronic overload protection
If the machine is extremely overloaded, electronic
protection guards the motor from damage. In this
case, the motor stops and resumes only after dis-
charge, and after the switch is engaged again.
CAUTION
WARNING
WARNING