Technical Data - EINHELL BT-LC 500 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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assessment of the dangers and risks involved.

5. Technical data

AC motor:
Power P:
Power P:
Protection type:
Idle speed n :
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Saw blade:
Max. cutting capacity (reversing cut):
Min. cutting capacity:
Max. material length:
Min. material length:
Weight:
A load factor of S2 10 min (intermittent periodic duty)
means that you may operate the motor continuously
at its nominal power level (2200 W) for no longer than
the time stipulated on the specifications label (10
minutes ON period). If you fail to observe this time
limit the motor will overheat. During the OFF period
the motor will cool again to its starting temperature.
6. Before starting (Fig. 1-8, 12)
Do not start the machine until you have made
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yourself familiar with these operating
instructions and all the safety instructions. If
you have no experience in handling these
machines, you should obtain assistance from
an experienced person.
Unpack the saw and check it for damage which
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may have occurred in transit.
Attach the wheels (A) with safety splints (B) on the
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shaft (C) then attach the wheel covers (D).
Spring mechanism: Secure the guide rod for the
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spring mechanism with the cross bolts (E), then
push the spring (M) and the rubber sleeve (L) onto
this. Close the moveable work frame and secure
the guide rod with the safety split pin. Secure the
guide rod with the guide washer (J) and the self-
locking nut (K).
Attach the cover plate (16).
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Important: Each time the machine is started,
make sure beforehand that the self locking
nuts (H,K) for the cross bolts and guide rods
are attached (Fig.6).
The machine may only be used outdoors. The
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machine must be placed on a horizontal, even
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230 V ~ 50 Hz
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1600 W S1
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2200 W S2 10 min
IP 54
2850 rpm
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Ø 450 x Ø 30 x 3.0 mm
190 mm
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30 mm
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1100 mm
100 mm
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58 kg
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7. Operating
7.1 Sawing (Fig 9-11)
Important: Before starting up, make sure each
time that the self-locking nuts (H,K) for the cross
bolts and guide rods are attached.
Saw blade guard and covering plate must both
be attached!
The machine must have direct contact with the
floor!
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base and be firmly anchored to the ground using
the mounting holes (10) in the machine foot. The
ground around the machine must be clear of
waste, slippery areas and stumbling blocks.
All covers and safety equipment must be properly
installed and the saw blade must run freely.
Check the entire machine and al cables for any
signs of transport damage.
Check that the saw blade is secured, not dirty,
undamaged and sharp. Sharpen or replace blunt
saw blades.
Check that all the screw connections are tight.
Test slot inserts (12) for wear and if necessary,
exchange these.
The feed cradle must be returned to its original
position automatically by the spring.
Check the machine for any foreign bodies that
may be catapulted out of it.
The power source must be protected by an RCCB
with a fault current of 30 mA.
Check that the voltage on the rating plate is the
same as your supply voltage before you connect
the machine to the power supply.
Important: It is essential that other persons
remain a safe distance from the saw whilst it is
operating.
Do not attempt to saw more than one piece of
wood or bundles of wood at the same time – this
poses a serious risk of injury. Place bent pieces of
wood in the feed carried so that the side that is
bent outwards faces the saw blade.
The feed carriage (6) for the wood is fitted with
hooks (13) that prevent the wood from turning.
Before you press the ON/OFF switch (11), make
sure that the saw blade (4) is fitted correctly and
that the machineʼs moving parts run smoothly.
Place the wood in the feed carriage.
Press the green button to switch on the saw.
Wait until it reaches full speed.
Take hold of the carriage with both hands on the
handle (14) and move it towards the saw blade
(4).
Pressing the carriage releases the saw blade from
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