Scope Of Supply; Safety Devices; Use According To Intended Purpose; Residual Risks - Mafell NFU 50 Manual De Instrucciones Original

2.5 Scope of supply

Cross-cut milling system NFU50 complete with:
1 KKS-guiding device
1 milling head
1 lateral stop 625
1 position indicator
1 parallel stop cpl.
2 operating tools
1 operating manual
1 folder "Safety instructions"

2.6 Safety devices

Danger
These devices are required for the
machine's safe operation and may
not be removed or rendered
inoperative. If one of the safety
devices is defective, return the
machine to the MAFELL customer
service for repair. Never repair the
safety devices yourself.
The machine is equipped with the following safety
devices:
- Upper stationary saw guard
- Lower retractable saw guard
- Large base plate
- Handles
- Index mechanism and brake
- Hose connector
- Orange flashing warning light when tool is rotating
- Lateral access protection

2.7 Use according to intended purpose

The MAFELL cross-cut milling system NFU50 is
intended exclusively for processing wood and wood
panel materials such as three-layer panels, Multiplex,
Kerto (laminated veneer lumber) as well as insulating
panels, Styrodur and polyurethane rigid foam.
The tool supplied was manufactured in accordance
with the European standard EN 847-1.
If third-party tools are used, they must be marked with
MAN and, if necessary, with the BG test symbol.
Any other use than described above is not
permissible. The manufacturer cannot be held liable
for any damage arising from such other use.
So as to use the machine as intended, comply with
the operating, maintenance and repair instructions
specified by Mafell.
2.7.1 Plunge milling
Danger
Danger of recoil during plunge
milling! Plunging is not permitted!

2.8 Residual risks

Danger
Even if used in accordance with its
intended purpose and despite
conforming with the safety
instructions, residual risks caused
by the intended use will always
remain.
- Touching the milling head in the area of the start-
up opening.
- Touching the part of the milling head that protrudes
below the workpiece when milling.
- Machine recoil when it gets jammed in the
workpiece or when it moves backwards through
the prefabricated groove, with the tool running or
coasting down.
- Breakage and hurling out of the tool, parts of the
tool or splinters.
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