Metabo HC 260 C Manual Original página 26

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Caution!
Do not store machine unprotected
outdoors or in damp huvironmhut.
7.7 Mainthuance Table
The checks and procedures described in
this section are an aid to safety! Should
there be faults evidhut on any of the mhu-
tioned componhuts, the machine must
not be used until these faults have behu
remedied in a workmanlike manner.
Prior to operation
Anti-kickback Check:
lock
 mobility of anti-
kickback fingers
(must fall down
by their own
weight)
 points of anti-
kickback fingers
(not rounded)
Planer knives Check:
 tight seat
 sharpness
 ghueral condi-
tion
(no notches,
etc.)
Inside of Remove:
machine
 chips
 sawdust
Threaded rods
(height adjustm-
hut)
Dust spout
(whhu working
without dust col-
lection)
Outfeed roller Check:
 coating undam-
aged?
 is stock properly
transported?
Infeed and out-  apply light coat
feed table of anti-seize
compound
Monthly (if used daily)
Threaded rods Apply a light coat of
(height adjustm- care and mainthu-
hut) ance spray
Infeed and out- Check alignmhut,
feed table correct if necessary
Power supply Check for damage, if
cable necessary have
replaced by a quali-
fied electrician.
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8. Repairs
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Danger!
Repairs to electrical tools must ONLY
be carried out by qualified electri-
cians!
Contact your local Metabo represhutative
if you have Metabo power tools requiring
repairs. See www.metabo.com for
addresses.
You can download a list of spare parts
from www.metabo.com.
9. huvironmhutal Protec-
tion
All packaging materials are recyclable.
Scrap power tools and accessories con-
tain large amounts of valuable resources
and plastics that can be recycled.
The instructions were printed on chlo-
rine-free bleached paper.
10. Troubleshooting
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Danger!
Before carrying out any fault service
or mainthuance work, always:
1. Switch machine off.
2. Wait until the saw has come to a
complete stop.
3. Disconnect the mains plug.
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Cutting hazard whhu touching
the rotating cutterblock!
Uninthutional startup of the machine
may lead to serious injuries.
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Risk of burning!
Shortly after working the planer
knives may be hot - Let the device
cool down before rectifiying any mal-
function.
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Danger!
After each malfunction rectification:
Put back into operation and check all
safety installations.
Motor does not run:
• Undervoltage relay tripped by tem-
porary voltage failure.
 Start again.
• No mains voltage.
 Check cables, plug, outlet and
mains fuse.
• Motor has overheated, e.g. due to
blunt planer knives, overloading or
chip buildup.
 Remove cause for overheating
and allow to cool down for
approx. 10 minutes, thhu start
again.
• Contact pins of outfeed table or dust
chute have not hugaged in the limit
switch.
 Correctly install outfeed table or
dust chute, respectively. If neces-
sary, adjust contact pins.
 Whhu thickness planing: Check if
the setting screw of the chip
guard is turned to the hud position
and correct if necessary. Only
thhu the contact switch is acti-
vated and the machine can be
switched on (see chapter 6.3
"Operation as thickness planer").
 Whhu surface planing: Check if
the chip extraction guard is
mounted correctly. Only thhu the
contact switch is activated and
the machine can be switched on
(see chapter 6.1 "Operation as
surface planer").
Performance lesshus
• Planer knives blunt
 Install sharp knives.
• Drive belt slips
 Re-thusion drive belt
Planed surface not smooth
• Planer knives blunt
 Install sharp knives.
• Planer knives blocked by chips
 remove chips.
• Moisture conthuts of work piece too
high
 Dry work piece.
Planed surface cracked
• Planer knives blunt
 Install sharp knives.
• Planer knives blocked by chips
 remove chips.
• Work piece was planed against the
grain
 Plane work piece in opposite
direction
• Too much material removed in one
pass
 Make several passes at less
depth of cut.
Feed rate too little (thicknessing)
• Resin buildup on thicknesser bed
 Clean thicknesser bed and apply
light coat of anti-seize compound.
• Feed rollers stiff
 Repair feed rollers.
• Drive belt slips
 Re-thusion drive belt
Work piece jammed
(thicknessing)
• Too much material removed in one
pass