How To Use (Cutting) - Metabo HPT VB 16Y Manual De Instrucciones

HOW TO USE (CUTTING)

1. Normal cutting (Fig. 5)
(1) Turn the lever in the direction of the arrow
mark and open the cover.
(2) Set the setting dial at the "cut" position. (Turn
the setting dial all the way clockwise.) (Fig. 6)
(3) Set the unit in the position shown in Fig. 5.
(4) Set the rebar to be cut on the lower cutter.
(5) When the rebar is set, make sure that the
reaction stopper B is hooked to the rebar.
(6) Pull the switch trigger and cut the rebar.
WARNING:
While turning switches, never put your hand close
to the cutter, reaction stopper, or bending roller.
Bringing your hand close to these components
can result in serious injury.
Do not cut any rebar exceeding the maximum
capacities of the unit described in the
specifications.
Never cut any hard materials such as PC(Precast
concrete) steel. Materials of this type are likely to
scatter into pieces and cause injuries.
The rebar you are cutting may have a hard spot
in it. Quality may vary within each rebar. Do not
attempt to cut NON-GRADE rebar.
Replace the worn grip rubber with new one when
replacing the cutter.
Note that the unit is not a hand held tool. Be absolutely sure to use the unit only after
placing it on stable spots such as floor, ground, etc.
CAUTION:
Even after the cutting has been completed, continue pulling the switch trigger until
the motor starts to run in the reverse direction and the cutter starts to return. If the
switch trigger is released too early, the cutter will not return and the trigger will have
to be pulled again.
2. Removing the rebar during cutting operation.
(Fig. 7)
If the switch trigger is released in the middle of
cutting, the cutter can come to a stop at a halfway
position, jumming the rebar in the unit.
When this occurs, you can either pull the switch
trigger again and cut off the rebar, or you can free
the rebar by bringing the upper cutter back up to
the home position by carrying out the following
procedure. (Fig. 7)
Reaction stopper B
Bending
Grip
roller
rubber
Reaction
stopper A
Fig. 5
Adjusting position
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
English
Rebar
Setting
dial
15