wolfcraft MASTER 650 ERGO Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones Original página 25

NOTICE
When pushing in the telescopic tube, make sure that it is aligned correctly. The
telescopic tube with the large square hole has to be on the right-hand side
(Fig. 2.4).
From the top, push both telescopic tubes into the openings in the legs (Fig. 2.4).
Mount a handle screw at the left and right of the telescopic tubes respectively and
tighten them (Fig. 2.5).
On the left and right respectively, install a swivel plate on the two telescopic tubes,
using the bolts, washers and nuts shown in the illustration. When fastening the
swivel plates in place, make sure that the openings in the swivel plates face to-
wards the wolfcraft logo on the tool ledge (Fig. 2.6).
Then mount the handle screws, washers and bolts. Make sure that the embossing
on the washer is aligned correctly (Fig. 2.7).
Use tools to fully tighten all bolts that were previously hand-tightened (Fig. 2.8).
Turn the worktop section upside down and place it on a table. Mount the handles
on the two hand cranks, using the appropriate screws and washers (Fig. 2.9).
CAUTION
Risk of injury from worktop falling during assembly!
The worktop section does not stay in place by itself when it is placed
on the lower section.
After placing the worktop section, keep holding it until the bolts
have been completely tightened!
Place the worktop section on the lower section. Make sure that the grooves in the
worktop section engage in the spring clips of the swivel plate. Put in the bolts and
nuts and fasten the worktop section onto the lower section (Fig. 2.10).
OPERATION
FOLDING UP THE TABLE
Fold up the table as follows:
Insert the centre panel between the worktop panels (if necessary) and clamp it in
place (Fig. 3.1). Check the height adjustment and set it to the lowest position (if it
is in another position).
Firmly tighten the handle screws for the height adjustment (Fig. 3.2).
At the left and right, release the two upper handle screws at the swivel plate and
swivel the worktop section until it reaches the limit stop. To fix the worktop section
in place, tighten the two upper handle screws again (Fig. 3.3). Now slightly tilt the
table onto the rear foot bumpers and fold in the front footpiece until it reaches the
stop (Fig. 3.4). The table can be carried with one hand holding it at the cutout in
the table's worktop or at the carry bar of the frame (Fig. 3.5). For storage, lean the
table against a wall at a slight angle to prevent it from falling over (Fig. 3.6).
FOLDING OUT THE TABLE
CAUTION
Risk of injury from uncontrolled movements of the working table
If the footpieces of the working table are not folded out completely, there is risk of
uncontrolled table movements.
Before starting work, make sure that the footpieces have been folded out fully and
the working table is standing securely.
Unfold the table as follows:
Make sure that all four handle screws (height and angle adjustment) have been
firmly tightened.
Fold out the footpiece to the limit stop und rest the table on both footpieces
(Fig. 4.1). At the left and right, release the two handle screws at the swivel plate
and swivel the worktop section to the horizontal position (Fig. 4.2). Fix the worktop
section in place by tightening the two handle screws again. Subsequently make
sure that the table is standing securely (Fig. 4.3).
TABLE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
CAUTION
Risk of injury from uncontrolled movements of the working table
If the handle screws for the height adjustment are not tightly closed, there is risk
of the worktop section lowering when work is performed on it.
Before starting any work and after each adjustment of the work height, make sure
that the handle screws of the height adjustment have been tightened properly, so
that the worktop section is securely fixed in place.
You can adjust the working height to any position from 780 to 950 mm. Proceed as
follows:
Make sure that both handle screws for tilting the worktop at the swivel plates have
been firmly tightened. Release the two handle screws while holding the table
(Fig. 5.1). Move the worktop section up or down until it is at the desired height
(Fig. 5.2). Tighten the two handle screws again (Fig. 5.3).
TILTING THE TABLE TOP
CAUTION
Risk of injury from falling workpieces or tools
Any mounted tools and workpieces must be removed from the working table be-
fore tilting the worktop.
CAUTION
Risk of injury from uncontrolled movements of the working table
If the handle screws at the working table are not tightly closed, there is risk of the
worktop folding when work is performed on it.
Before starting any work and after each adjustment of the work angle, make sure
that both handle screws have been tightened securely, so that the worktop section
cannot tilt.
CAUTION
Risk of injury from uncontrolled movements of the working table
When heavy workpieces are placed on an inclined worktop, there is risk of the
working table tilting forward.
Place heavy workpieces as close to the centre of the table's worktop as possible.
The worktop can be tilted at an angle of between 0° and 65°. To do so, proceed as
follows:
Make sure that the handle screws for the height adjustment have been firmly
tightened, so that the table height cannot shift. At the left and right, release the
two handle screws at the swivel plate and swivel the worktop section to the desired
position (Fig. 6.1 and Fig. 6.2). To fix the worktop section in place, tighten the two
handle screws again (Fig. 6.3).
OPERATING FUNCTIONS
CAUTION
Risk of injury from uncontrolled movements of the working table
If the handle screws of the height or angle adjustment are not tightened properly,
there is risk of uncontrolled table movements when work is done on the table.
Before starting work, make sure that the handle screws are tightened so that the
worktop section is securely fixed in place.
The work area of the Master 650
on how much space you need, you can insert the centre panel into the table's
worktop, or remove it.
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ERGO
can be varied between two sizes. Depending