TRAPP TRC-40 Manual De Instrucciones página 24

Fixing the Electrical Cable to the Connection Box - TRC-40
To accomplish fixture of the power cable to
the motor, follow the steps below:
1. Open the cover of the electric motor using a
screwdriver or Philips.
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2. With the motor connection box open, remove the
cable clamp that comes along in the manual kit
and fix it to the connection box.
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3. Insert the power cable into the cable gland and
tighten it with a box wrench and make sure that
the power cable is secured by the cable gland.
The TRC-40 / TRC-50 coconut shredder is designed

to shred green or dry "WHOLE" coconut to grind it
for composting or use it as raw material for other
applications.
If coconuts are left aside for too long after being

opened and the water consumed, the coconut fibers
end up hardening; this condition requires special
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4. Check the motor circuit diagram for the connection
5. After connecting the wires, with the crusher feed
What you Can Shred
scheme according to mains voltage, and splice the
motor wires to the crusher mains wires using
appropriate connectors.
hopper closed, turn on the motor to check the
rotation direction, if the rotation is correct, close
the terminal box with the cover. If the rotation is
not correct, follow the instructions on the motor
plate to reverse the wire connection; test again,
and then close the terminal box with the cover.
Note:
Make sure that this connection is
correctly made, and that bare wires do not touch
each other or the terminal box to prevent short
circuit and risk of electric shock for the operator.
This electrical connection must be performed by
qualified professionals.
care while feeding the machine to avoid cluttering. If
the crushed coconut is run into the crusher again to
obtain better shredding, the feed of crushed material
into the machine should be controlled to avoid
cluttering. The crushed material size and productivity
may vary according to coconut conditions, their size,
and how the operator works.
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