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Wear personal protective equipment (dust mask, safety goggles,
4.
ear protection)
Use protective clothing
5.
Unplug the power cord before servicing or repair work
6.
Keep children away from the tool
7.
Protect the device from moisture
8.
Second class of protection
9.
DESCRIPTION OF THE GRAPHIC PAGES
The numbering below refers to the components of the unit shown on the
graphic pages of this manual.
Switch lock button
1.
Switch
2.
Rear guide roller
3.
Front guide roller
4.
Front handle
5.
Locking lever
6.
Dust discharge nozzle
7.
Carbon brush cover
8.
Clamping screw
9.
10. External flange
11. Spindle flange
12. Hose
13. Adapter
14. Dust bag
15. Buckle
16. Drainage opening
17. Inlet opening
18. Shoulder strap
* There may be differences between the drawing and the product.
CONSTRUCTION AND APPLICATION
The furrowing machine is a hand-held power tool driven by a single-
phase commutator motor with Class II insulation.
The power tool is designed for making installation furrows in walls, etc.
in materials such as concrete, stone, brick, etc., without using water.
The design of the furrowing machine allows the dust to be ejected into
the enclosed bag or to be extracted by an industrial hoover. The
special disc used cuts a full furrow without the need for chipping. As a
result, the groove is ready for installation at the set depth.
Its areas of use are the execution of renovation and construction work
related to electrical, plumbing, heating or gas installation.
The appliance is designed for dry running only. Do not misuse
the power tool.
EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES
Combination disc
1.
Key
- 2 pcs.
2.
Hose with adapters
3.
Dust bag
4.
Clamp - 1 pc.
5.
Transport case
6.
PREPARATION FOR WORK
SHIELD MOUNTING
The paving machine is designed to work with dedicated multi-row
compound discs.
• Use the supplied spanners to lock the spindle by holding the
outer flange (10) and unscrew the fastening screw.
• (9) (Fig. A, B). The fixing screw has a left-hand thread.
• Remove the retaining screw (9) and remove the outer flange (10)
(fig. A).
• Slide the disc under the guard and place the disc on the spindle.
• A well seated disc must rest on the spindle flange
• (Fig. A). The spindle will not fill the full depth of the disc mounting
hole.
• Slide the outer flange into the hole in the disc. Pressing down on
the outer flange, turn it until it sinks into the hole so that it is in
complete contact with the disc plate.
• Screw in the fixing screw.
• Using the spanners, lock the spindle and tighten the fixing screw
(Fig. B).
- 1 pc.
- 1 pc.
- 1 pc.
- 1 pc.
Removal of the disc follows the reverse order of installation.
FITTING A DUST BAG
The furrowing machine comes with a dust bag with adjustable shoulder
strap and hose adaptors to connect the dust bag to the furrowing
machine.
• Unscrew one of the adapters (13) fitted to the ends of the hose
• (Fig. C). A left-hand thread was used there.
• Open the dust bag (14) by sliding off the buckle (15) (fig. D).
• Through the emptying opening (16) of the dust bag, insert the
previously dismantled adapter into the inlet opening (17) (fig. D)
so that the narrowed section of the adapter slides partially
outwards.
• Apply and clamp a metal clamp at the connection point of the
adapter to the dust bag and connect the hose to the adapter (fig.
E).
• Put the free end of the hose with the adapter (13) on the spigot
• dust outlet (7) (fig. F) and turn clockwise until it locks into place.
• Adjust the length of the shoulder strap (18) to ensure comfortable
use with the dust bag (14) (fig. D).
Disassembly proceeds in reverse order to assembly.
DUST EXTRACTION CONNECTION
For a cleaner work area, the paving machine can be connected to an
external dust extraction device.
Connect the suction hose end of the dust extraction system to the dust
extraction port (7). Take care to select an adaptor with the correct
diameter so that the connection is secure.
When starting work, start the dust extraction system, e.g. with an
industrial hoover, and then switch off the paving machine. When you
have finished work, switch off the paving machine first and then the
hoover. This will avoid unnecessary dust in the workplace. On some
models of industrial hoovers with a power socket for power tools, there
is automatic switching on and off of the hoover controlled by the power
tool switch.
SETTING THE FURROW DEPTH
Adjusting the furrow depth should be done before starting work with the
machine switched off.
• Loosen the locking lever (6) by sliding it backwards.
• Move the front handle (5) backwards to increase the depth of cut,
forward to decrease.
• A depth indicator and a scale located on the dial housing can
help to set the correct depth.
• Once the correct depth has been set, tighten the locking lever (6)
by moving it forwards.
OPERATION / SETTINGS
Check the condition of the disc before using the power tool.
Do not use chipped, cracked or otherwise damaged discs. A
worn disc should be replaced immediately with a new one
before use. When you have finished working, always switch off
the power tool and wait until the working tool has come to a
complete stop. Only then can the power tool be put away.
• The cutting disc must be fitted correctly and must rotate
freely.
• Never overload the furrowing machine. Overloading and
over-tightening can cause the cutting discs to break
dangerously.
• Never strike the work tool against the work material.
• Never use saw blades designed for cutting wood from
circular saws. The use of such saw blades often results in a
recoil phenomenon of the power tool, loss of control and can
lead to injury to the operator.
ON/OFF
The mains voltage must correspond to the voltage rating on the
power tool's rating plate. Hold the power tool with both hands
during start-up and operation.
The paving machine has a safety switch to prevent accidental start-up.
• Press the switch lock button (1) (Fig. C).
• Press the on/off button (2) (Fig. C).
• Releasing pressure on the switch button (2) stops the furrowing
machine.
WORKING WITH A PAVING MACHINE
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