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2.
Fasten the four legs (36) to the
inside of all corners of the machine:
− Fit hexagon head screws (40)
into holes from the outside;
− place washers (39) and
− hexagon nuts (38) on screws and
tighten.
3.
Slide rubber feet (37) on legs.
5.3
Chip chute installation
•
Attach chip chute (41) with four
sheet metal screws (42) to the chip
chute extrusion (43).
41
42
43
5.4
Jointer fence installation
1.
Remove
fence
carrier
bracket(49) from fence carrier (46).
Take care not to loose the two guide
pins (50) in the fence carrier support
bracket.
2.
Fasten fence carrier support bracket
(49) with two hexagon head screws
(48) to infeed table.
44
53
52
51
3.
Attach fence carrier to fence carrier
support bracket again.
4.
Slide two carriage bolts (51) into the
fence extrusion (52) and attach to
fence carrier with two self-locking
hexagon nuts (47).
5.
Fit extrusion end caps (53) to both
ends of the fence extrusion.
6.
Screw cover plate (44) with two
cross-recessed head screws (45) to
fence carrier.
7.
Adjust the two set screws so that the
positive stops are set exactly to 45°
and 90° (use try and mitre square).
5.5
Connection to AC Power
B
Danger! Electrical Hazard.
Operate in dry environment only.
Operate machine only on a power
source
requirements (see also "Technical
Specications"):
− Fuse protection by a residual cur-
rent operated device (RCD) of
30 mA sensitivity;
− Outlets properly earthed;
− 5-wire three-phase outlets with
neutral lead.
− When a dust collector is used it
must also be properly earthed.
Position power supply cable so it
does not interfere with the work and
is not damaged.
Protect power supply cable from heat,
aggressive liquids and sharp edges.
Use only extension cables with a suffi-
cient lead cross section.
Do not pull on power supply cable to
unplug.
B
Check direction of rotation!
(machines with 3-phase motor only):
support
Depending onthe
the cutterblock may turn in the wrong
direction. This can cause damage to
the machine and work piece. It is
therefore necessary to check the
direction of rotation after initial com-
missioning
machine is connected to a different
outlet.
45
If the direction of rotation is incorrect
the phases must be changed on the
46
supply line or mains connection by
47
an electrician.
48
6. Operation
The planer/thicknesser HC 260 can
either be operated as surface planer or
49
thickness planer:
6.1
Surface planer mode
50
matching
the
following
phase sequence
and
every
time
3
Note:
Surface planing is used to level
an uneven surface (= jointing), for exam-
ple the edges of a plank.
− The work piece rests on top of the
infeed table.
− The work piece is cut on the under-
side.
− The feed direction for the work piece
is exactly opposite than that for
thickness planing.
Work piece dimensions
Length
use push block
(feeding aid) if less
than 250 mm
use extra work piece
supports or helper if
over 1500 mm
Preparation
A
Danger!
Always unplug before servicing!
1.
Swing chip chute down.
2.
Turn both left and right lock lever
outwards.
3.
Place outfeed table (54) on machine
– both pins on the machine housing
must engage in the lower slots of
the
the outfeed table guide.
54
4.
Secure outfeed table (54) with both
lock levers (55).
5.
Crank
thicknesser
120 mm height.
6.
Place dust collector connector (this
is not the chip chute mentioned in
step 1!) below the infeed table into
the machine. Observe correct posi-
tion of the dust collector connector:
− suction port points outwards;
− slide dust collector connector in
until the point of intersection of
shaft and axis below the infeed
table (arrow) is exactly above the
matching seat of the dust collec-
tor connector.
ENGLISH
Width
Height
260 mm
5 mm
max.
min.
55
bed
up
to
19
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