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Machine-specific safety instructions
1.
Safety shoes, eye and ear protection to be used AT
ALL TIMES.
2.
Do not wear any loose-fitting clothes (ties, jewels,
etc.). Long hair should be tied.
3.
Make sure your hands can move freely when
operating the machine so that working is safe.
4.
Unplug the machine before any work on it.
5.
Never check the machine or take any measure in
respect of the machine until the lathe spindle is fully
stopped.
6.
Speed may only be changed when the lathe spindle
is fully stopped.
7.
Make sure the surface is able to withstand the
machine weight.
8.
At all times, close the protective covers before
switching the machine on.
Use as designated
The lathe can be used both for outdoor and indoor turning
work, face turning, thread turning and a broad range of
various activities such as boring, reaming and cutting of
threads. The lathe can be used in precision mechanics and
do-it-yourself work, guaranteeing good results.
Disposal
Disposal instructions are illustrated in the form of
pictograms on the device or packaging. Description of the
pictograms is given in "Identification" chapter.
Disposal of transport packaging
Packaging protects the device against damage during
transport. Packaging materials are usually selected
according to their effect on environment and disposal
methods and can therefore be recycled.
Returning of the packaging back to circulation saves
resources and costs for packaging disposal.
Parts of the packaging (e.g. foil, styropor) may be
dangerous for children. Risk of suffocation!
Keep these parts of the packaging out of reach of children
and dispose as soon as possible.
Operator requirements
The operator should carefully read the Operating
Instructions before using the machine.
Residual risks and protective measures
Even if this electric machine is operated in accordance
with the applicable rules and regulations, some residual
risks still exist.
The following risks may arise in connection with the design
of this electric machine:
1. Damage to lungs if an appropriate mask for the
protection against dust is not worn.
2. Hearing damage if appropriate hearing protection is not
used.
3. Damage to health arising from vibration affecting hands
and shoulders if the machine has been used for a long
time or is not properly maintained.
4. Direct electric contact
A defective cable or plug may lead to electric shock
dangerous to life.
At all times, have any defective cable or plug replaced
by an expert. Only a machine connected to a safety
switch against stray current to be used.
5. Indirect electric contact
Injury by live parts in case of exposed electric or
defective structural parts.
System plug to be always disconnected before any
servicing. Work on RCD switches only.
6.
Inappropriate
local
lighting,
represent a high safety risk.
At all times, provide appropriate and adequate lighting
for your work with the machine.
inadequate
lighting
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Qualification
There is no need for any special qualification except for
detailed training by qualified person.
Minimum age
Operate the machine can only people 16+ years old.
Exception is made when using by youths during the
occupational training to achieve exact skills under the
supervision of a trainer.
Training
There is a corresponding course needed only to operate
this machine. No special training is necessary.
Putting the machine into operation
•
Before putting the machine into operation, check
thoroughly if the electrical equipment installation is
appropriate and if the connections on connection spots
are tight. Lines/cables could get loose during transport,
resulting in a risk of injury when connected to the
power supply.
•
The guiding surfaces of the machine bed and all
exposed parts are treated with anti-corrosive agents
for transport purposes. The anti-corrosive agents can
be removed by paraffin or petrol for washing purposes.
Then, dry out the machine bed surfaces and lubricate
the guide with oil for the bed guiding surfaces.
•
Check all controls if their controllability is smooth and if
they can be moved smoothly backlash free. If the
guides are difficult to use, get stuck or their backlash is
too big, they must be adjusted with the adjustment
mouldings and pressure pins.
•
All
controls
must
be
controllability and slide and transverse guiding of bed
slides, surfacing slides for continuous movement
without any backlash. If guiding was difficult, got stuck
or had a too big backlash, it is necessary to make an
adjustment using the adjustment mouldings and
pressure pins.
•
Before putting the machine into operation, check
thoroughly if the electrical equipment installation is
appropriate and if the connections on connection spots
are tight.
•
All the safety equipment and covers must be fitted
before the machine is put into operation.
•
To put the machine into operation for the first time, set
the lowest spindle speed and run the machine without
any load for at least 10 minutes. Watch the bearings,
etc. if not getting abnormally hot and follow the
function process, noise, etc. If no anomaly is found,
the spindle speed can gradually be increased to the
maximum level.
•
All interfaces, lubrication holes and surfaces on the
machine to be lubricated should be treated with
lubrication oil.
Installation / Change of chuck jaws (pic. 3-10/pos.4)
The chuck jaws (4) are numbered 1 to 3 and must be fitted
in the chuck jaw guiding based on the order (A) in the
three-jaw chuck (3).
•
First, insert the jaw chuck key (41) in one of the
fastening screws of the three-jaw chuck (2) and loosen
the chuck jaw (4) by turning the jaw chuck key (41) to
the left until the chuck jaw (26) can be released
(picture 3).
•
Choose the chuck jaws to be installed (see Inner and
outer grade of chuck jaws) and sort them by their
numbering (a numerical code starting with 1, 2 or 3 is
imprinted on every chuck jaw) (pic. 4-7).
•
Put the chuck jaw 1 to one of the chuck jaw guiding (A)
and press it towards the centre of the three-jaw chuck
(3).
checked
for
continuous
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