Assembly And Disassembly Of The Adapter For Router Bit With Female Thread (See Fig. 1 And 3); Operation; Initial Operation; Speed Adjustment (See Fig. 1) - Mafell LO65 Ec Traduction De La Notice D'emploi Originale

4.5 Assembly and disassembly of the adapter for
router bit with female thread (see Fig. 1 and
3)
Assembly

Instead of collet 510, insert the adapter into
cutter spindle cone 27 and tighten it with cap nut
37. The milling cutters can be fastened on the
protruding end of the thread.
Disassembly

Lock the cutter spindle by pressing index bolt
31.

Slightly unscrew the milling cutter at the
adapter.

Keep the index bolt depressed and unscrew the
tensioning nut with a flat spanner of wrench size
22.

Manually screw the cap nut onto the milling
cutter collar.

Twist the cap nut and the milling cutter against
each other using the flat spanner. By doing so,
you will pull the adapter from the cone.

You can screw off the parts by hand.
5

Operation

5.1 Initial operation

Personnel entrusted to work with the machine must
be made aware of the operating instructions, calling
particular attention
instructions".
5.1.1 Switching on and off (see Fig. 1)
Danger
Only switch on the machine if the
milling cutter has no contact with
the workpiece.

Switching on: Press rocker switch 42 at the
end designated with I.

Switching off: Press rocker switch 42 at the
end designated with O. The electronic brake
causes the machine to come to a standstill very
quickly.
to the chapter "Safety

5.2 Speed adjustment (see Fig. 1)

Which speed has to be set for which milling cutter-Ø
and material can be gathered from the depicted
diagram and from the front of the machine.
The electronic system keeps the set speed constant.
In addition, the electronic system adjusts the motor
down in case of overload, i.e. the tool will stop. The
machine must then be switched off. Switch on the
machine again afterwards and continue to work with
reduced feed speed.
Danger
Do not work with the router if the
electronic system is defective, as
this may lead to excessive speeds.

5.3 Milling depth adjustment (see Fig. 1)

5.3.1 Clamping device
By turning handle 25 clockwise you can lock the
machine at any milling depth.
5.3.2 Return stroke limit
To avoid unnecessary empty strokes, you can reduce
the stroke to the required length by adjusting knurling
nut 28.
5.3.3 Revolving depth control turret
The revolving depth control turret 12 can be used to
set three different milling depths. The longest of the
stop screws 85 is set to the smallest milling depth
while the shortest stop screw 83b is set to the largest
milling depth.
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