Operation; Mode Of Operation; Maintenance And Environmental Protection - Meister BWS 500 C Traduction Du Manuel D'utilisation Original

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8 – Operation
Switching on (fig. 7)
Push the On/Off mechanism (1) in the
direction of the arrow to I (ON) and hold
in this position.
Switching off (fig. 7)
Release the On/Off mechanism. Only
put the machine down after it has come
to a complete standstill.
Test run
CAUTION! Always carry out a test
run before starting work and after
every tool change!
Always ensure that the tools are in good
condition, correctly mounted and able to
turn freely. The trial run should last
approx. 30 sec.
9 – Mode of operation
• Always place the workpiece on a firm
surface before starting.
• Observe rotation direction and
function
• The distance between the user and
the machine should be as great as
possible.
• Avoid jolting the workpiece.
CAUTION! Never machine
material containing asbestos.
Cutting
Apply slight pressure to the cutting disk
from above, but NOT from the side.
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Adjust forward pressure to material and
rotation speed. The machine must work
in reverse rotation (fig. 9).
CAUTION! Do not cut wet
material.
Roughing
Hold the machine at an angle of 30° to
40° to the workpiece. Move the machine
back and forward with moderate pressure.
10 – Maintenance and
environmental
protection
CAUTION! Before any
maintenance working on the
appliance, unplug it from the mains.
Remove dust regularly from machine and
ventilation slits. Clean the case only with
a damp cloth – Do not use solvents. Then
dry well.
CAUTION! Conductive metallic
dust may impair the function of
the machine.
When working frequently with metals,
blow the ventilation slots out regularly
with compressed air and if necessary
install a safety cut-out switch (FI).
Replacing the carbon brushes
The carbon brushes under the cover
(10) must always be replaced in pairs by
a specialist. At the same time, have
dust removed from the contacts using a
brush or compressed air.
CAUTION! Electrical and battery
operated units that no longer work
should not be disposed of in the
household waste! They are to be
collected separately, in accordance with