Using For The First Time; Connection To The Power Supply - Batavia RACER BT-CS006 Mode D'emploi

Attention!
The stated vibration emission was determined using
a standardised measurement technique and allows
comparisons between this tool and others. The stated
vibration emission can also act as a preliminary risk
estimate. The actual vibration emission during tool
use may deviate from the indicated values,
depending on how the tool is used. Based on the
estimated risk under realistic conditions, suitable
preventative measures should be taken to protect the
user (The load run times for all the working cycles
should also be considered such as, for example,
continued turning and idling of the tool).
limit noise and vibration to a minimum!
• Use only problem free electric power tools.
• Regularly maintain and clean the electric
power tool.
• Adapt your working methods to the electric
power tool.
• Do not overload the electric power tool.
• Have the electric power tool inspected, if
necessary.
• Switch the electric power tool off when it is not
in use.

6. uSIng For ThE FIrST TImE

6.1 unpacking
1. Open the packaging and carefully remove the
electric power tool.
2. Remove the packaging material.
3. Remove the packing and transport safety
devices (if any).
4. Check that all the expected contents are
present.
5. Inspect the electric power tool and accessories
for any damage during transport.
6. Retain the packaging, if possible, until the end
of the warranty period. Thereafter, please
dispose of the packaging in an environmentally
friendly way, by utilising a recycling system.

6.2 Connection to the power supply

Make absolutely sure, before connecting, that the
data on the nameplate agrees with the mains
power supply data. Always pull out the power plug
before making adjustments to the electric power
tool.
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6.3 note
Attention!
• Before undertaking any work on the electric
power tool, unplug it from the mains!
• Do not use tool inserts which are defective or
which exhibit tears or fissures.
• Do not use a flange or flange nut with a hole
larger or smaller than the hole in the tool insert.
• Only use tool inserts of the same type as
those delivered with the electric power tool.
Seek advice from a specialist trader.
6.4 Inserting and changing tool inserts
(figures 3 and 4)
• Press the spindle lock (8).
• Loosen the clamping screw (13) by turning it
clockwise with the Allen key (10).
• Press the lock on the safety guard (7), push
back the movable safety guard and hold it
firmly.
• If the tool insert (11) is clamped, move it
downwards.
• Clean the flange and install a new tool insert.
Pay attention to the direction of motion (check
the arrows on the housing and on the tool
insert).
• Tighten the clamping screws, anticlockwise, to
secure the tool insert, ensuring that the tool
insert is concentric.
• Before you operate the on/off switch, make
sure that the tool insert is correctly installed,
that the moving parts are free and the
clamping screws are firmly tightened.
• Attention! The Allen key (10) must not be
left inserted in the clamping screw.
note: After installing or changing a tool insert,
allow the electric power tool to run for the first
minute without any load, in order to make sure
that the tool insert is correctly seated.
6.5 Setting the cutting depth (Figure 5)
• Loosen the adjustment screw (3).
• Adjust the cutting depth according to the scale
(a) and tighten the adjustment screw (3).
• For wood and plastics, the cutting depth
should be selected to be a little deeper than
the material thickness.