Evolution EvoMAG42 Traduction De La Notice Originale page 10

(9.1)
1) TRANSPORTING and HANDLING.
Magnetic Drills are heavy machines, care must
be taken when transporting and handling.
• When transporting or moving the Magnetic
Drill, always use the carrying handle or
other carrying aids provided.
• Always ensure that the dovetail slide is in
its lowest position and locked in place.
• Do not transport or move the Magnetic
Drill with a cutter attached.
• If the coolant feed system is fitted, ensure
that the coolant feed tap is in the off position,
or the coolant system has been drained.
• If the Magnetic Drill is to be transported in
a vehicle ensure that it is laid on its side and
is secured to prevent movement.
• Do not transport the Magnetic Drill with
the mains cord and plug dragging along
the ground.
• Never carry or drag the machine using the
mains cord.
(9.2)
Carrying your Magnetic Drill
Safety Advice
• Although compact, this Magnetic Drill is
heavy. To reduce the risk of back injury, get
competent help, if required, whenever you
have to lift the drill.
• To reduce the risk of back injury, hold
the tool close to your body when lifting.
Bend your knees so you can lift with your
legs, not your back. Lift by using the
transportation/lifting handle.
• Never carry the Magnetic Drill by the power
cord. Carrying the Magnetic Drill by the
power cord could cause damage to the
insulation or the wire connections resulting
in electric shock or fire.
• Before moving the Magnetic Drill tighten
the auxiliary slide locking screw to guard
against sudden unexpected movement.
• Lock the Drilling Head in its lowest position.
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(9.3)
2) BEFORE USING THE MAGNETIC DRILL.
• Check the mains cord and plug for any
damage. If damaged it must be replaced
before use.
• Check the complete machine for any signs
of damage. If the machine is damaged it
must not be used until it has been repaired.
• Check the security and condition of the
guard. This machine must not be used
without the guard being fitted.
• Ensure that the feed handles are attached
securely.
• Check that the dovetail slide is correctly
adjusted and operates smoothly without
any binding or excessive sideways
movement. The cutting head should not
fall freely under its own weight.
• Check the condition of the webbing safety
strap and adjustable buckle for any signs of
damage or fraying. If damaged it must be
replaced.
• Check that the secondary/auxiliary slide is
securely locked by the locking lever.
(9.4)
3) ADJUSTING GIBS (Dovetail Slides) FREE
PLAY
Before every use, lubricate and adjust as
necessary. When adjusting the gib the
following procedure must be followed.
• Using the supplied 3mm Hex Key loosen
slightly the 3 cap screws. (Fig 12(a) shows
1 of the cap screws). With all 3 cap screws
loosened, ensure that the main slide is at
the lowest position.
• Using the 2 mm Hex Key supplied turn
the lower and middle adjusting screws to
eliminate any free movement. (Fig 12 (b)
shows 1 of the adjusting screws).
• Move the main slide upwards until its top
edge is level with the top of the dovetail
slide way. Turn the upper adjusting screw
to take up any free movement.
• Operate the crank handle to move the slide
up and down. There should be no free play,
yet no binding anywhere throughout the
range of travel.
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