Proxxon DH 40 Mode D'emploi page 10

Operating manual
GB
Thickness planer DH 40
Contents:
Foreword ....................................................................10
Safety instructions ......................................................10
Description of the machine ..........................................11
Scope of supply ..........................................................12
Technical data DH 40..............................................12
Installation and commissioning ..................................12
Planing ........................................................................13
Repair and maintenance ............................................13
Changing the cutters ..............................................13
Adjusting the cutters ..............................................14
Cleaning ......................................................................14
Lubrication ..............................................................15
Spare parts lists ..........................................................66
Foreword
The use of this manual
• makes it easier to get to know the equipment.
• prevents faults caused by incorrect operation and
• increases the life of your equipment.
Always keep this manual ready to hand.
Only operate this equipment if you have a thorough
knowledge of it and in accordance with the manual.
PROXXON shall not be liable for the safe operation of the
equipment in the case of:
• handling, which is not in accordance with normal use,
• other purposes, which are not mentioned in the
manual,
• non-observance of the safety regulations.
You have no claim under the warranty in the case of:
• operator errors
• lack of maintenance
• use of non-PROXXON spare parts
For your own safety, please be sure to observe the safety
regulations.
Use only original PROXXON spare parts.
We reserve the right to make improvements in the
interest of technical progress. We wish you every
success with the equipment.
Safety instructions
Avoid disorder in the working area.
Disorder in the working area always means an increased
risk of accidents. Remember to clean wood shavings
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from the workplace every now and then even during
operation.
Fix the unit on a firm foundation so that it is level and
secure.
Make sure in all cases that the unit cannot fall or topple,
especially during operation. Holes, which can be used to
bolt the planer to the foundations, are provided in the feet
for this purpose.
Check the unit for damage before every use.
Please check the planing machine each time before
using, particularly the cutting tools, the safety devices and
the connecting cable and plug. Please note: Defective
parts, especially damaged safety devices, may only be
changed by a specialist or by the PROXXON Customer
Service Department.
Use only original PROXXON spare parts.
Never interfere with the planing machine.
Do not change anything on the machine and do not carry
out any modifications. This could be detrimental to me-
chanical and electrical safety; in particular, there is a risk
of electric shock and your safety could be further
prejudiced. This can result in injury and material damage.
Never work without the safety equipment provided.
Make sure that all the housing covers of the planer are
closed during operation in all cases and that the kickback
protection device is working properly. After actuation, the
kickback fingers must drop back into their starting po-
sition of their own accord, the edges of the points must
be sharp and the fingers must not be deformed.
Pay attention to the surrounding conditions.
Never used the planer in the rain, in a damp environment
or in the vicinity of inflammable liquids or gases.
Make sure that there is adequate lighting.
Use a dust mask and only use the planing machine
in well ventilated rooms.
The dust from some of the types of wood to be machined
could be damaging to health if inhaled. Therefore take the
necessary precautions and wear a dust mask.
Use protective goggles.
Inspect the workplace carefully before planing.
Check the workpiece that you want to plane for possible
inclusions such as nails, screws, stones etc and remove
these.
Metal parts in particular that are embedded in the work
piece can damage the shafts and knives in your thick-
nesser and render it useless. The work piece might
possibly splinter, Caution: Risk of injury! The slide face
on the planing table can become scratched and thus lead
to impaired function.