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5. Put thicknesser drive gear cover back on and
secure with the two self-locking nuts.
Drive belt tensioning
1. Unplug power cable.
2. Unscrew cap nut of drive belt cover and remove
cover (86).
3. Check belt tension with thumb pressure. The
drive belt (85) should not give more than
10 mm in the centre.
If the drive belt requires tensioning:
4. Loosen the four motor mounting screws by
approx. one turn.
85
87
5. Push motor down to tension belt.
6. When belt tension is correct tighten motor
mounting screws (87) crosswise.
7. If necessary, remove chips and dust with dust
collector or brush.
8. Put belt cover back on and secure with cap nut.
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Machine care
1. Unplug power cable.
2. Remove chips and dust with dust collector or
brush from
cutterblock;
height-setting mechanism of cutterblock
guard extrusion;
thicknesser bed spindles;
thicknesser feed drive.
3. Apply a light coat of care and maintenance
spray to the following components (do not use
oil!):
thicknesser bed spindles;
height-setting mechanism of cutterblock
guard extrusion.
4. Apply a light coat of anti-seize compound to
infeed table, outfeed table and thicknesser bed.
Maschine transportation
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Caution!
To carry the machine two persons are
required.
Do not carry the machine holding it at the
infeed and outfeed tables, these are not
designed to withstand the tensile load by the
machine weight.
1. Remove jointer fence.
2. Remove outfeed table.
3. Lower cutterblock guard extrusion fully and
push extrusion all the way in.
4. Set thicknesser bed to about half the thickness-
ing height.
5. Put two roofing battens or 2 x 4's through the
machine and lift it with the battens.
Machine storage
A
Danger!
Store machine so that
it can not be started by unauthorized per-
sons and
nobody can get injured while the machine
is switched off.
A
Caution!Do not store machine unprotected
outdoors or in damp environment.
Service plan
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The checks and procedures described here
are an aid to safety! Should there be faults
evident on any of these components, the
machine must not be used until these faults
have been remedied in a workmanlike man-
ner.
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