User manual KRESS WS 1100

[. . . ] The location holes of grinding wheels must not be bored afterwards because of the danger of breakage this involves. The grinding wheels must sit on the spindle in such a way that they are easily moveable without being too loose. The adjusting nut must be made just tight enough to hold the grinding wheel firmly in place. A new grinding wheel or any newly mounted grinding wheel must be allowed to run idle for half a minute in the machine it is to be used on. [. . . ] Operating and other personnel must stand outside the danger area during the trial area. Grinding wheels must not be be brought to a stop by applying pressure to the periphery or to the face of the wheel. If, during the installation of flanges, a bushing happens to be present, it must be ensured that it does not protrude so far over the sides of the abrasive wheels as to touch the flange. Cutting off and grinding may only be carried out with the protective cover on!Before every change of a grinding wheel the mains plug must be pulled!The dust produced when working with crystalline silicic acid is harmful to health. Also applicable to this tool are the separately enclosed safety notes, which we recommend following. Outside power sockets must be protected with residual-current-operated circuit-breakers (r. Double insulation Our equipment is designed in accordance with European regulations (EN standards) for the utmost safety of the user. Machines with double insulation always carry the international symbol. Initial operation Before the first operation check that the mains voltage corresponds to that given on the machine nameplate. Adjusting the curved handle The angle of the curved handle (10) can be easily adjusted to any one of three positions according to the operator's requirements. To do this, unscrew the locking handle (14) in a counter-clockwise direction until the curved handle (10) can be lifted out of the locking teeth of the distance holder (12). Turn the curved handle (10) to the desired position and allow it to re-engage in the locking teeth of the distance holder (12). 5 Mounting instructions for grinding and cutting discs The examples show how grinding rings are to be fastened to the spindle end with the clamping flange (18). Replacing the carbon brushes Our service personnel will carry out this and all other servicing work quickly and professionally. Before mounting tools, disconnect the machine from the power supply or remove the mains cable module (21) from the casing using the locking device button (22). This has been made very straightforward by the new mains cable module (21). Press both locking keys (22) and pull the mains cable module (21) out of the handle. Special equipment Roughing discs for stones and non-ferrous metals Roughing disc for steel and castings Cutting disc for stones Adhesive grinding disc, complete set Adhesive fleece (K 180) Adhesive supporting disc M 14 Vulcanized fiber discs, complete set Supporting disc with clamping flange for vulcanized fiber discs Steel wire cup-shaped brush Environmental protection Kress takes back used machines for resource saving recycling. Due to their modular construction Kress machines can be very easily broken down into their recyclable basic materials. Hand in your old Kress machine at a dealer or send them directly to Kress. [. . . ] Hand in your old Kress machine at a dealer or send them directly to Kress. Consignes de sécurité et protection contre les accidents Parcourir entièrement la notice d'utilisation avant de mettre la machine en service, suivre les consignes de sécurité de cette notice, de même que les consignes de sécurité générales relatives aux outils électriques dispensées dans la brochure fournie avec la notice. Vid montering på sidan, till höger eller vänster, om handtaget (10) är tillvägagångssättet detsamma, man måste dock se till att distanshållarens (12) kam (15) hamnar i avsedda fördjupningar (16) i förlängningen på växellådshuvudets (11) ventilationsslitsar (17). Lämna tillbaka skrotade Kressmaskiner till affären eller skicka in dem till Kress. [. . . ]