DIAKAT BL-300 Manuel de l'opérateur - Page 9

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Floor grinder

BEFORE STARTING

3.1.Visual check up of the machine state

Regularly (before commencing work) check:

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all covers and safety features

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all screwed joints (especially tool mounting screws)

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state of tool's wear

WORKING WITH THE MACHINE

!ATTENTION! Always use adequate dust collector when grinding in enclosed area.

4.1. Setting of the machine , start, stop

!ATTENTION! never start the machine if the tool is touching the floor.

1. With the aid of front and rear setting wheels set the machine that the tool (machine frame) is

parallel to the working surface and the tool is lightly touching the floor.

2. Set the depth of cut by the front setting wheel and tighten the check nut. By using the rear setting

wheel again level the machine. Lock the rear setting wheel.

3. Set the machine to idle position by quick-lift controller so that the tool is in safe height above the

ground.

4. Start-up the engine.

5. When reaching maximal engine RPM's lower the tool carefully on the ground.

6. According to the type of grinded material and requested pressure add corresponding additional

weights (always same qty on each side of the machine) so that engine's RPM are sustained during

work.

!ATTENTION! Select such a depth of cut (depending on the material grinded) so that the machine is

not overloaded (the motor must not slow down or stall – danger of damage to the motor).

4.2. Working with the machine

If all settings are correct the machine is moving over the surface easily. In order to achieve the best

flatness of the grounded surface move the machine evenly from side to side in arches and at the same

time move slowly forward. Regularly check the state of wear of the grinding tool and clogging by dirt

of the TCT cutters! Clogged tool can not work properly, it wears unevenly and clogging can

eventually lead to damage or destruction of carrier and cutters.

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