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BETTCHER Industries, Inc.

750M2 (F/N *183000) Bone Trimmer

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND SPARE PARTS LISTS

LARGE MODULAR SERIES II TOOLS

Models :

850M2 (F/N *183001) Defatting Machine

880M2-B&S (F/N *183002) Primal Fat Shaper

1850M2 (F/N *183003) Defatting Machine 1880M2 (F/N *183004) Primal Fat Shaper

1000M2 (F/N *183005) Defatting Machine 1300M2 (F/N *183006) Primal Fat Shaper

1400M2 (F/N *183007) Ham Finisher 1500M2 (F/N *183008) Skinning Machine 1930M2 (F/N *185000) Defatting Machine

1932M2 (F/N *185086) Defatting Machine

1933M2 (F/N *185001) Defatting Machine 1940M2 (F/N *185002) Defatting Machine 1942M2 (F/N *185087) Defatting Machine 1943M2 (F/N *185003) Slicing Machine

MANUAL #183130

Re-Issued : October 29, 2001

TMC #756

TECHNICAL BETTCHER LARGE MODULAR SERIES II WHIZARD MANUAL INDUSTRIES, INC. REV. June 28, 2012

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or any

means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Bettcher Industries Inc.

Written permission to reproduce in whole or part is herewith granted to the legal owners of the Whizard Trimmer with which these Operating Instructions have been supplied.

Operating Instructions in other languages are available on request. Additional copies of Operating Instructions are available by calling or writing the local Representative or by contacting :

BETTCHER INDUSTRIES INC.

6801 State Route 60

Birmingham, Ohio 44889

U.S.A.

Telephone : 1-440-965-4422

(In The U.S.A.) : 1-800-321-8763

Fax : 1-440-965-4900

The Infomation Provided In These Operating Instructions Are

Important To Your Health, Comfort And Safety. For Safe

And Proper Operation, Read This Entire Manual

Before Using This Equipment.

Original Instructions

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Table Of Contents

SECTION 1.0 Machine Specifications 1

SECTION 2.0 Designated Use 1

2.1 Warning 1

2.2 Recommended Operation 2

SECTION 3.0 Function 5

3.1 Machine Function Description 5

3.2 Safety Recommendations And Warnings 5

SECTION 4.0 Safety Features 7

SECTION 5.0 Ergonomics & Environment 8

5.1 Ergonomic Features 8

5.2 Noise And Vibration Levels 8

SECTION 6.0 Unpacking 9

6.1 Safety First 9

6.2 Included With Your Machine 9

SECTION 7.0 Installation 9

SECTION 8.0 Instructions For Operation 10

8.1 Optional Thumb Support And Handle Size Selection 10

8.2 Handle - Assembly & Adjustments 10

8.3 Proper Use/Operating Procedures 16

8.4 Fault Detection And Correction 22

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Table Of Contents

(Continued)

SECTION 9.0 Maintenance 24

9.1 Disassembly Of Handpiece 24

9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance 27

9.3 Blade Sharpening 34

9.4 Assembly 35

9.5 Preventative Maintenance 39

SECTION 10.0 Cleaning 40

10.1 Periodic Cleaning During Use 40

10.2 Daily Cleaning 40

10.3 Cleaning Solutions 40

SECTION 11.0 Spare Parts List 41

11.1 Head Assembly - 750M2 42

11.2 Head Assembly - 850M2 44

11.3 Head Assembly - 880M2-B 46

11.4 Head Assembly – 880M2-S 48

11.5 Head Assembly - 1850M2 50

11.6 Head Assembly – 1880M2 52

11.7 Head Assembly - 1000M2 54

11.8 Head Assembly - 1300M2 56

11.9 Head Assembly - 1400M2 58

11.10 Head Assembly - 1500M2 60

11.11 Head Assembly - 1930M2 62

11.12 Head Assembly - 1932M2 64

11.13 Head Assembly - 1933M2 66

11.14 Head Assembly - 1940M2 68

11.15 Head Assembly - 1942M2 70

11.16 Head Assembly - 1943M2 72

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Table Of Contents

(Continued)

11.17 Flex Shaft & Casing 74

11.18 Post Handle (Optional) 76

11.19 Optional Equipment Available 78 Lubrication and Lubrication Equipment 78 Optional Blades 78 Blade Sharpening and Steeling Equipment 78 Covers and Depth Gauges 78 Tools 79 Cleaning Equipment 79 Cleaning Solution 79

11.20 Handle Options 79

SECTION 12.0 About These Operating Instructions 80

12.1 Other Languages 80

12.2 Document Identification 80

12.3 Software & Duplication 80

SECTION 13.0 Contact Addresses & Phone 81

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SECTION 1.0 Machine Specifications

Bettcher Modular Series II Whizard tools are highly effective for use in the meat industry, designed with the highest possible standards for safety, ergonomics and production. These versatile machines, with their carefully engineered and durable cutting edge, bring uniformity and consistent yield control to all operations. This Operating Instruction covers the following models:

Model Main Application 750M2 Bone Trimmer

850M2 Defatting Machine 880M2-B&S Primal Fat Shaper 1850M2 Defatting Machine 1880M2 Primal Fat Shaper 1000M2 Defatting Machine 1300M2 Primal Fat Shaper 1400M2 Ham Finisher 1500M2 Skinning Machine 1930M2 Defatting Machine 1932M2 Defatting Machine 1933M2 Defatting Machine 1940M2 Defatting Machine 1942M2 Defatting Machine

SECTION 2.0 Designated Use

2.1 Warning

1943M2 Slicing Machine

Modular Series II Whizard tools are used for removal of fat and tissue, the recovery of lean meat from fat, and as a universal cutting tool in the meat industry. Any use in applications other than those for which the Whizard trimmer was designed and built may result in serious injuries.

WARNING

THE MANUFACTURER ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR ANY

UNAUTHORIZED DESIGN CHANGES, MODIFICATIONS, OR USE OF

PARTS NOT SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURER

THE USE OF PARTS NOT DESIGNED FOR USE ON THAT SPECIFIC

MODEL, INCLUDING CHANGES IN OPERATING PROCEDURES MADE BY

THE OWNER OR ANY OF HIS PERSONNEL.

THE USE OF PARTS OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED IN THE PARTS LIST

FOR THE SPECIFIC MODEL MAY CAUSE BLADE LOCK-UP RESULTING

IN AN UNSAFE OPERATING CONDITION.

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2.2 Recommended Operations

Modular Series II Whizard tools are made for several recommended operations. Ensure that you are using the correct tool for your specific application. The following recommendation list is not intended to be a total and comprehensive listing, but is offered as a guide. Additional applications are possible.

MODEL 750M2

PORK CUT PORK KILL FOAM INDUSTRY

 Remove diaphragm lean  Removal of picnic hearts

 Remove cheek meat  Remove blood clots from

jowls

 Remove defects  Flash trimming

MODELS 850M2/1850M2

POULTRY BEEF PORK PROCESSING

 Defatting turkey skins  Defatting turkey thighs

PORK KILL

 Removing leaf lard

 Recover lean from fat  Trim lean from rib caps  Trim beef tripe

 External ham defatting  Internal ham defatting  Defat pork loins  Remove oyster meat

MODEL 880M2-B/1880M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE

BEEF BONING/FABRICATING

 Removing Dirt and Hair

- Slaughter Floor

- Prior to Loading

- Upon Receiving

- Prior to Fabrication

 Final Trim on Primal Fat Shaping

MODEL 880M2-S/1880M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE

HOG KILL/HOG CUT/HAM PROCESSING

 Remove skin or hair patches  Trimming pork loins and Canadian backs  Internal and external defatting of hams

TOP ROUNDS/BOTTOM ROUNDS/BRISKETS/CUBE STEAK MATERIAL

 Removing membranes and light fat covering

DEFATTING TURKEY THIGHS

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2.2 Recommended Operations (Continued)

MODEL 1000M2

HOG CUT

 Defat hams, picnics and butts  Removing lean from:

- Picnic Face

- Clear Plates

 Jowls shoulder end of belly  Belly (Wire muscle – Pickle pocket)  Plate Trim

- Fat Backs

- Bootjack

BEEF SLAUGHTER

 Defatting hot beef externally & internally  Kidney fat, heart fat, pelvic fat & cod fat

MODEL 1300M2

BEEF KILL

 Pizzle cord removal  Removing external fat

BEEF BONING/ FABRICATION

 Primal Fat Shaping:

- Strips

- Sirloin Butts

HAM BONING

 External defat of hams  External defat of pork shoulders

- Ribs

 Defat navels (Pastrami)

MODEL 1400M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE

PORK PROCESSING

 Defatting:

- Whole Hams

- Shoulders

- Canadian Backs

 Removing Beater Marks  Scraping Leaf Lard

BEEF PROCESSING

 Carcass hair & dirt removal  Defatting:

- New York strips & sirloin butts

- Rounds and ribeyes

MODEL 1500M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE

PORK PROCESSING

 Removing skin patches from bellies  Defatting:

- Whole Hams

- Pork Loins

BEEF SLAUGHTER

 Defatting hot beef externally  Hair and dirt removal

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2.2 Recommended Operations (Continued)

MODEL 1930M2

BEEF SLAUGHTER

 Defatting Hot Beef

MODEL 1932M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE

BEEF PROCESSING

 Defatting Strips

MODEL 1933M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DISC GAUGE

BEEF PROCESSING

 Defatting Strips

MODEL 1940M2

BEEF SLAUGHTER

 Defatting Hot Beef

MODEL 1942M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DEPTH GAUGE

BEEF PROCESSING

 Defatting Strips

MODEL 1943M2 WITH ADJUSTABLE DISC GAUGE

BEEF PROCESSING SALMON PROCESSING

 Defatting Strips  Slicing

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SECTION 3.0 Function

3.1 Machine Functions

Modular Series II Whizard tools are durable and efficient, promoting higher yields for meat and poultry trimming. The Modular Series II Whizard tools are superbly designed for ease of handling while reducing operator fatigue. Modular Series II Whizard tool blades maintain accurate and continued sharpness.

A vertically hung motor drives a flexible shaft. The flexible shaft drives a rotating blade in the handpiece via a gear and pinion. The force to cut through meat and fat is now provided by the drive motor and no longer by the worker. Forces applied by the worker are greatly reduced and limited to guiding the rotating knife blade.

3.2 Safety Recommendations And Warnings

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

Modular Series II Whizard tools have been designed to obtain the highest possible degree of safety. The Trimmer contains sharp knife blades. Handle this equipment with caution as you would with any sharp object. In particular, read and apply the following safety recommendations :

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE

FOR

GLOVE SHOULD BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS

EQUIPMENT AND DURING THE HANDLING OF BLADES.

METAL MESH GLOVES ARE RECOMMENDED

THE FREE HAND.

FOR

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3.2 Safety Recommendations And Warnings (Continued)

WARNING

KEEP HANDS AWAY FROM MOVING BLADE!

WARNING

ALWAYS TURN OFF THE MOTOR AND PLACE THE HANDPIECE IN THE

HANGER BRACKET. NEVER LAY THE HANDPIECE DOWN ON THE

WORKSTATION OR LET IT HANG FREE BY THE FLEX SHAFT CASING.

NEVER PLACE THE HANDPIECE IN THE HANGER WHILE THE BLADE IS

STILL REVOLVING!

WARNING

ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER AND REMOVE THE TOOL FROM

THE FLEX SHAFT CASING PRIOR TO SERVICING!

WARNING

IF AT ANY TIME THIS MACHINE DOES NOT APPEAR TO OPERATE

NORMALLY OR EXHIBITS A MARKED CHANGE IN PERFORMANCE, IT

SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY SHUT DOWN, UNPLUGGED, AND TAGGED AS

"UNSAFE" UNTIL SUCH TIME AS PROPER REPAIRS ARE MADE AND THE

MACHINE AGAIN OPERATES NORMALLY.

WARNING

AFTER SERVICE OF THE UNIT, ALWAYS CHECK TO ENSURE THAT THE

BLADE IS FREE TO ROTATE IN THE MACHINE PRIOR TO STARTING. IF

THE BLADE DOES NOT ROTATE FREELY, IT MAY CAUSE THE

HANDPIECE TO ROTATE IN THE HAND.

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3.2 Safety Recommendations And Warnings (Continued)

WARNING

LENGTHY OR REPEATED USE OF VARIOUS POWER TOOLS VIBRATING

EXCESSIVELY IS SUSPECTED OF CONTRIBUTING TO CERTAIN HAND,

WRIST OR FOREARM DISORDERS IN SUSCEPTIBLE INDIVIDUALS. IF

EXCESSIVE VIBRATION OCCURS, IT IS AN INDICATION THAT THERE ARE

WORN PARTS THAT NEED REPLACEMENT.

WARNING

IF YOUR WHIZARD TRIMMER DEVELOPS UNUSUAL VIBRATION, DO NOT

CONTINUE TO USE IT WITHOUT FIRST UNDERTAKING CORRECTIVE

ACTION AS OUTLINED IN THE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE IN THIS

OPERATING INSTRUCTION.

WARNING

AVOID USE OF THIS MACHINE IN STANDING WATER.

WARNING

USE ONLY REPLACEMENT PARTS MANUFACTURED BY BETTCHER

INDUSTRIES, INC. USE OF SUBSTITUTE PARTS WILL VOID THE

WARRANTY AND MAY CAUSE INJURY TO OPERATORS AND DAMAGE TO

EQUIPMENT.

SECTION 4.0 Safety Features

All Modular Series II Whizard tools have been designed for use with an optional Disconnect which will stop blade rotation when the trigger/lever is released. This trigger/lever has been designed in such a way that minimal grip force is required for operation, using three fingers.

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SECTION 5.0 Ergonomics And Environment

5.1 Ergonomic Features Handles – X-Small, Small, Medium, and Large Handle sizes are available to help improve

the operator’s grip and comfort. Fitting the correct size handle to the worker's hand is a very important step. The Modular Series II Whizard tools have been manufactured in both right and left handed configurations. All handles are also available without flanges, to allow for more freedom of movement where space is limited.

Optional Thumb Support - An adjustable Thumb Support is available to ensure a proper and comfortable fit while providing added control and stability of the tool during use.

Whizard Hand Strap - This Strap has been designed to allow the user to relax the fingers between work cycles while maintaining control of the Trimmer.

NOTE: The Whizard® handstrap can not be

used with the flangeless handles.

5.2 Noise And Vibration Levels The force to cut through meat and fats is now provided by the drive motor and no longer

by the worker. Forces applied by the worker are greatly reduced and limited to guiding the rotating knife blade.

The noise emission value is less than 70 dB(A)

Vibration of the handpiece is less than 1 m/sec2

No negative side effects have been reported.

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SECTION 6.0 Unpacking

6.1 Safety First

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

UNPACK THE WHIZARD TRIMMER CAREFULLY.

6.2 Included With Your Machine The following parts are included with each Modular Series II Whizard tool. Please

check when unpacking and advise your local Bettcher Industries representative if the delivery is incomplete.

Part Number Description Qty.

100642 Whizard® Special Steel 1 100660 Special Stone 1 113415 Grease Gun (for 8 oz. tube of Whizard® Grease) 1 100608 8 oz. Tube Whizard® Grease 1 143631 14 oz. Cartridge of Special Whizard® Grease 1 183130 Operating Instructions and Spare Parts List 1

SECTION 7.0 Installation

The work station for each operator should be designed so that the operator's movements in performing the job are natural and easy. A sideways sweeping motion with the Modular Series II Whizard tool is preferable to a reaching motion. Long reaching motions and high muscle strain should be avoided if possible. Also, a proper working height is needed to avoid excessive shoulder and back exertion. Refer to the Whizard Motor Manual for instructions on the proper placement and installation of the motor.

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SECTION 8.0 Instruction For Operation

8.1 Optional Thumb Support And Handle Size Selection

Your Modular Series II Whizard® tool has been supplied with a spacer ring and an optional thumb support. If using the optional thumb support, the operator’s thumb should be fully supported and rest comfortably in the support. The thumb support has been optimized to fit most hands comfortably.

Fitting the correct size handle to the grip of an operator’s hand is a very important step when trying to reduce risks associated with cumulative trauma disorders. The Trimmers are available in right and left handed configurations. Once it has been determined that an operator is right or left handed and the appropriate model of Trimmer has been selected, choosing the proper handle size can be accomplished in the following manner. The handles have been color-coded for size as follows:

 Tan  Turquoise  Grey  Blue  Green

Here is a very simple procedure to determine correct handle size:

STEP 1 - Assemble four (4) knives each with a different size handle. (See Section 8.2 for complete assembly instructions).

STEP 2 - Allow the user to hold the knife and apply the grip pressure normally used during the job operation.

If the operator normally wears a glove, this process

should be done with the glove(s) used in normal operation.

We do not recommend the use of Nitrile gloves in direct

contact with the Whizard® handles because

the gloves may become slippery.

The operator should choose the handle that is most comfortable. Allow the operator to work with this handle on a tool for several days. If the operator is not comfortable with the handle selection, try a different size.

XX-Small X-Small Small Medium Large

NOTE

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8.1 Optional Thumb Support And Handle Size Selection (Continued)

Short Groove

8.2 Handle - Assembly And Adjustment

The Modular Series II Whizard tools have been designed to allow the head of the tool to be rotated relative to the handle. In this way, the tool can be adjusted to position the blade properly to the product while the handle can be set to allow the operator to have a comfortable position for the wrist.

The position which is selected will vary based on the individual work station, product, and operator. To determine the proper position, it will be necessary to observe the operator while trying various positions. Select the position in which the operator's wrist appears to maintain the most neutral position and which is comfortable to the operator.

Note that left handed heads are available for left handed users. Do not assign a knife designed for a right handed person to a left handed user. Possible exposure to increased muscle stress may result.

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8.2 Handle - Assembly And Adjustment (Continued)

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

STEP 1

 Pick up the Whizard Trimmer  Pick up a spacer ring or optional thumb support  If the optional thumb support is used, align the

thumb support tab with one of the notches on the underside of the frame

 The optional thumb support should be located

on the opposite side of the grease cup

Frame

Notches

STEP 2  While holding the Trimmer, pick up a handle and align the four (4) handle tabs with the four

notches located on the threaded portion of the frame tube

 Firmly push the handle towards the bottom of the spacer ring or optional thumb support, and

align the handle tabs with the notches on the front of the tube as shown

 For the initial adjustment position, the short groove on the handle should be on top, as shown. STEP 3

 Screw on the handle retaining knob.  Tighten firmly, but take care not to overtighten or the handle will be damaged.

Short Groove

Optional

Thumb Support

Handle

Tabs (4)

Handle Retaining Knob

Frame Tube Threads

Frame Notches

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8.2 Handle - Assembly And Adjustment (Continued)

The Whizard Hand Strap has been designed to allow the user to relax the fingers of the hand between work cycles while maintaining control of the Trimmer.

NOTE: The Whizard® handstrap can not be

used with the flangeless handles.

Installation Of The Hand Strap

 Remove the grease cup from the tool.  Push the grease cup thread through the round grommet end of the strap. Be sure that

the ribbed surface of the strap is on top as shown.

 Reinstall the grease cup.  Weave the end of the strap down and back up through the slots in the flange of the

handle. The strap may be pulled through the slots to adjust for size.

An optional secondary strap has been provided with your Modular Series II Whizard tool. To install the secondary strap :

 Weave the secondary strap end through the opposite handle slots similar to the method

used to install the primary hand strap.

 Bring the loose end of the strap across the tool and snap closed.

Primary Hand Strap

Optional Secondary Hand Strap

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8.2 Handle - Assembly And Adjustment (Continued) The Disconnect Casing

 Connect the casing to the Bettcher Industries motor as described in the motor manual.  Hold the trimmer in the hand you will use in operation, and with the other hand, grasp the

casing and push it into the end of the tool through the handle retaining knob.

 Push the casing in until the latch catches the casing.  The disconnect lever rotates freely around the handle.  Align the disconnect lever in the notched-out area of the handle. Slightly open the fingers on

the hand holding the trimmer. Push the casing inward and hold the lever down in the handle groove with the normal operating hand.

 Check to see that the lever is seated completely flat within the groove.  Release the lever and the casing should pop out and stop the blade from turning. The motor

will continue to operate.

Handle Retaining Knob

Handle Groove

Disconnect Lever

NEVER

ALWAYS

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

LAY THE HANDPIECE DOWN ON THE WORK STATION OR LET IT HANG BY THE

FLEX SHAFT CASING.

TURN OFF AND PLACE THE HANDPIECE IN THE HANGER BRACKET.

NEVER

PLACE THE HANDPIECE IN THE HANGER WHILE THE BLADE

IS STILL REVOLVING!

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8.2 Handle - Assembly And Adjustment (Continued)

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

WHILE WEARING A PROTECTIVE GLOVE, ALWAYS CHECK TO ENSURE

THAT THE BLADE IS FREE TO ROTATE IN THE MACHINE PRIOR TO

STARTING. IF THE BLADE DOES NOT ROTATE, IT MAY CAUSE THE

HANDPIECE TO ROTATE IN THE HAND.

With the handpiece held in your operating hand, stand at your normal work position and move your hand and the handpiece over your normal work area to check that there are no binds or sharp bends in the flex shaft and casing assembly.

With your other hand, turn on the motor switch. While the blade is rotating, press the rubber cap of the grease cup on the handpiece with your thumb. Press only until a light coating of lubricant appears on the blade in the gear tooth area.

During daily use, the grease cup rubber cap should be depressed every 30 minutes. Refill when empty.

WHIZARD SPECIAL GREASE COMPLIES WITH

USDA H1 STANDARDS FOR USE IN FEDERALLY

INSPECTED MEAT AND POULTRY PLANTS AND IS

AUTHORIZED BY AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD CANADA

FOR USE IN FOOD PLANTS.

DO NOT USE A SUBSTITUTE TYPE LUBRICANT.

USE OF SUBSTITUTE LUBRICANTS COULD

RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE UNIT.

Prior to placing the tool in operation, refer to the guidelines for tool adjustment and handle size selection. It is critical to use the proper size handle and that the tool be properly adjusted in order to gain the full benefit of the

Modular Series II Whizard tool design

concept.

You are now ready to put the Modular Series II Whizard® tool into operation.

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8.3 Operating Procedure

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

NEVER

ALWAYS

Always hold the handpiece of the Modular Series II Whizard® tool with your thumb extended. Let the handpiece rest naturally in the palm of the hand in a relaxed manner. Each person should be allowed to hold the handpiece in a position that is most comfortable to them.

The most-used motion is a long sweeping or gliding stroke across the trimming surface. Hold the blade surface as flat to the trim surface as possible. A scooping action, such as dipping ice cream, should be used around the vertebra.

On flat bones, such as backbones or blades, use a long, quick gliding stroke.

During the cutting operation do not try to pull the blade out of a cut. Let the blade do the work as you would any other cutting tool. Finding the proper angle for Whizard trimming will become easy after experience and use of the tool.

As with any meat cutting tool, your speed and efficiency is only as good as the blade sharpness.

In order to achieve maximum unit and operator efficiency, it is recommended that sharp blades be installed at each shift break. For this reason, it is suggested that extra blades be kept on hand. For example, if 4 units are being used and there are 3 shift breaks, 16 blades would be required. This would provide a sharp blade for start up and one for each break.

When following this procedure, steeling of the blade is virtually eliminated, and blades need only be sharpened once a day with the use of a Whizard Model 210 Universal Blade Sharpener, Bettcher® AutoEdge, or by hand stoning.

If blades are not changed at each shift break, it may be required to steel the blade.

HOLD THE PRODUCT BEING TRIMMED IN YOUR HAND.

LAY THE PRODUCT FLAT ON THE WORK SURFACE.

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8.3 Operating Procedure (Continued)

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE GLOVE

FOR

SHOULD BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT AND

DURING THE HANDLING OF BLADES.

ALWAYS

DISCONNECT THE POWER AND REMOVE THE TOOL FROM

THE FLEX SHAFT CASING PRIOR TO SERVICING.

For Models 880M2-S&B,1880M2, 1400M2, 1500M2, 1932M2 and 1942M2 Only : These tools are equipped with an adjustable Depth Gauge for setting a controlled product trim thickness. The Depth Gauge can be adjusted for cuts up to ¼” thick. A Depth Gauge Setting Device is also available. To adjust depth :

 Hold the handpiece with the blade facing downward.  Loosen the attachment screws at the base of the plastic depth gauge.  Adjust the gauge setting by sliding it up or down to the desired height.  Retighten the attachment screws.

Depth Gauge Adjustment Range :

Slide to Adjust

Moving Up = Thicker Cut

Moving Down = Thinner Cut

Attachment

Screws

Model 880M2-B Model 1400M2

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8.3 Operating Procedure (Continued)

Optional Adjustable Fat (F) and Skinner (S) Disc Gauges

(850M2, 1000M2, 1300M2, 1933M2 and 1943M2):

 Hold the handpiece with the blade facing

downward.

 Adjustments – Turn the adjustment knob

clockwise for a thicker cut, or counterclockwise

Adjustment

Blade

Disc

Knob

Attachment Screws (2)

for a thinner cut. Take care not to turn too far as the depth control hub may disengage from the shaft.

Model 1000M2-S

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

OR PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE GLOVE SHOULD

BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT AND DURING THE

HANDLING OF BLADES.

LWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER AND REMOVE THE TOOL FROM THE

FLEX SHAFT CASING PRIOR TO SERVICING.

Steeling For All Models Except 750M2: Use the Whizard Special Steel anytime you feel the edge of the blade needs to be raised for better cutting action.

 Use the Whizard Special Steel against the flat ground surface on the outside surface of the

blade. Be sure to hold the "steel" flat and across the centerline of the blade to prevent "rounding off" or rolling of the edge.

 The inside edge of the blade should be steeled only with the Special Steeling Device mounted on

the inside diameter of the blade housing. This is accomplished as follows :

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8.3 Operating Procedure (Continued)

 Hold the Whizard Special Steel on the bottom edge of the blade and the handpiece in your

normal operating hand with the blade down, or away from you.

 With your thumb, lightly push down on the push button of the steeling device. DO NOT hold

the steeling device against the rotating blade steadily, but rather lightly contact the blade edge.

Whizard

Special Steel

Push Button

Special Steeling

Device

While steeling the inside edge,

use the Whizard Special Steel

to steel the bottom edge.

Models 850M2/880M2-S&B/ 1850M2 and 1880M2

Whizard

Special

Steel

Whizard

Special Steel &

Push Button

Models 1000M2/1300M2/1400M2/1500M2

Replace or sharpen the blade (see Section 9.3 for complete instructions) if this procedure does not improve the cutting action.

Steeling For Models 750M2 Only :

Use the Whizard Special Steel any time you feel the blade needs to be raised for better cutting action. Be sure to hold the steel at the actual angle of the blade edge. Running the steel at an angle greater than the factory ground angle will round over the edge and make resharpening more difficult.

Cross-Section View Of Steeling

Inside Blade Edge

Cross-Section View Of Steeling

Outside Blade Edge

Whizard Special Steel

Use the steel lightly and always make the last pass of the steel on the blade on the inside surface of the blade.

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8.3 Operating Procedure (Continued)

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE

FOR

GLOVE SHOULD BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS

EQUIPMENT AND DURING THE HANDLING OF BLADES.

ALWAYS

DISCONNECT THE POWER AND REMOVE THE TOOL

FROM THE FLEX SHAFT CASING PRIOR TO SERVICING.

The Modular Series II Whizard tools have been designed in such a way as to allow the blades to be quickly removed and reinstalled.

Blade Changing

 Hold the tool in your hand.  Loosen only the left cover retaining screw (Item #1)  With a screwdriver held in the opposite hand, insert the screwdriver in the housing slot (Item

#2). Note: The 1000M2-1500M2 tools have two slots in the housing. Using the frame as the support point (Item #3), spread open the housing. The blade should fall out.

NOTE:

A slight tension on the left cover screw will allow

To Re-Install The Blade :

 Turn the tool over so the blade side is up.  Spread open the blade housing with a screwdriver.

 Insert a new blade in the housing.  Loosen the left cover screw so the housing will close.  Adjust the housing for proper running clearance. The blade should turn freely with a slight

side-to-side motion. This leaves room for the grease.

 B

E CERTAIN THAT THE BLADE IS FREE TO ROTATE IN THE HOUSING. IF THE BLADE DOES NOT

TURN FREELY

 Tighten the left cover screw to 35 in-lb. (4 N-m). Use of the Bettcher torque wrench kit is

recommended.

 Re-check the running clearance.

, IT MAY CAUSE THE TOOL TO ROTATE IN THE HAND.

the blade housing to stay open on its own.

NOTE:

Leave a slight tension on the left cover screw

so the blade housing will stay open on its own.

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8.3 Operating Procedure (Continued) To Re-Install The Blade : (Continued)

 If the blade is too tight in the housing, adjustments can be made by loosening the left cover

retaining screw and slightly spreading open the housing. Check again for proper running clearance. Retighten the left cover retaining screw.

 If the blade is too loose in the housing, adjustments can be made by slightly loosening the

left cover screw and squeezing the housing lightly.

 Check the housing for proper running clearance and retighten the left cover screw to

35 in-

lb. (4 N-m). Use of the Bettcher torque wrench kit is recommended.

Housing Slot

Frame

Support

Point

Left Cover

Retaining

Screw

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8.4 Fault Detection And Correction

PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY

Inside bore of handpiece frame worn out Replace frame

Worn handpiece bearing Replace

Worn pinion gear Replace

Worn teeth on blade or pinion gear Replace

Handpiece

Vibration

Handpiece

Hot

Adjust blade housing. If still

Blade too loose in blade housing

too loose, try a new blade in the housing.

Blade too tight in the housing Adjust blade housing

Inside of flex shaft casing worn Replace casing

Clean flex shaft and casing as

No lubrication on flex shaft or casing

described in Section 9.2 and relubricate properly

Clean corrosion from the

Pinion gear tight in handpiece bearing

handpiece bearing and lubricate

Blade tight in blade housing Adjust blade housing

Handpiece bearing not installed correctly (No clearance between face of pinion gear and blade housing) causing mechanical bind

Reinstall bearing correctly. With handpiece removed from flex shaft, you should be able to rotate the blade freely by hand.

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8.4 Fault Detection And Correction

PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY

Rapid Flex Shaft

Wear or Breakage

Dull Blade

Optional Thumb

Support Rotates

Improper cleaning and lubrication of flex shaft and casing.

Inside of flex shaft casing worn, allowing flex shaft to “wind-up” inside the casing

Refer to Section 9.2

Replace flex shaft casing

With handpiece removed

Mechanical bind in handpiece

from flex shaft, blade should rotate freely by hand. Correct any mechanical bind.

Sharpening can best be accomplished by use of a

Improperly sharpened blades will cause loss of production, increase wear of parts, and operator fatigue

Whizard® Model 210 Universal Blade Sharpener, or Bettcher® AutoEdge. However, the blades can be sharpened by hand. See Section 9.3

Anti-rotation rib has broken off Replace

Spring Lost from

Flex Shaft Casing

Blade Skips or

Will Not Rotate

Refer to note in section 11.5

Improper Assembly

flex shaft and casing of service parts list for assembly instructions

Handpiece bearing too tight Check/Replace bearing

Flex shaft worn Replace shaft

Motor Adapter worn Replace adapter

Loose ferrule on shaft Replace shaft

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SECTION 9.0 Maintenance

9.1 Disassembly Of Handpiece

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE

FOR

GLOVE SHOULD BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS

EQUIPMENT AND DURING THE HANDLING OF BLADES.

ALWAYS

DISCONNECT POWER AND REMOVE TOOL FROM

FLEX SHAFT CASING PRIOR TO SERVICING.

To remove the casing from the handpiece, push the metal plate on the handle retaining knob in and the tool should pop off.

Removal Of The Blade From The Tool :

 Hold the tool in your hand.  Loosen only the left cover retaining

screw (Item #1)  With a screwdriver held in the opposite hand, insert the screwdriver in the housing slot (Item #2). Note: The 1000M2-1500M2 tools have two slots in the housing. Using the frame as the support point (Item #3), spread open the housing. The blade should fall out.

Unscrew the grease cup.

Removal Of The Handle From The Tool :

 Remove the handle retaining knob by turning counterclockwise.  While holding the trimmer, pull the handle and align the four (4) handle tabs with the four

notches located on the threaded portion of the frame tube.

 Pull the handle off the tube.  Remove the handle spacer ring or optional thumb support.

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9.1 Disassembly Of Handpiece (Continued)

Removal/Disassembly Of The Depth Gauge From The Cover:

 Loosen the two attachment screws located inside the depth gauge. It is not necessary to

remove the screws.

 Slide the gauge upward until the depth gauge clamps come out of the cover plate grooves.

Cover

Plate Grooves

Cover

Plate

Grooves

Depth

Gauge

Clamps

Depth

Gauge

Clamps

Model 880M2-B

Attachment Screws (2)

Depth Gauge

Model 1400M2

Attachment Screws (2)

Depth Gauge

Cover Plate Grooves

Depth Gauge

Attachment Screws (2)

Model 1000M2-F

Removal Of The Blade Housing And Cover:  Loosen cover retaining screws until the cover is free.

NOTE:

Pinion

Cover Plate

Frame

The screws will stay in the frame.

 Remove the blade housing.  Pull the pinion out of the frame.

Blade

Housing

Cover Retaining

Screws (2)

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9.1 Disassembly Of Handpiece (Continued)

Removal Of The Bearing From The Frame :

 The bearing is pulled out from the

front of the tool.

 Use a screwdriver to reach into the

bearing and catch the bearing grease groove.

 While pulling upward, try to rotate

the bearing back and forth. Since the bearing is not a press-fit, this will work in most cases.

 If the bearing will not come out, it

may be necessary to run a tap into the bearing and pull on the tap. If this is done, then the

Bearing

bearing must be replaced due to damage.

The handpiece is now completely disassembled except for the cover retaining screws and finger guard.

Finger Guard (For Models 750M2 -1880M2 Only)

Cover Retaining Screws

NOTE:

The cover retaining screws do not normally need to removed. If they do need to be

removed, turn the screw while pulling down to engage the thread in the frame.

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

ALWAYS DISCONNECT POWER AND REMOVE THE TOOL FROM THE

FLEX SHAFT CASING PRIOR TO SERVICING.

See Disassembly And Reassembly of Handpiece

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

AFTER SHARPENING, ALL ABRASIVE DUST MUST BE COMPLETELY

REMOVED FROM THE HANDPIECE. DISASSEMBLE THE UNIT AND

CAREFULLY WASH EACH PIECE WITH HOT, SOAPY WATER AND A

SMALL BRUSH.

Be Sure To Clean All Lubricant Out Of The

Inside Of Handpiece. Rinse And Dry Each Piece.

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

DO NOT ADJUST HANDLE OR THUMB SUPPORT WITH THE TRIMMER

RUNNING OR WITH BLADE INSTALLED.

Blade

 Inspect the cutting edge height with Bettcher Blade Gauge.  Check for worn or chipped teeth.  Check for damage to the cutting edge.

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance (Continued)

Blade Housing Wear – For Models 750M2-1880M2

 Inspect the inner diameter of the housing for wear.  Look for evidence of the blade rubbing the outer wall of the housing.  When holding the housing with a new blade installed, if the split in the housing touches the other side,

and the blade is still loose, the housing needs to be replaced. If a gap is seen, the housing is acceptable.

Housing is Acceptable

Gap –

No Gap - Housing is Not Acceptable

Blade Housing Wear – For Models 1000M2-1500M2

 Inspect the inner diameter of the housing for wear.  When the housing wears to a point where the segments (grooves) are gone, the housing needs to be

replaced.

Segments

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance (Continued)

Pinion Gear

 Check for worn or chipped teeth. Worn out teeth are indicated by rounded off and pointed tops on the teeth.

Bearing

 Install a new pinion and move the pinion side to side.  If the bearing feels egg-shaped, it should be replaced.  As a rule of thumb, the bearing should be replaced at 500 hours of use or sooner.

Cover Plate

 Look for signs of corrosion or wear on the cover.  Pay special attention to the area covering the gear teeth.  If the edge of the cover is worn, exposing the pinion and blade teeth, the cover should be replaced.

Hand Strap

 Inspect the strap for hardening and cracks.  If any fibers, cuts, or cracks are showing, the strap should be replaced.

Knob

 Inspect for cracks.  Make sure spring tension in the metal plate is adequate.  Make sure the metal plate is clean and moves freely.

Frame

 Inspect the frame surfaces where the housing mounts.  Look for corrosion and any nicks or burrs that may prevent proper housing seating.  Inspect the housing locating key for damage.

Steeling Device

 Inspect the surface condition of the carbide steel. If chipped or cracked it should be replaced.  Make sure the steeling device and the plunger are free to move.  The plunger and steel should be cleaned and oiled with mineral oil in order to keep free movement

and prevent build-up of dirt.

Depth Gauge and Depth Gauge Clamps

 Inspect the depth gauge for wear or damage.  Make sure the depth gauge clamps are not bent.

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance (Continued)

Flex Shaft And Casing

Bearing

 Inspect the casing for any cracks, tears, or

other wear. If any damage is found, replace the casing.

 Remove the flex shaft from the casing and

check for any flex shaft damage, such as broken wires or kinking. If any damage is detected, replace the flex shaft.

 Reinsert the flex shaft into the casing, making

certain the flange of the flex shaft is pressed against the bearing inside the casing.

 Check the extension of the flexible shaft

driver at the motor end. The flexible shaft driver should extend past the motor end fitting. If the shaft extends less than 5/64”, replace the casing.

Motor End

Fitting

Flex Shaft

Driver

Casing

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance (Continued) Casing Replacement

When the casing needs to be replaced, the drive end assembly may be retained and reused.

 Hold the casing (#1) in a vise.  Unscrew the drive end assembly (#4) by turning counterclockwise using the wrench flats on the drive

end assembly.

 Unscrew and remove the nylon washer (#3), casing latch collar (#2) or lever mounting collar (#5)

from the casing.

 Discard the casing but retain and reuse the drive end assembly (#4), the nylon washer (#3),

the casing latch collar (#2) – or the lever mounting collar (#5) and disconnect lever (#6).

To Reassemble the Drive End Assembly to a New Casing

 If using the casing disconnect, place the disconnect lever (#6) onto the lever mounting collar (#5).  Slip the casing latch collar (#2) or lever mounting collar (#5) with disconnect lever (#6) onto the new

casing.

 Thread the nylon washer (#3) onto the new casing.  Clean the threads of the new casing assembly and apply Loctite #242 Threadlocker or equivalent.  Screw the drive end assembly (#4) on the new casing.  Tighten by hand and then with a wrench while holding the casing by hand.

NOTE:

DO NOT hold the new casing in a vise or use pliers as

damage will occur. It is not necessary to over-tighten this joint.

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance (Continued)

Drive End Assembly Inspection And Replacement Removal of the driver assembly

 With one hand, pull the spring (#1) back to expose the knurled cap (#2) at the end of the tube.  Using the other hand, grip the knurled cap (#2) with a pair of pliers.  Using a 7/16” open end wrench, hold the flats on the drive end assembly (#3) and turn the knurled cap

(#2) counterclockwise.

 Unscrew the knurled cap (#2) until the threads are free from the tube.  Pull the driver assembly (#4) out of the tube.

NOTE: Never use pliers on the tube as damage to the internal parts may occur.

Inspection of the driver assembly (See Figure Below)

 Wipe off excess grease.  Inspect the split bearing (#5) for wear or damage. Replace if required.  Slide the knurled cap (#6) forward against the driver (#7).  Wiggle the bushing (#8) sideways to check for excessive movement. Movement

should be minimal.

6 8

 Slide the bushing (#8) and washer (#9) forward

toward the driver (#7). If the gap is 1/16” or greater, the driver should be replaced.

 Check the coupling cross pin (#10). If there is any free play or movement, replace the driver

assembly.

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9.2 Daily Inspections & Maintenance (Continued)

Drive End Assembly Inspection And Replacement

Replacement of the Driver Assembly

 Clean the threads on the tube and knurled cap.  Apply Whizard special grease to split bearing (#3) and bushing (#2).  Apply a small amount of Loctite #242 Threadlocker or equivalent to the threads on the

knurled cap (#1).

 Pull the spring (#4) on the drive end assembly back with one hand and insert the driver

assembly in the tube.

 Push in and tighten the knurled cap until it is flush with the end of the tube. Pliers may be

used for this however it is not necessary to tighten beyond hand tight.

 Allow ½ hour dry time for the threadlocker before the assembly is put in service.

Replacement of the Split Bearing (#3)

 Remove the driver assembly as described above.  Insert a small screwdriver into the split in the bearing.  Spread the bearing and slide over the shoulder on the driver.  Clean the surface of the coupling and apply Whizard special grease.  Hold the bearing with the inside cone facing the end of the coupling.  Push the bearing on until it snaps into position.  Install the driver assembly as described above.

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9.3 Blade Sharpening – Daily

CORRECT POSITION OF STONE OR STEEL FOR SHARPENING

BLADE CUTTING EDGE

WARNING

AFTER SHARPENING, ALL ABRASIVE DUST MUST BE COMPLETELY

REMOVED FROM THE HANDPIECE. DISASSEMBLE THE UNIT AND

CAREFULLY WASH EACH PIECE WITH HOT, SOAPY WATER AND A

SMALL BRUSH.

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

FOR PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE GLOVE SHOULD

BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT AND DURING THE

HANDLING OF BLADES.

The blade should be stoned or sharpened on a Whizard Model 210 Universal Blade Sharpener or Bettcher® AutoEdge at the end of each work day. Be sure to clean the blade first to remove all grease or meat particles which could coat the stone and greatly reduce its effectiveness. In the event the stone becomes coated, simply scrub it using hot, soapy water.

HAND STONING – Models 850M2/880M2/1000M2-1500M2/1850M2/1880M2: With the motor running, apply the flat side of the stone to the outside of the blade as shown in the illustration. The stone should be applied with the flat part of the stone resting on the flat part of the blade edge to be ground, using a "back and forth" motion.

Use the Special Whizard steel to finish sharpening as described in the Operating Section.

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9.4 Assembly Of Handpiece

WARNING

SHARP BLADES MAY CAUSE CUT INJURY!

PROPER PROTECTION OF HANDS, A PROTECTIVE GLOVE SHOULD

FOR

BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT AND DURING THE

HANDLING OF BLADES.

CAUTION

INSPECTION OF ALL PARTS FOR EXCESSIVE WEAR IS CRITICAL TO ENSURE

PROPER AND SAFE OPERATION. VIBRATION OR LOCK-UP MAY OCCUR AS

A RESULT OF THE USE OF EXCESSIVELY WORN PARTS.

Prior to assembly, be sure all parts are clean and have been inspected for wear per Section 9.2.

Handpiece Bearing Installation

Bearing

 Push the handpiece bearing in

the frame bore and align the bearing flat with the frame flat.

 The bearing should go in with

Cover

Plate

minimal effort and not require pressing.

 Do not force the bearing in. If

it does not go in, check frame

Cover Retaining Screw

and bearing for damage or build-up.

Frame

Pinion Installation

 The pinion should fit freely into

Blade Housing

Pinion

the bearing.

Blade Housing And Cover Plate Installation

 Set the blade housing on the frame and put the cover plate on.  While holding the cover plate firmly against the housing and frame start the two cover

retaining screws.

 Tighten the screws lightly.

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9.4 Assembly Of Handpiece (Continued)

Grease Cup

 Pick up the Whizard Trimmer  Pick up a spacer ring or optional thumb support  If the optional thumb support is used, align the thumb

support tab with one of the notches on the underside of the frame  The optional thumb support should be located on the opposite side of the grease cup

Frame

Notches

 While holding the Trimmer, pick up a handle and align the four (4) handle tabs with the four notches located on the threaded portion of the frame tube  Firmly push the handle towards the bottom of the spacer ring or optional thumb support,

and align the handle tabs with the notches on the front of the tube as shown

 For the initial adjustment position, the short groove on the handle should be on top, as

shown.

NOTE: The handle can be adjusted to suit the operator and the work station by pulling the handle back away from the frame and re-locating it on another set of notches on the frame tube.

 Screw on the handle retaining knob.

 Tighten firmly but take care not to overtighten or the handle will be damaged.

Optional

Thumb

Support

Short Groove

Handle Tabs (4)

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9.4 Assembly Of Handpiece (Continued)

Installation Of The Hand Strap And Grease Cup

 Push the threaded end of the grease cup through the round grommet end of the strap.

Be sure that the ribbed surface of the strap is on top as shown.

 Reinstall the grease cup.  Weave the end of the strap down and back up through the slots in the flange of the

handle. The strap may be pulled through the slots to adjust for size.

An optional secondary strap has been provided with your Modular Series II Whizard tool. To install the secondary strap :

 Weave the secondary strap end through the opposite handle slots similar to the method

used to install the primary hand strap.

 Bring the loose end of the strap across the tool and snap closed.

Optional Secondary Hand Strap

Primary Hand Strap

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9.4 Assembly Of Handpiece (Continued)

Installation Of The Depth Gauge (For 880M2-S&B, 1880M2, 1400M2, 1500M2, 1932M2 and 1942M2 Only)

Cover Plate

Grooves

 Slide the depth gauge downward

along the cover plate grooves until the depth gauge clamps catch in

Depth Gauge Clamp

position.

 Final height adjustment can be

made after the blade is installed.

Attachment

Screws (2)

 Tighten the two attachment screws.

Model 880M2-B

Depth Gauge

Attachment

Screws (2)

Cover Plate

Grooves

Depth

Gauge

Model 1400M2

Depth Gauge Clamp

Installation Of The Adjustable Disc Gauge (For 850M2, 1000M2 and 1300M2)

 Slide the depth gauge downward along the

Cover

Plate

Grooves

cover plate grooves until the depth gauge clamps catch in position.

 Final height adjustment can be made after

the blade is installed.

 Tighten the two attachment screws.

Attachment Screws (2)

Model 1000M2-F

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9.4 Assembly Of Handpiece (Continued) Installation of the Blade :

 Turn the tool over so the blade side is up.

 Spread open the blade housing with a screwdriver.

NOTE:

Leave a slight tension on the left cover screw so the blade housing will stay open on its own.

 Insert a new blade in the housing.  Loosen the left cover screw so the housing will close.

 BE CERTAIN THAT THE BLADE IS FREE TO ROTATE IN THE HOUSING. IF THE BLADE DOES NOT

ROTATE FREELY

 Adjust the housing for proper running clearance. For more information, refer to section 8.3,

Operating Procedures.

, IT MAY CAUSE THE TOOL TO ROTATE IN THE HAND.

9.5 Preventive Maintenance

CAUTION

USE ONLY BETTCHER WHIZLUBE

At least once each week, more frequently for multi-shift operation, the flex shaft casing should be cleaned, inspected and lubricated as follows:

Exterior Of Casing – Clean the exterior of the casing with a mild detergent. For best results, use Whizard® EXTRA Heavy Duty Cleaner, diluted according to the directions on the container.

Flex Shafts - Clean the shaft after 20 hours of operation by wiping off the old grease with a dry cloth. Avoid the use of any liquids on the shaft. Spray the shaft with a generous amount of Bettcher WhizLube as it is pushed back into the casing. Inspect the casing support for wear, cracks, or chips.

CAUTION

DO NOT USE ANY HYDROCARBON SOLVENTS OR MINERAL OIL ON, OR IN, THE

CASING.

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SECTION 10.0 Cleaning

CAUTION

CASINGS, FLEX SHAFTS, AND HANDPIECES SHOULD BE REMOVED

RIOR TO AREA CLEANUP.

10.1 Periodic Cleaning During Use Remove meat particles and rinse with warm soapy water. Wash the Whizard Trimmer

with warm cleaning solution. For best results, clean the Whizard® Trimmer with E

XTRA

Heavy Duty Cleaner, diluted according to the directions on the container. Rinse thoroughly with water.

10.2 Cleaning After Daily Use Disassemble and clean thoroughly daily.

Remove the blade and blade housing and clean them with a brush and cleaner. For best results, clean the Whizard® Trimmer with E

XTRA Heavy Duty Cleaner, diluted according

to the directions on the container. Rinse thoroughly with water and dry.

Remove the hand strap from the handpiece per the instructions in Section 9.2 Clean these in warm soapy water.

Before assembly, rinse well with clean water, dry, and assemble per instructions in Section

9.4.

10.3 Cleaning Solutions Avoid the use of aggressive cleaning products as they will damage the aluminum handle

assembly.

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SECTION 11.0 Spare Parts List

Bettcher Industries, Inc. proudly manufactures

quality parts for your Bettcher equipment.

For optimum performance of your Bettcher

equipment, use only parts manufactured by

Bettcher Industries, Inc.

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11.1 Head Assembly – 750M2

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11.1 Head Assembly – 750M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 13) XX-Small 183722 184580 183724 184581 X-Small 183386 184582 183390 184583 Small 183387 184584 183391 184585 Medium 183388 184586 183392 184587 Large 183389 184588 183393 184589 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 13)

XX-Small 183721 184806 183723 184807 X-Small 183378 184808 183382 184809 Small 183379 184810 183383 184811 Medium 183380 184812 183384 184813 Large 183381 184814 183385 184815

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 - 10) 183021 183022

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown)

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame Assembly 183896 183897 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183063 183063 7 Cover 183088 183088 8 Blade Housing 183070 183070

9 Blade 183071 183071 10 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 11 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313 12 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 13

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

750M2 RH 750M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

183121 183121

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13a

13c

13d

13b

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11.2 Head Assembly – 850M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14) XX-Small 183726 184590 183728 184591 X-Small 183402 184592 183406 184593 Small 183403 184594 183407 184595 Medium 183404 184596 183408 184597 Large 183405 184598 183409 184599 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

XX-Small 183725 184816 183727 184817 X-Small 183394 184818 183398 184819 Small 183395 184820 183399 184821 Medium 183396 184822 183400 184823 Large 183397 184824 183401 184825

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 10)

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown)

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown)

Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190

4 5 6

9 10 11

Frame Assembly 183896 183897 Bearing 183060 183060 Pinion 183063 183063 Cover with Special Steeling Device

Blade Housing 183070 183070 Blade 183072 183072 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 Handle Spacer Ring for XXSmall

12 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207

13a 13b 13c 13d

Disc Gauge Kit 850M2-S

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183474 183474

(Optional) Parts for Disc Gauge

Knob 183791 183791 Frame 183798 183798 Spring 121635 121635 Disc Assembly 183799 183799

850M2 RH 850M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

183023 183024

183121 183121

183056 183056

183654 183654

163313 163313

183801 183801

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11.3 Head Assembly – 880M2-B

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11.3 Head Assembly – 880M2-B

ITEM DESCRIPTION

880M2-B RH 880M2-B LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) XX-Small 183730 184600 183732 184601 X-Small 183418 184602 183422 184603 Small 183419 184604 183423 184605 Medium 183420 184606 183424 184607 Large 183421 184608 183425 184609 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

XX-Small 183729 184826 183731 184827 X-Small 183410 184828 183414 184829 Small 183411 184830 183415 184831 Medium 183412 184832 183416 184833 Large 183413 184834 183417 184835

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 - 11) 183025 183026

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame Assembly 183896 183897 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183063 183063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183056 183056

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183474 183474

8 Depth Gauge Assembly 183075 183075

9 Blade Housing 183070 183070 10 Blade 183072 183072 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313 13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 14

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

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11.4 Head Assembly – 880M2-S

ITEM DESCRIPTION

880M2-S RH 880M2-S LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) XX-Small 183734 184610 183736 184611 X-Small 183434 184612 183438 184613 Small 183435 184614 183439 184615 Medium 183436 184616 183440 184617 Large 183437 184618 183441 184618 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

XX-Small 183733 184836 183735 184837 X-Small 183426 184838 183430 184839 Small 183427 184840 183431 184841 Medium 183428 184842 183432 184843 Large 183429 184844 183433 184845

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 - 11) 183027 183028

Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086

Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065 Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown)

Grease Cup 173191 173191

183121 183121

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown)

4 5 6 7

9 10 11 12

Frame Assembly 183896 183897 Bearing 183060 183060 Pinion 183063 183063 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183056 183056

Depth Gauge Assembly 183076 183076 Blade Housing 183070 183070 Blade 183072 183072 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313

Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183474 183474

13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

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11.5 Head Assembly – 1850M2

13a

13b

13c

13d

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11.5 Head Assembly – 1850M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

1850M2 RH 1850M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

XX-Small 183738 184620 183740 184621

X-Small 183450 184622 183454 184623

Small 183451 184624 183455 184625

Medium 183452 184626 183456 184627

Large 183453 184628 183457 184629

Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

XX-Small 183737 184846 183739 184847 X-Small 183442 184848 183446 184849 Small 183443 184850 183447 184851 Medium 183444 184852 183448 184853 Large 183445 184854 183449 184855

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 10) 183029 183030

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown)

183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame Assembly 183896 183897 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183063 183063 7

Cover with Special Steeling Device

183053 183053

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183476 183476

8 Blade Housing 183070 183070 9 Blade 183073 183073

Cover Retaining Screw (2 required)

183654 183654

11 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313

12 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 13

Disc Gauge Kit 1850M2-K

(Optional)

184479 184479

Parts for Disc Gauge:

13a Knob 183791 183791 13b Frame 183798 183798 13c Spring 121635 121635 13d Disc Assembly 184481 184481

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

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ITEM DESCRIPTION

1880M2 RH 1880M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) XX-Small 183742 184630 183744 184631 X-Small 183466 184632 183470 184633 Small 183467 184634 183471 184635 Medium 183468 184636 183472 184637 Large 183469 184638 183473 184639 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

XX-Small 183741 184856 183743 184857 X-Small 183458 184858 183462 184859 Small 183459 184860 183463 184861 Medium 183460 184862 183464 184863 Large 183461 184864 183465 184865

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 - 11) 183031 183032

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame Assembly 183896 183897 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183063 183063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183053 183053

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183476 183476

8 Depth Gauge Assembly 183077 183077

9 Blade Housing 183070 183070 10 Blade 183073 183073 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313 13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 14

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

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13b

13c

13d

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11.7 Head Assembly – 1000M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 10) 183169 183170

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

4 Frame Assembly 184362 184363 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183154 183154 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183163 183163

8 Blade Housing 183143 183143

9 Blade 183141 183141 10 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 11 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

XX-Small X-Small Small Medium Large

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183477 183477

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small

1000M2 RH 1000M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

183746 184640 183748 184641 183185 184642 183189 184643 183186 184644 183190 184645 183187 184646 183191 184647 183188 184648 183192 184649

183745 184866 183747 184867 183177 184868 183181 184869 183178 184870 183182 184871 183179 184872 183183 184873 183180 184874 183184 184875

163313 163313

12 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207

13 Disc Gauge Kit (Optional)

1000M2-S (Skinner) 183792 183792 1000M2-F (Fat) 183793 183793 1000M2-N (Special) 184365 184365 Parts for Disc Gauge

13a Knob 183791 183791 13b Frame Assembly 183784 183784 13c Spring 121635 121635 13d Disc Assembly (S) 183787 183787

Disc Assembly (F) 183788 183788 Disc Assembly (N) 184367 184367

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

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11.8 Head Assembly – 1300M2

13a

13b

13d

13c

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11.8 Head Assembly – 1300M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14) XX-Small 183750 184650 183752 184651 X-Small 183201 184652 183205 184653 Small 183202 184654 183206 184655 Medium 183203 184656 183207 184657 Large 183204 184658 183208 184659 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 14)

XX-Small 183749 184876 183751 184877 X-Small 183193 184878 183197 184879 Small 183194 184880 183198 184881 Medium 183195 184882 183199 184883 Large 183196 184884 183200 184885

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 10) 183171 183172

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts forCup (Not Shown)

Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190

4 Frame Assembly 184362 184363 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183154 183154 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183164 183164

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183478 183478 8 Blade Housing 183143 183143 9 Blade 183142 183142

10 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 11 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313

Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

1300M2 RH 1300M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

12 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207

13 Disc Gauge Kit (Optional)

1300M2-S (Skinner) 183794 183794

1300M2-F (Fat) 183795 183795

1300M2-K (Kebab) 184993 184993

Parts for Disc Gauge

13a Knob 183791 183791 13b Frame 183784 183784 13c Spring 121635 121635 13d Disc Assembly (S) 183789 183789

Disc Assembly (F) 183790 183790

Disc Assembly (K) 184994 184994

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

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11.9 Head Assembly – 1400M2

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11.9 Head Assembly – 1400M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) XX-Small 183754 184660 183756 184661 X-Small 183217 184662 183221 184663 Small 183218 184664 183222 184665 Medium 183219 184666 183223 184667 Large 183220 184668 183224 184669 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

XX-Small 183753 184886 183755 184887 X-Small 183209 184888 183213 184889 Small 183210 184890 183214 184891 Medium 183211 184892 183215 184893 Large 183212 184894 183216 184895

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 11) 183173 183174

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame Assembly 184362 184363 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183154 183154 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183164 183164

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183478 183478

8 Depth Gauge Assembly 183159 183159

9 Blade Housing 183143 183143 10 Blade 183142 183142 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120

Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313 13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 14

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1400M2 RH 1400M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

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11.10 Head Assembly – 1500M2

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11.10 Head Assembly – 1500M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 11) 183175 183176

10 Blade 183141 183141

11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 183654 183654

13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207

XX-Small 183758 184670 183760 184671 X-Small 183233 184672 183237 184673 Small 183234 184674 183238 184675 Medium 183235 184676 183239 184677 Large 183236 184678 183240 184679

XX-Small 183757 184896 183759 184897 X-Small 183225 184898 183229 184899 Small 183226 184900 183230 184901 Medium 183227 184902 183231 184903 Large 183228 184904 183232 184905

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame Assembly 184362 184363 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 183154 183154 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 183163 183163

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183477 183477

8 Depth Gauge Assembly 183160 183160 9 Blade Housing 183143 183143

Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 Handle Spacer Ring for XX-Small 163313 163313

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1500M2 RH 1500M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

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11.11 Head Assembly – 1930M2

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11.11 Head Assembly – 1930M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 13)

Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 13)

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 10) 185053 185054

1 2

4 5 6

9 10 11

12 13

Small Medium Large

Handle Retaining Knob Hand Strap – Primary Hand Strap – Secondary

(Not Shown) Grease Cup

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown)

Retainer Ring Only Bulb and Washer

Base and Fitting Frame Bearing Pinion Cover with Special Steeling

Device

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183477 Blade Housing Blade Cover Retaining Screw (2

required) Handle Spacer Ring

Thumb Support (Gray) See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1930M2 RH 1930M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

185010 184690 185013 184691 185011 184692 185014 184693 185012 184694 185015 184695

185004 184916 185007 184917 185005 184918 185008 184919 185006 184920 185009 184921

183086 183086 183065 183065

183121 183121 173191 173191

173190 173190 173208 173208 173187 173187 185061 185062 183060 183060 185063 185063

185071 185071

183477 185065 185065 185066 185066

185075 185075 183120 183120

163207 163207

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11.12 Head Assembly – 1932M2

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11.12 Head Assembly – 1932M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) Small 185094 184696 185097 184697 Medium 185095 184698 185098 184699 Large 185096 184700 185099 184701 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

Small 185088 184922 185091 184923 Medium 185089 184924 185092 184925 Large 185090 184926 185093 184927

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 11) 185112 185113

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame 185061 185062 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 185063 185063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 185071 185071

Repair Kit (Not Shown)

8 Depth Gauge Assembly

9 Blade Housing 185065 185065 10 Blade 185066 185066 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 185075 185075 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 13 14

Thumb Support (Gray) See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1932M2 RH 1932M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

183477 185116

163207 163207

183477 185116

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11.13 Head Assembly – 1933M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) Small 185022 184702 185025 184703 Medium 185023 184704 185026 184705 Large 185024 184706 185027 184707 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

Small 185016 184928 185019 184929 Medium 185017 184930 185020 184931 Large 185018 184932 185021 184933

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 11) 185055 185056

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame 185061 185062 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 185063 185063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 185071 185071

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183477 183477

8 Disc Gauge Assembly (Optional) 185077 185077

Parts for Disc Gauge

8a Frame Assembly 185079 185079 8b Knob 183791 183791 8c Spring 121635 121635 8d Disc Assembly 185082 185082

9 Blade Housing 185065 185065 10 Blade 185066 185066 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 185075 185075 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 14

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1933M2 RH 1933M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

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11.14 Head Assembly – 1940M2

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11.14 Head Assembly – 1940M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

1940M2 RH 1940M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 13) Small 185034 184708 185037 184709 Medium 185035 184710 185038 184711 Large 185036 184712 185039 184713 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 11, 12, 13)

Small 185028 184934 185031 184935 Medium 185029 184936 185032 184937 Large 185030 184938 185033 184939

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 10) 185057 185058

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame 185061 185062 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 185063 185063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 185072 185072

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183478 183478

8 Blade Housing 185065 185065

9 Blade 185068 185068 10 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 185075 185075 11 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 12 13

Thumb Support (Gray) See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

163207 163207

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11.15 Head Assembly – 1942M2

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11.15 Head Assembly – 1942M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) Small 185106 184714 185109 184715 Medium 185107 184716 185110 184717 Large 185108 184718 185111 184719 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13,

14) Small 185100 184940 185103 184941 Medium 185101 184942 185104 184943 Large 185102 184944 185105 184945

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 11) 185114 185115

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086 2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame 185061 185062 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 185063 185063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 185072 185072

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183478 183478

8 Depth Gauge Assembly 185116 185116

9 Blade Housing 185065 185065 10 Blade 185068 185068 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 185075 185075 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 13 14

Thumb Support (Gray) See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1942M2 RH 1942M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

163207 163207

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11.16 Head Assembly – 1943M2

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11.16 Head Assembly – 1943M2

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14) Small 185046 184720 185049 184721 Medium 185047 184722 185050 184723 Large 185048 184724 185051 184725 Disconnect Handpiece Assembly (Includes the Head Assy. Plus Items 1, 2 (Flanged Only), 12, 13, 14)

Small 185040 184946 185043 184947 Medium 185041 184948 185044 184949 Large 185042 184950 185045 184951

Head Assembly (Includes Items 3 – 11) 185059 185060

1 Handle Retaining Knob 183086 183086

2 Hand Strap – Primary 183065 183065

Hand Strap – Secondary (Not Shown) 183121 183121

3 Grease Cup 173191 173191

Parts for Grease Cup (Not Shown) Retainer Ring Only 173190 173190 Bulb and Washer 173208 173208 Base and Fitting 173187 173187

4 Frame 185061 185062 5 Bearing 183060 183060 6 Pinion 185063 185063 7 Cover with Special Steeling Device 185072 185072

Repair Kit (Not Shown) 183478 183478

8 Disc Gauge Assembly (Optional) 185078 185078

Parts for Disc Gauge

8a Frame Assembly 185079 185079

8b Knob 183791 183791

8c Spring 121635 121635

8d Disc Assembly 185083 185083

9 Blade Housing 185065 185065 10 Blade 185068 185068 11 Cover Retaining Screw (2 required) 185075 185075 12 Handle Spacer Ring 183120 183120 13 Thumb Support (Gray) 163207 163207 14

See Section 11.20 for Handle Options

1943M2 RH 1943M2 LH

Flanged Flangeless Flanged Flangeless

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11.17 Flex Shaft and Casing

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11.17 Flex Shaft and Casing (Continued)

WITHOUT DISCONNECT WITH DISCONNECT

ITEM DESCRIPTION

48” 60” 84” 48” 60” 84”

Casing Assembly Complete (Includes Items 1, 2, 4, 5) Casing Assembly Complete (Includes Items 1, 4, 5, 7, 8)

1 Casing Assembly 183771 183772 183773 183771 183772 183773 2 Casing Latch Collar 183111 183111 183111 ------ ------ -----3 Flex Shaft 183837 183838 183839 183837 183838 183839 4 Nylon Washer 123314 123314 123314 123314 123314 123314

Drive End Assembly (Includes Items 5 and 6)

183849 183850 183851 ------ ------ ------

------ ------ ------ 183852 183853 183854

183099 183099 183099 183099 183099 183099

5 Drive End Sub-Assembly 183129 183129 183129 183129 183129 183129 6 Driver Assembly 183101 183101 183101 183101 183101 183101 7 Lever Mounting Collar ------ ------ ------ 183110 183110 183110 8 Disconnect Lever ------ ------ ------ 183108 183108 183108

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11.18 Post Handle (Optional)

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11.18 Post Handle (Optional) (Continued)

ITEM DESCRIPTION

1 Clamp Ring 183621 1 2 Post 183622 1 3 Hex Washer Head Bolt 183623 1 4 Hex Flange Nut 183633 1 5 Handle (Extra Small) 183043 1 6 Arm Rest Assembly 183624 1

UNIVERSAL POST HANDLE KIT

183620

QTY.

7 8 Knob Assembly 183626 1

9 45º Elbow 183631 1

10 Grease Fitting 102273 1

Arm Rest Strap Assembly

183630 1

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11.19 Optional Equipment Available

Lubrication and Lubrication Equipment

Part Number Description

173519 Duralite® Casings Maintenance Kit (WhizLube Spray) 100608 8 oz. Tube Whizard® Grease 143631 14 oz. Cartridge of Special Whizard® Grease 163328 25 pack – 14 oz. Cartridges of Whizard® Grease 100640 35 Pound Bucket of Whizard® Grease 113415 Grease Gun (for 8 oz. tube of Whizard® Grease) 163267 Large Grease Cup (Optional) 102273 Grease Fitting 183631 Elbow - Body

Optional Blades

Part Number Description

183289 1850M2 Serrated Blade 183265 1000M2 / 1500M2 Serrated Blade 183266 1300M2/1400M2 Serrated Blade 185067 1930M2 – 1933M2 Serrated Blade 185069 1940M2 – 1943M2 Serrated Blade

Blade Sharpening and Steeling Equipment

Part Number Description

100660 Special Stone 100642 Whizard® Special Steel 100650 Ceramic Sharpener 163076 750 EdgeMaster 163071 850 / 880 EdgeMaster 163069 1000 / 1500 EdgeMaster 163070 1300 / 1500 EdgeMaster 122740 Positioner Reel for EdgeMaster 183908 750 EZ Edge 183925 850 / 880 EZ Edge 173322 1000 / 1500 EZ Edge 173298 1300 / 1400 EZ Edge

Covers and Depth Gauges

Part Number Description

185134 Poultry Cover Assembly 750 173347 Depth Gauge Setting Device Device Kit 880 S&B 173348 Depth Gauge Setting Device Device Kit 1400 & 1500

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11.19 Optional Equipment Available (Continued)

Tools

Part Number

Description

183900

M2 Torque Wrench Kit

Cleaning Equipment

Part Number Description

184334 Handpiece Cleaning Kit (Contains the following) 184335 Handpiece Cleaning Pick 184336 Stainless Steel Hand Brush 184337 Scrub Brush 184338 1-1/2” Diameter Tubing Brush 184339 ½” Diameter Tubing Brush

Cleaning Solution

Part Number Description

184331 184332

Case of

EXTRA Cleaner (1 gallon jug)

EXTRA Cleaner (four 1 gallon jugs)

11.20 Handle Options

Molded Handles Flanged Flangeless

Disconnect

Flanged

Disconnect

Flangeless

Large (Green) 183040 183918 183045 183937 Medium (Blue) 183041 183919 183046 183938 Small (Gray) 183042 183920 183047 183939 X-Small (Turquoise) 183043 183921 183048 183940 XX-Small (Tan) (With Spacer Ring)

Aluminum Handles Flanged Flangeless

183511 183935 183512 183942

Disconnect

Flanged

Disconnect

Flangeless

Small (With Spacer Ring) - - - 183767 Medium (With Spacer Ring) - - - 183768

Contact Your Whizard Salesperson For Information About Our Ergonomic Manual Now Available.

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SECTION 12.0 About These Operating Instructions

12.1 Other Languages

Translations into any of the languages used in the European Union are available at cost price upon request. Call or write the local Distributor or contact Bettcher Industries.

12.2 Document Identification

Copies of this Operation Instruction may be ordered by quoting the Document ID as listed below :

Document ID: Manual #183130

Document Description:

Operating Instructions and Spare Parts List for Large Modular Series II Whizard

 Tools

Issued: November 15, 1999

Operating Instructions for other Whizard Trimmer Models may be requested by quoting the model designation of the tool as shown on the identification plate on the

Whizard

Trimmer.

12.3 Software And Duplication

For more information, contact your local Representative or :

Bettcher Industries

Administrative Assistant/Engineering

Department

P.O. Box 336

Vermilion, Ohio 44089

USA

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SECTION 13.0 Contact Addresses And Phone

For additional information, technical support and spare parts, contact your local Representative, Distributor, or Bettcher Representative :

United States of America

Bettcher Industries Inc. 6801 State Route 60 Birmingham, Ohio 44889 U.S.A.

Tel: +1-440-965-4422 Fax: +1-440-965-4900

Brazil

Bettcher do Brasil Comércio de Máquinas Ltda. Av. Fagundes Filho, 145 Cj 101/102 - São Judas São Paulo - SP CEP 04304-010 - BRAZIL Tel: +55 11 4083 2516 Fax: +55 11 4083 2515

Switzerland

Bettcher GmbH Pilatusstrasse 4 CH-6036 Dierikon SWITZERLAND

Tel: + (0) 41-41-348-0220 Fax: + (0) 41-41-348-0229

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User Manual