Elektra Beckum HC 260 Operating Instructions Manual

ELEKTRA

BECKUM

Operating

Instructions

Planer/Thicknesser

HC 260

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Serial-No.

11.004 M )

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Attention!

Before

taking

your

machine into operation

please

read

the

operating instructions carefully

and

adhere

to

strictly.

Elektra

Beckum reserves

the

right

to

discontinue models, accessories

or

options

at any

time

or

change specifications

and

materials, equipment

and

design without notice

and

without incurring obligation

of any

kind. Equipment referred

to as

02/95

- GB

available

or

optional

may be at

extra cost.

Art.-Nr.

115 104 71

'

U.K.

Supplement

to

Operating

Instructions

for

Eiektra Beckum

HC 260 M

Combination

Surfacing

and

Thicknessing

Machine

Please

note

the

following supplementary information associated with this machine:

U.K.

Legislation

and

Codes

of

Practice

When

used industrially within

the

U.K. this machine falls under

the

scope

of

Woodworking Machines Regulations

1974

and

Use and

Provision

of

Work Equipment Regulations

1992.

We

strongly advise

you to

study

and

follows theses regulations.

Section

4.0

Connection

to

Power Mains

230 V

motor. Although

the

motors supplied with

this

machine will

run

safely

on a 13A

domestic ring main.

On

starting

the

machine

a

high current

of

very short duration

is

drawn, which will blow your

13A

fuse. Thismachine

can

only

be

connected

to a

16A

separate

radial circuit using

BS

4343 (CEE

17)

plug

and

socket. Ensure

the

installation

is

protected

by a

suitably sized fuse

or

miniature circuit

braker.
This work should

be

undertaken only

by a

qualified electrician!

DUST COLLECTION

We

strongly recommend

the use of a

Dust Collector with this machine.

Our

Sales Department

will

be

happy

to

offer

you

advice

on the

correct

collector.

Contents

1.0

Technical Data

2.0

Final Assembly

3.0

Setting

of

Fence

4.0

Connections

to

Power Mains

5.0

Switch

6.0

Motor

Protection

7.0

Chip Removal

8.0

Chip Removal when Planing

9.0

Chip Removal when Thicknessing

10.0

Setting

of

VARIO

Guard

11.0 Planing

12.0 Thicknessing

13.0 Replacing/Setting

of

Disposable Blades

14.0

Fitting/Setting

of

Resharpenable Blades

15.0 Belt Tension

16.0 Care

and

Maintenance

17.0 Safety Instructions

18.0

User Responsibility

19.0 Wiring Diagrams

20.0 Spare Part List

1.0

Technical

Data

Over

length planing tables

Length thicknessing

bed
Max. working width
Max. thicknessing capacity
Max.

depth

of cut

planing

Cutter block

HSS

steel

Cutter

block speed

Thicknesser

feed rate

Motor

speed 50/60

Hz

Motors

1000

mm - 40"

400mm-

153/4"

260

mm-10

3/16"

160

mm-6

1/8"

3 mm

-1/8"

0 63

mm - 2.480"

6500

Upm

5

m/min

- 16

ft/min

2800/3360

rpm

Fence

tilt

Might

of

planing beds from floor

Weight

max.

45°

860 mm - 34"
ca. 60 kg - 132

Ibs

Work

place related noiseemmission according

to

DIN

45635

no-load

75.7

dB (A)

under

load

90.3

dB (A)

Sound power according

to DIN

45635

no-load 92.2

dB (A)

under load 95.4

dB (A)

1

.8

kW/2.45

hp

2.2

kW/3.00

hp

2.2

kW/3.00

hp

3.1

kW/4.20

hp

2.8

kW/3.80

hp

4.2

kW/5.70

hp

4.2

kW/5.70

hp

230V

220-240

V

110V

220-240

V

380/41

5V

380/415

V

220V

50 Hz

50/60

Hz

50/60

Hz

50/60

Hz

50/60

Hz

50/60

Hz

50/60

Hz

single phase
single phase
single phase
single

phase

three

phase
three phase
three phase

Optional Accessories

Drilling/Morticing Attachment
Cam-lock Clamp

Workstand

HC -

E/ES

Rollerstand

RS 300

Lock

Bar

Conversion

Kit

HSS

Planer Blade

Flexible

Shaft

0-8 mm

chuck

Waxilit

anti-seizing paste

70 gr tin

Drill Chuck

0-10

mm UNF

1/2-20

Rustic

Planer Blade

HSS

Wheel

Set/Workstand

HCK

Carrying Handle

HC

Wheel

Set HCM

Stock-No.

091

1003791

091

1009811

091

1003775

091 101

2367

091

1001020

091

1001047

091

100

1004

091

100

1071

091

1003805

091

1005603

091

1007100

091

1009048

091

1003783

2.0

Final Assembly

2.1 On

single phase machines remove switch from
motor housing, replace after legs have been
installed.

2.2 On

3-phase machines install power cord with

strain reliever

to

motor housing

as

shown

at

right.

2.3

Place legs into motor

housing

and

secure with

hex.

bolts

M8x16,

spring washer

B8 and

hex.

nut

M8.

2.4

Push rubber feet onto legs.

2.5

Attach chip ejection hood

to

extrusion using

the 4

sheet metal screws

supplied.

2.6

Bolt

fence carrier with 2 hex. bolts

M8 to the

infeed

table.

Pull, then

lever

swings freely

2.7

Slide carriage bolts into

the

fence extrusion

and

bolt

to

fence

segment,

using

the two M6

self-locking nuts.

Fix

cover plate

to

fence bracket with

two

cyl.

bolts M4x8

and

washers

A4.2.

3.0

4.0

4.1

4.2

4.3

Setting

of

Fence

By

turning fence setting screws

in or out as

required, adjust fence segment stops

to

true

90° and

45

C

Connection

to

Power

Mains

Single phase machines:
Check

if

voltage

of

power mains matches with voltage stated

on the

machine's type plate.

Fit

plug matching your

local standard outlet

to

power cord.

This

machine must

be

safety earthed.

The

yellow/green lead

is the

earth

conductor. A 220/240 V circuit must have a 13

amp

fuse, fitted

on a

110 V circuit a min.

20 amp

time-lag circuit

breaker

is

required. Extension cords must have a min. cross section

of 2.5

mm2/12

AWG.

3-phase

machines:

Check

if

voltage

of

power mains matches with voltage

stated

on the

machine's type plate.

Fit

plug

of

your local

standard

to

power cord. This machine must

be

safety earthed.

The

yellow/green lead

is the

earth conductor. Min.

lead cross section required

is

1.5

mm2/16

AWG. Protect circuit with

16 amp

time-lag fuses.

Direction

of

rotation

on

3-phase machines:

Switch

machine

on

briefly

to

check

cutterblock

direction

of

rotation.

If

necessary correct

by

interchanging

two

phase leads (black

or

brown).

Do not

interchange

the

yellow/green earth lead with

the

blue neutral

lead.

If in

doubt leave

job to a

qualified electrician.

5.0

Switch

All

switches

are

equipped with a no-volt release solenoid (magnetic switch). This feature prevents

the

machine

from

starting

up

after a power

failure. A light humming from

the

switch when machine

is

switched off,

but

connected

to

power mains,

is

normal

and

does

not

represent a fault.

5.1

-IMPORTANT - WIRING

INSTRUCTIONS

Warning:

This

appliance

must

be

earthed!

For

machines with a single phase motor (220-240 volt

or

110

volt)

the

mains lead

is to be

connected

in

accordance

with

the

following

colour

code.

Green

and

Yellow - Earth

^

Blue

-

Neutral

Brown

-

Live

3-Phase

Motors

Machines

fitted

with

3-phase

motors

are

connected

to the

mains using a 5-pin

industrial

appliance-inlet/connector

to

BS

4343

(IEC 309)

Ensure

it is

wired

and

connected only

by a

qualified electrician.

c

IF IN

DOUBT - CONSULT A QUALIFIED

ELECTRICIAN!

6.0

Motor

Protection

All

switches

are

equipped with a motor protection relay, which automatically trips when

the

motor

is

overloaded.

On

single-phase machine a small

pin is

located

on the

switch housing, which simply needs

to be

pushed

in to

reset

the

motor protection relay.

On

3-phase machines

the

switch needs

to be

switched off.

After

the

motor protection relay

has

tripped

let

motor cool down

for at

least

10

minutes.

7.0

Chip

Removal

Standard delivery with this machine

is a

suction connector

of

100

mm/4" diameter.

We

recommend

to use the

Elektra Beckum Dust

Collector

SPA

1000, which

has

been

designed

specifically

for use

with

this

planer/

thicknesser.

8.0

Chip

Removal

when

Planing

Set

thicknessing

bed to

approx.

2/3

capacity

and

place suction connector onto

it.

Raise thicknessing

bed to

lock

suction connector

in

position. Make sure that

the

notch

on top of the

connector locks

on the

spacer shaft.