IMER COMBl 250/1000 VA Operating, Maintenance, Spare Parts Manual

COMBl250l1000

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SAWING

MACHINE

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OPERATING,

MAINTENANCE,

SPARE

pARTS

MANUAL

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IMER INTERNATIONAL S.p.A.

COMBI 25011000

VA

available

for

consullalion.

Dear

Customer,

Congratulations

on

your

choice

of

purchase:

(MER

saws

ore

the

resull

of

years

of

experience

and

are

equipped

with

all

Ihe

lalesl technical

innovations.

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WORKING

IN

SAFETY

To

work

in

complete

safety,

read

the

following

instructions

carefully

be-

fore

using

the

machine.

To

work

in

complete

safety.

read

the

(ollowing

instructions

carefully

be-

fore

using

the

machine.

This

OPERATION

AND

MAINTEi'JANCE

manual

must

be

kept

on

site

by

the

person

in

charge,

e.g.

the

SITE

FOREMAN.

and

must

always

be

. .

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Featur.

Power(1<W)

Ra~ed

'1ollage

M

Frequency

(Hz)

Absorbed

curranl

Number

01

poles

rpm

Service

type

Insulation

category

Proteclion

calegory

Capacitor

(~F)

Tabre

2

MOlor

(115VI60Hz)

1.1

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60

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The

manual

is

to

be

considered

integral

part

of

the

machine

and

must

be

kept

for

future

reference

(EN

12100(2)

unlillhe

machine

is

disposed

of.

If

the

manual

is

damaged

or

lost, a replacement

may

be

requested

from

the

manufacturer.

The

manual

contains

important

information

regarding

site

preparation,

machine

use,

maintenance

procedures,

and

requests

for

spare

parts.

Nevertheless,

the

installer

and

the

operator

must

both

have

adequate

experience

and

knowledge

of

the

machine

prior

to

use,

To

guarantee

complete

safely

of

the

operator,

safe

operation

and

long

life

of

equipment,

follow

th.e

instructions

in

this

manual

carefully,

and

observe

all

safety

standards

currently

In

force

for

the

prevention

of

ac-

cidents

al

work

(use

of

safety

footwear

and

suitable

clothing,

helmets.

gloves,

goggles

etc.).

Lt

-

Make

sure that al/ signs are legible.

Lt

-It is strictly forbidden

to

cany

O!it any form

of

modification

to

thCl

steel structure.or working parts

of

the machine.

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INTERNATIONAL

declines

all

responsibility

for

failure

10

com-

ply

with

laws

and

standards

governing

the

use

of

this

equipment,

in

particular;

improper

use,

defective

power

supply.

lack

or

maintenance,

unauthorised

modifications,

and

partial

or

tolal

failure

to

observe

Ihe

instructions

contained

in

thiS

manual.

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INTERNATIONAL

reserves

Ihe

right

10

modify

features

of

thll

saw

and

contents

of

this

manual,

without

the

obligation

to

update

previous

machines

and/or

manuals,

1,

TECHNICAL

DATA

Technical

dala

are

stijted

in

lable 1 and

electrical

specifications

in

table

2.

i

Table

1•

TECHNICAl.

DATA

Model

Combi

25011000

VA.

i

Max.

blade

dlameler

10

inches

Diamond

Blade

hole

diameter

5/8

inches

Single

·pheslr

115V/60Hz

motor

power

1,1

kW

Max.

blade

mUllion

speed

3400

rpm

i

Culling

lnble

dimension5

1115x500mm

Length

of

90'

culs

(thickness=<

10mm)

Length

or

culs

from

aboye

950mm

1.000

mm

I

Maximum

cul·depth

with

single.

stroke

I

Maximum

cut

depth

with

lWo

stroke

6Gmm

105mm

Waler

pump

now

rale

13Vmln

Waler

tank

capacity

40

L

Machina

dimensions

1420x636x619

Packed

machine

dimensions

1455x670x653

mm

Weight

with

packaging

65

kg

2

DESIGN

STANDARDS

Combl

250/1

OOOVA

saws

have

been

designed

and

manufactured

accor-

ding

to

the

foilowing

standards:

EN

12100-1-2;

EN

60204-1;EN

12418.

3

SOUND

PRESSURE

LEVEL AND

VIERA

TlONS

Table 3 shows

the

sound

pressure

level

measured

load

less

allhe

ope·

ralor's

ear

(L.

A

)

and

of

the

vibrations

transmitted

during

operation.

Table

3

Sawing

machine I Typa

of

motor

L,.,

A

...

I

I

Combi

250/1000

VA

I

Electric

I

86dS

I

2.57

mis'

4,

GENERAL

SAW

DES~B.lEIlQti.

41 General description

The

Combi

250/1000

VA

is a saw

comprising

the

following

main

sub-

groups:

•

culter

hea\!

(reLA,fig.l)

•

runner

guide

and

anns

(ref,B,

fig,l)

•

cutting

tables

and

heads

(reLC,

fig.1)

•

water

collection

tank

(ref.D,

fig.

1)

'frame

(ref.E,

fig,1)

The

culling

head

is

mounted

on

a

reinforced

aluminium

profile

and

is

equipped

with

horizontal

and

vertical

movement

facilities.

The

alumi-

nium

profile

is

hinged

onto

die-cast

arms

(ref.F,

fig.1)

and

01e

entire

unit

can

rolale

through

45'

(f1g.2)

by

mClans

of

lhe

relative

handwheels

(ref.

G,

rtg.2).

The

machine

Is

supported

by a special

metallic

frame.

There

is a shock-

proof

plastic

tank

between

the

machine

and

the

frame,

The

water

im-

mersion

pump

is

mounted

below

the

cutting

surfaces

on a special

brac-

ket

and

supplies a water

distributor

inside

the

blade

guard

for

cooling

the

culling

btade

during

operation.

The

high

resistance

plastic

handle

(ref.H.

fig.2),

is

equipped

with

the

main

ON-OFF

switch

on

the

operator

side

to

facilitate

saw

activation

and

shutdown.The

raised

position

of

the

red

OFF

bUlton

on

the

hand-

le

is

designed

to

facililate

shutdown

of

the

machine

in

the

event

of

an

emergency.

The

motor

capacitor

is

located

in a protected

position

inside

the

handle.

The

saw

is

fitted

with a guard

to

guarantee

optimal

safety

during

0Pera-

lion

and

to

protect

the

user

during

culUng

cycles.

Avalve

is

mounted

above

the

blade

guard

to

adjuslthe

now

rate

of

water

delivered

to

the

cutting

blade.

4.2

P(Q.cessable

materials

This

saw

has

been

designed

for

cutting

the

following

materials:

ceramic

tiles,

masonry

and

stone

in

general

with

maximum

dimensions

com·

patible

with

the

length,

cutting

depth

and

dimensions

of

the

surfaces

specified

in

lable

1.

Maximum

weight

01

processable

materials:

25

kg.

~nsuitable

material

Materials

unsuitable

for

this

machine

are

all

those

not

specified

in

pa-

ragraph

4.2.

In

any

event,

before

using

the

saw

with

materials

other

than

as

specified

by

the

manufacturer

for

this

saw

model,

conlacllMER

INTERNATIONAL

Sf

A

& .

Use

of

this machine with workpieces outside

the

specified

dimensions

is

strictly

prohibited and constitutes a hazard for

the

operator.

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INTERNATIONAL S,p.A.

COMB1.250'1000

VA

5,

OPERATION SAFETY

ill

-Before

using

the saw, ensure that

all

protection

devices are

filled,

ill

-Never use the saw in environments subjeci

to

the risk

of

explosions

or

fire.

The

saw

is

not

filled

wilh

specinc

lighting

and

therefore

the

workplace

must

be

sufficiently

lit

for

this

purpose

(min.

300

lux.).

The

power

lines

muslbe

laid

to

prevent

any

possible

damage,

Ensure

that

the

eleclrical

connection

is

protected

againstlhe

risk

of

wa-

ter

penetration

in

connectors.

Use

exclusively

conneclors

and

couplings

equipped

with

water

spray

protection.

Never

use

inadequate

or

makeshift

electrical

lines

or

cabtes

without

ear·

thing;

if

in

doubt

consult

a specialised

.technician.

Repairs

to

the

electrical

circuit

must

be

performed

exclusively

by

specia-

lised

personnel.

Disconnect

Ihe

machine

from

the

power

supply

before

performing

maintenance

or

repairs.

6.

GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS

Nole

that

this

machine

has

been

designed

to

ensure

optimal

performan-

ce

and

maximum

safety;

however

the

operator

must

also

guarantee

this

level

of

safety

by

paying

special

atlenlion

10

the

machine

throughoul

all

work

phases.

1.

Ensure that

an

efficient earthing system is installed.

2.

Work only with all

protection

devices fitted correctly and In effi-

cient working order.

3.

Keep

the

machine clean: general cleaning (and the work surfa-

ces in partiCUlar) represents

an

important safety factor.

4.

Always stop the machine and disconnect from the

power

supply

before cleaning

or

removing

any

protection

device

(for

maintenan-

ce

or

disassembly purposes).

If

water jets are used

for

cleaning,

never

point

jets

directly at the

power

supply

unnor

electric motor.

5.

Remove rings, watches, bracelets

or

ties be/oro using fhe ma-

chine; these elements constitute a serious hazard

to

the operator.

Also ensure that sleeves are tIght

around

the wrists, hair Is tied

back and

robust

footwear is used.

6.

Never cuI workpleces that· have dimensions

or

weight thaf are

not suited

to

machine I capacity as speciffed

by

the manufacturer

(see

point

4.2)

7.

Always use personal

protection

devices such as safety goggles,

SUitably sized gloves, ear muffs

or

plugs

and

hair

caps when ne-

cessary.

8.

Use

original diamond blades

as

recommended

by

the manufac-

turer to ensure optimal performance

of

the machine.

9.

Always keep hands well away from the working zone while the
machine Is running; before removing workpieces from the blade
area, always press the

stop

pushbutton'

to

shut

down rotation.

10.

The

Instructions in this manual are aimed at machine users

(operafors, maintenance engineers).

11.

Never use diamond blades that are

chipped

or

deformed.

12.

Never use blades over tire rotation speed specfffed

by

the ma-

nufacturer.

13.

Use exclusively water-cooled

continuous

rim blades suited

to

the material

fo

be

cut.

14.

Never

dry

cut material

or

cut

when cooling water levels are

low.

7.

SA

EETY DEVICES

The

Combi

25011000

VA

has

been

constructed

taking

into

account

cur-

rent

hannonised

European

safety

standards.

According

10

machine

directive

981371EEC

all

safety

devices

have

been

installed

wilh

the

aim

of

safeguarding

the

operator,

7.1

Guards and safely devices

The

machine

is

equipped

with

fixed

guards,

secured

by

means

of

screws

and

protections

Ihat

prevent

access

10

moving

or

dangerous

parts.

All

fixed

guards,

covers,

shieldS

fixed

by

means

of

screws

have

been

envisaged

to

protectlhe operalor

(maintenance

engineers.

technicians

and

others)

from

possible

accidents

cause

by

electrical

discharge

or

moving

mechanical

parts.

Therefore

use

of

the

machine

with

guards

removed

or

modified

in

any

way

is

strictly prohiblled.

ill

' Before performIng maintenance

or

repaIrs to the machliJe,

turn

It

off

via the maIn switch and disconnect from the

power

sup-

ply

to prevent Inadvertent start-up

and

isolate

all

machine electri-

cal cirCUits.

8.

MACHINE INSTALLATION

~

Remove

the

machine

packing.

The

machine

can

already

be

uSf;d,

leaVing

the

legs

folded,

resting

its

frame

on

a sulnciently

even

surtace

at

least

as

big

as

the

tank.

Frame

assembly:

1,

remove

Ihe

machine

and

tank

from

the

folded

trame.

2.

remove

the

safety

pins

from

Ule

frame

and

open

the

legs.

3.

put

the

satety

pins

back

in

(he

holes

provided

locking

the

legs

in

Ihe

open

position.

4.

reposition

the

machine

and

tank

on

lhe

frame.

ill

-Make sure that the frame is

positioned

on a flat and even sur-

face, capable'

of

bearing the weight

of

the machine. The maximum

permissIble gradient in a/l directions

Is

6°.

8,2 Handling

The

Comb!

250/1000

VA

sawing

machine

weighs

57

Kg

C!nd

can

be

mo-

ved

using

the

side

handles

on

the

tank

(ref.l,

ftg.1).

For

short

distances

use

lhe

wheels

filled

on

the

frame.

For

longer

distances.

before

moving

the

machine,

close

the

frame

reversing

the

sequence

of

the

operations

described

in

point

8.1.

Every

time

the

machine

is

moved,

make

sure

the

head

is

IO.cked

tighte-

ning

the

knobs

(ref.L,

fig.

1j.

ill

-Always empty the tank before moving the machine.

ill

-Always disconnect the

power

plug

before mOVing the ma-

chine.

~Qnal

table assembly (optlOnllJ

kit

code

11881761

The

additional

table

can

be

positioned

on

the

right

or

left

side

of

!he

machine

or

on

both

sides

althe

same

time.

Firslly

insert

the

props

(two

for

each

table)

in

lhe

grooves

provided

on

the

chosen

side,

Al

Ihis

point

you

can

install

the

additionallable,

Which

is

supplied

with

the

side

supports

already

assembled.

Insert

these

supports

completely

in

the

special

housings

machined

in

the

machine

sides.

Then

lower

the

additional

table

until

ilis

on

level

with

the

machine

table

(fig.6).

ill.

The

use ofaddltfonal tables without

props

can

cause damage

to them.

9,

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

& .Ensure that voltage corresponds to machine dataplate spe-

cifications.

The

power

supply

line

must

be

equipped

with

current

overload

protec-

tion

(e.g.

thermal

cutout)

and

protection

against

indirect

conI

act

(e.g.

residual

current

circuit

breaker).

Conneclthe

machine

to

an

efficient

earthing

system.

The

size

of

the

power

cable

wires

must

be

based

On

operating

current

and

length

of

the

power

line

to

prevent

excessive

vollage

drops

(table

4).

Table

4

I

V

115

Cable

length

(rn)

I

0+12

I

13'

20

I

21

.32

J=

14.4A

Cable

(mm')

I

1.5

I

2.5

I

4

Connect

the

saw

plug

to

the

mains

and

lighten

the

mechanical

retainer

ring

with

IP67

protection

rating.

The

saw

is

now

ready

for

operation.

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COMB1250/1000

VA

10.

MACHINE

USE

10.1

Ooeration

The

correct

sid.e

for

the

operator

is

shown

in

fig.4

reLX.

Fililhe waler

tank

10

lhe

ma.>\imum

level

(approx.

40

Hires).

Connect

the

machine

to·lhe

power

mains

and

star1

as

described

In

pa-

ragraph

10.

Open

the

valve

(reLN,

fig.1)

and

ensure

sufficient

flow

of

cooling

water

to

lhe

diamond

Olade.

10.2

Cutting

Restlhe

material

to

be

cut

on

the

culling lable against

the

stopper.

De·

fine

lhe

required

inclination

using

the

goniomeler.

To

adjusl

the

culling

head

heighl.

loosen

the

handwheel (reLa.

f.g.3).

position

the

head

at

the

required

height,.

then

fully

lighten

the

handwheel.

Make

sure Ihal

handwheels

for

sloped

cUlling

(ref.G,

fig.2)

are

firmly

tightened.

Slart lhe

sawing

machine

as

described in paragraph

10.

To

proceed

wilh

cutting.

press

the

piece

10

be

cui

on

the

lable

with

your

hand

and

move

the

cutter

head

gripping

the

handle

and

drawing

it

towards.

you.

If

the

feed

speed

is

too

fast

in

relation

10

the

lhickness

and

hardness

of

Ihe

malerial

the

blade

mighl

stop

turning.

In

this

case.

release

the

disk

as

quickiy

as

possible

moving

the

culler

head

away

from

you

unlillhe

disk

recovers

its

nominal

rolalion

speed.

Resume

cuHing,

adjusting

the

feed

speed

according

to

lhe characteristics

of

Ihe

material.

10.3

Angled cuts

Loosen

the

handwheels

(ref.G,

fig.2),

set

Ihe

culling

head

althe

requi-

red

angle,

retighten

the

handwheels,

and

proceed

as

described

in

the

poinl

above.

&.

Ensure

thafthe

tank is kept

full

during all work phases and in

the event

of

prolonged work Intervals replace water regularly and

remove all processing residue.

10.4

Laserpolnter

The

machine

is

filled

with a laser

pointer

that

reproduces

the

culling

line

on

lhe

piece

being

machined.

TIle

track

of light indicates

the

Irajeetory

of

lhe

diamond

disk

during

Ihe

feed

motion.

Making

the

required

CUlling

profile

coincide

wilh

the

laser profile,

it

is

possible

10

ensure

lhe

highesl

accuracy

of

the

operation.

Cuts

at

right

angle

with

one

side

of

the

piece

being

machined

do

not

require

tracing

beforehand:

in

facl

il will suffice

10

make

sure

that

the

side

of

reference

is

in

coni

act

with

the

stopper

on

Ihe

resting

surface.

Ukewise.

using

lhe

goniometer.

CUlling

at

predefined inclinations

is

pos-

sible.

The

laser

light

will

indicate

the

actual position

of

the

cut.

The

taser

pointer

is

activated

when

the

machine

is

connected

to

lhe

e/eclric

mains.

The

pointer

is

aligned

wilh

the

disk

and

must

not

be

moved

from

its

initial

position.

& -

The

pointer used emits a low power laser light. but it Is

In

any

case advisable to avoid looking directly at the emitter itself.

11.

MAINTENANCE

11,1

Premise

Routine

meintenance

operations

can

also

be

performed

by

non-speci"li·

sed

personnet

provided

thai

all

safety standards

specified

in

lhe

ralative

sections

of

this

manual

are

observed

at

all

times.

11.2

Machine cleaning

The

machine

should

be

cleaned

exclusively

when

it

is

stationary.

& .

All

power switches must be set to

"0"

and plugs must

be

disconnected from the mains.

1.

Never

use

compressed

air:

Ihis

could

cause

infiltration

of

dust

or

reo

sidue

in

enc.losed

parts.

2.

Ensure

Ihat

the

cooling

water

nozzles

are

not

obstructed.

3.

Above

ali

the

cooling

water

in

lhe lank must

be

changed

every

day.

4.

00

not

use

detergents

or

lUbricants.

11,3

Waste

disposal

As

regards

disposal

of

processing

wasle

observe

all

current

legislation

in

lhe

country

of

use.

11,4

Repairs

Repairs

10

the

electrical installation

must

be

performed

el<c/usively

by

specialised

personnel.

Use

exclusively origlnallMER

spare

parts:

modi-

fications

to

paris

are.

strictly prohibiled.

The

special

design

of

the

Combi

4

250/1000

VA

ensures

that

no

other maintenance olherthan

as

specified

above

is

required.

Ensure

thai

the

conlacts

of

Ihe

power

plug

and

plug-switch

assembly

are

efficient.

If

oxidation

is

detecled,

clean

iinmedialely

& .

In

Ihe event

of

activation

of

the

RCCB,

check the machine

and arrange

(or

repairs

If

necessary eXclusively by specialised

personnel.

11

5 Clffaning the tank

Clean

lhe

tank

in

the

event

of

build-up of sediment

on

lhe

base,

or

at

least

once a day.

Failure

to

clean

1l1etank

could

impair

operation

of

the

immersion

pump

used

for

circulation

of

lhe

diamond

blade

cooling
water.
To

clean

Ihe

lank, disassemble

from

lhe machine,

lock

the

head.

hold

it

by

Ihe

arms

and

rinse

with

a direct water jet (Ihis

Is

to

avoid

direct

con-

tacl

of

the

waler

with

electrical

parts),

the

proceed

with

manual

cleaning

using

cloths

or

brushes.

Take

care

nOl

to

damage

cables

When

replacing

the

machine

on

the
tank
Take

care

not

to

damage

the

pump

wilen

placing

the

machine

on

lhe

surface

11.6

Blade replacement

The

diamond

blade

is

made

of

materiaf

that

may

be

damaged

when

subject

10

high

temperalures,

and

therefore

must

be

cooled

during

the

work

phases.

To

replace

the

blade,

proceed

as

follows:

1.

Blo.elI

axial

movement

of

the

cutting

head

by

means

of

the

hand-

wheels

(ref.L.

fig.

1).

2.

Disassemble

Ihe

front guard

(reLP,

fig.1).

3.

Loosen

lhe locknut

by

rotating clockwise (left

thread),

using

a

19

mm

wrench.

4.

Move

the

cutting

head

forward

slightly

and

incline

10

remove

the

blade

from

its

seaL

5.

Ensure

thallhere

are

no

foreign

objects

between

the

fixing

flange

and

diamond

blade.

During

disassembly,

avoid

use

of

tools

Ihat

could

denl

or

deform

the

flange,

6.

Insert

lhe

new

blade

proceeding

in

reverse

order

of

lhe

operation

described

at

poinl

4.

Take

special

care

to

ensure correct direction

01

rotation

of

the

diam.ond

biade.

7.

TIghten

Ihe

blade

locknut

fully

down

by

rota

ling anliclockwise (left

thread),

to

~,Iorque

of

40

Nm.

&-

Always

disconnecllhe power

plug

beJore

changing

the

disk.

11.7

Cleanina the cooiing water

supplv

circuit

At

regular

intervals

(or

when

lhe

flow

rale

of

Ihe

blade

cooling

water

is

reduced)

clean

the

cooling water

supply

circuil.

To

do

this,

disassemble

the

delivery

noule

(ref.P.

fig.

1)

located inside lhe blade

guard

and

clean

in

water.

Periodically

clean

the

cooling

waler delivery

line

between

the

pump

and

valve

and

blade

guard

using

water.

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COMBI 250/1000

VA

12.

Residual risks and safety signs

Although the sawing machine has been manufactured

fUlly

in

complian-

ce with current regulations. residual risks

exisllhat

cannol be eliminated
and involve the use of appropriate individual protection devices. Ade­quate

warning signs fitted on the machine poinl out both the risks and

the behaviour

10

be followed.

NOISE RISK

Ear protection must be worn

RISK OF INJURY

TO

THE

HANDS

Safety gloves

must

be worn

RISK OF INJURY

TO

THE

EYES

Eye protection

must

be worn

Reading the manual

before use Is compulsory

Cutting with water Is compulsory

"I.E

CaUPURE

~'LECTRacunON

DANGER RAYON LASER

£.

Please be reminded that checking the use of

lPDs

is delegated

·to

the

employer.

14.

TrWb/eshoQtinq

ill. CAUTIONIII

All

maintenance operations

must

be

perlormed

exc/llsively with the machine switched off, with the selector set

to

"0"

and the power

plug

disconnected from the mains.

Trouble

I

Causes Romedies

ICurrenl does nol reach

Check the

line'

the supply line

IThe socket and plug

Restore etlrrect
are nol etlnnected connection
properly

iThe differential switch

Turn

Ihe differential

Is

off swllch

on

The motor does not The power cable from Change

the

cable'

start when Ihe start

tHe

plug

to

the panel

swilch is pressed is.cut off

An

electric-wire

inslC1e

Restore Ihe connection'
the motor terminal strip
Is.

cut off

An

electric wire inside Change

the

swilch •

the panel is cut off
The start switch is Change the swllch •

faultv

~

Low water level in lank

Restore Ihe water level
Pump filler clogged

Clean Ihe pump flIler

Cooling waler fails

Current foils to reach

Check Ihe pump

10

reach Ihe blade

Ihe pump eleclrical

supply'

Pump Jailure Change

t(1.e

pump'

Blade fitted

In

the

Remove the blade
opposlle direction to

and reposllion iUn Ihe

The blade

doe's

that of rolallon direction shown

on

the

not

cui

blade label
Worn blade Change Ihe blade

• Operation

to

be

carried

out

by

an

electrician

5

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COMB

I

250/1000

VA

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FIG.

1

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