Instructions for operations for regular use Sample Clauses

Instructions for operations for regular use a. Setting the machine: 1. switch off milling cutter and set it, 2. set the speed, 3. set the safety level 4.check that the knives do not touch anything b. Starting the machine: 1. start suction, 2. turn on main switch, 3. start engine. c. Using the unit: 1. against the conductor: - move the unit along the conductor using your hand; - use the pusher at the end and for minor jobs, 2. against the loose axis: - move the unit against the ring of the safety system rather than against the axis itself. d. Removing the piece processed: 1. stop the machine, 2. stop the dust extraction system. e. Switch off machine after use: 1. turn off main switch.f. Changing the cutter: 1. stop the machine, 2. turn off the main switch, 3. remove the safety device if necessary. 4. Instructions for use in the event of an emergency: a. There is an emergency when: 1. 1. the cutter is broken, 2. clothing is caught in up in the machine 3. other emergency situations (eye injuries, ...) b. You must take the following actions: 1. press the emergency button, 2. switch off the main switch. 5. Instructions for inspection and maintenance: a. Before each use, the following must be checked: 1. good condition of the cutters, 2. good state of the safety system. b. The following must be checked on a monthly basis: 1. operation of the automatic safety switch 2. operation of the micro-switch for the back door. c. Daily maintenance: 1. remove wood chips, sawdust and waste, also in the entire surrounding area 2. clean the conductor of the safety system and use oil if necessary (use oil on the table top if this is xxxxx) d. Monthly maintenance: 1. lubrication machine. e.
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