Electrical Connection; Residual Risks; Preparation - Compa Bs1400 80/200 Mode D'emploi Et D'entretien

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13. Power supply cable
14. Handwheel pin
15. Angle scale
16. Locking handle
17. Dust extraction connection
18. Machine base
21. Table insert
22. Allen key AF 3, 4, 5
23. Open-ended spanner AF10 (not included in the
scope of delivery)
24. Drive wheel
25. Pin for safety switch
26. Safety switch safety
27. Bandsaw blade
28. Slide wheel
29. Reinforcement
30. ON/OFF switch
Fig. B - Upper bandsaw blade guide
1. Rear guide mounting screw
2. Side guide mounting screw
3. Guide pin
4. Guide roller
5. Guide pin mounting screw

4. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Before connecting the machine to the electrical network,
make sure that the motor voltage, indicated on the
plate, corresponds to the voltage of the power line.
WARNING! make sure that the earth cable
connection is connected to the company
earth.
If it is necessary to use extension cords, check
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that the cable section is suitable to withstand the
intensity of current absorbed by the machine. It
is however advisable to use the shortest possible
extension cords.
Always remove the plug from the socket before
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carrying out any maintenance work on the
machine or replacing the blade.
Never abandon the machine with the socket
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connected to the power network.
Do not transport or move the machine with the
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socket connected to the power network.
The machine is supplied with double insulation.
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The machine must be connected to a standard
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system (NFC 15-100) and that has the necessary
protections. If in doubt, consult a quali! ed
electrician.
The power supply network must be equipped
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with a 16A protection fuse.
The electrical diagram of the machine is shown
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in Fig.1.
5.

RESIDUAL RISKS

The machine has been constructed using modern
technology in accordance with recognised safety
standards. However, some residual risks may still
exist.
Risk of injury to ! ngers and hands from the
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rotating saw band due to improper handling of
the workpiece.
Risk of injury from the thrown workpiece due to
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improper handling, such as working without the
pusher.
Risk of damage to health from wood dust and
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wood chips. Wear personal protective equipment
such as goggles. Use a suitable dust extractor.
Risk of injury from a defective saw band. Check
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the saw band regularly for such defects.
Risk of injury to ! ngers and hands when replacing
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the saw band. Wear suitable gloves.
Risk of injury from the saw band starting up
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when the machine is switched on.
Use of incorrect or damaged power cables can
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cause injuries from electricity.
Wear only tight-! tting clothing. Remove rings,
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bracelets and other jewelry.
For the safety of long hair, wear a hat or hairnet.
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Even when all safety measures are taken, there
may still be some residual hazards that are not
yet apparent. Residual hazards can be minimized
by following the instructions in "General Safety
Instructions", "Correct Use" and the entire
operating manual.
6.

PREPARATION

WARNING!
unintentional starting. Do not insert the
plug into the socket until the machine is
completely ready for use.
Assembly tools
1 spanner SW 10/13
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1 Allen key SW 3
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1 Allen key SW 4
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Risk of injury due to