Operation; Assembly; Electric Connection - HOLZMANN MASCHINEN ABS3000 Mode D'emploi

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OPERATION

11.1

Assembly

 Number references () are related to the part numbers in the spare part drawing, which you
can find in the back section of this manual.
 Check the machine for hidden transport damages when unpacking. If you notice any part
being damaged, inform your reseller immediately but latest 7 days after date of purchase.
Later claims based on transport damage cannot be accepted anymore by HOLZMANN
MASCHINEN GmbH.
 The machine is being delivered pre-assembled.
 Install the supports (1/3) of the filter bag to the frame (14), mount the 4 columns to the
frame (14) and to the base assembly (12).
 Pull the dust collector bag onto the frame (14) and tighten it with the clamping assembly
(4).
 Finally mount the filter bag by putting it over the upper support (1) and attaching it to the
frame (14), tightening it properly with the clamping assembly (4).
 The degree of pre-assembly might vary due to continuous product development. Check the
spare part drawing for reference if necessary.
11.2

Electric connection

The connection of the machine to the electric power supply and the following checks have to
be carried out by a respectively trained electrician only.
The electronic connection of the machine is designated for operation with a grounded power
socket!
The connector plug may not be manipulated.
If the connector plug doesn't fit or if it is defect, only qualified electricians may modify or
renew it!
The grounding wire should be held in green-yellow.
A damaged cable has to be exchanged immediately!
Check, whether the feeding voltage and the Hz comply to the required values of the ma-
chine. A deviation of feeding voltage of ±5% is allowed (e.g.: a machine with working voltage
of 380V can work within a voltage bandwidth of 370 till 400V.
HOLZMANN Maschinen Austria
Connect only to power supply with short-circuit protection!
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A T T E N T I O N
Absauganlage / Dust collector ABS 3000/4000/5000
OPERATION
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