Husqvarna 1-8DPS30 Manuel D'utilisation page 10

6. Do daily maintenance. Refer to
schedule on page 19 .
7. Make sure that the product is assembled correctly
and is not damaged.
8. Make sure that all bolts, screws and nuts are
tightened.
9. Make sure that the blastwheel, feed spout, liners and
sealing are not damaged or worn out. Replace the
parts when 75% of the blade thickness has been
worn away.
10. Make sure that the separator is not damaged.
11. Make sure that the separator is filled with abrasive
up to the separator tray.
12. Put the product on the work area. Make sure that the
surface is level. Make sure that the transportation of
the product to and in the work area is done safely
and correctly. Refer to
disposal on page 24 .
13. Connect a dust extractor to the product. Refer to
connect a dust extractor on page 14 .
14. Make sure that the ON/OFF switch is in OFF position
before you connect the product to a power supply.
15. Connect the product to a power source. Refer to
connect the product to a power source on page 14 .
16. Make sure that the brush list seals are in the correct
To adjust the height of the brush list
height. Refer to
seals on page 13 .
17. Make sure that the magnetic seals are in the correct
To adjust the height of the magnetic
height. Refer to
seals on page 13 .
Drive system
The drive system is used during operation and allows
the product to be moved around with the traction wheel.
To move the product with the drive system on
Refer to
page 25 .
Always engage the drive system during operation.
To engage the drive system
WARNING:
from rotating parts. Be very careful when
you attach the quick-release pin.
Install the quick-release pin to engage the drive system.
The quick-release pin is found above the traction wheel.
Product overview on page 3 .
Refer to
10
Maintenance
Transportation, storage and
Keep your hands away
1. Turn the ON/OFF switch to the ON position.
2. Push the abrasive control cable (A) to close the
abrasive valve. Push the OFF button (B) to stop the
blastmotor.
To
To
3. Set the movement speed to the lowest possible,
approximately 0.5.
A
B
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