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• Veiller à bien étayer les pièces usiner.

• Maintenir aussi petites les ouvertures de table par rap-

port à la taille l’outil de découpe en insérant les an-

neaux correspondants.

• Pour l’usinage de pièces à usiner étroites, il convient

d’utiliser des dispositifs auxiliaires supplémentaires

tels que des plaques de pression horizontales.

• Ne pas laisser la machine sous la pluie.

• Brancher la ﬁche de la machine exclusivement dans la

prise de courant sur le montant.

• Fixer le montant à l’aide de quatre vis sur un établi.

 Risques résiduels

La machine est construite conformément à l’état de la tech-

nique et aux prescriptions techniques reconnues. En dépit

de cela, il peut y avoir des risques résiduels au cours du

travail.

• Risque de blessure des doigts et des mains par l’arbre

de rabotage en rotation si la pièce à usiner n’est pas

guidée de manière appropriée.

• Blessures causées par la pièce à usiner éjectée en cas

de ﬁxation insufﬁsante ou de guidage inapproprié, com-

me travail sans butée.

• Dangers pour la santé dus aux poussières ou aux co-

peaux de bois.

• Portez impérativement un équipement de protection in-

dividuelle tels qu’une protection des yeux et un masque

anti-poussière !

• Dangers pour la santé dus au bruit. Pendant le travail,

le niveau de bruit admissible est dépassé. Portez im-

pérativement un équipement de protection individuelle

telle qu’une protection auditive.

• Mise en danger par le courant électrique en cas d’utili-

sation de câbles de raccordement électriques non con-

formes.

• Ne travaillez que des bois choisis sans défauts comme

par exemple : emplacement de branches, ﬁssures trans-

versales, gerces superﬁcielles. Tout bois présentant des

défauts entraîne des risques pendant le travail.

• Par ailleurs, il peut y avoir des risques résiduels non

évidents en dépit de toutes les précautions prises.

• Les risques résiduels peuvent être réduits au minimum

par l’observation des instructions de sécurité et de

l’utilisation conformément à l’usage prévu ainsi que par

l’observation des spéciﬁcations des instructions d’utili-

sation.

Mise en service

Mise en place du manchon de serrage et de l’outil de frai-

sage

• Choisir manchon de serrage et fraise

Fig. 4

• Desserrer le dispositif d’arrêt (LOOK) dans l’anneau de

réglage à l’aide de la clé (b) et enlever l’anneau de ta-

ble

 Residual risks

The machine is built according to the state of the art and

the recognized safety-relevant regulations. Nevertheless in-

dividual residual risks can occur during work.

• Danger of injury to ﬁngers and hands by the tool due to

inappropriate guidance of the work piece.

• Injuries caused by work piece ﬂying off due to inap-

propriate mounting plate or guidance, such as working

without notice.

• Health hazard by forms of wood dust or wood chips.

Wear personal protection equipment, such as eye pro-

tection. Use ventilation system!

• Injuries by defective tools. Examine the tool regularly

for soundness.

• Danger of injury to ﬁngers and hands during tool change.

Wear suitable working gloves.

• Danger of injury when switching on the machine with

the starting tool.

• Hazard due to current by use of incorrect electrical con-

necting cables.

• Health hazard due to the tool because of long hair and

loose clothes. Wear personal protection equipment,

such as hair net and closely ﬁtting work clothes.

• Furthermore, obvious residual risks may exist despite

following all precautions.

• Residual risks can be minimized if the “safety instruc-

tions” and the “intended use” as well as the operating

instructions are followed in full.

Start-up

Begin with the clamping sleeve and the milling tool

• Clamping sleeve and drill select

Fig. 4

• Release and remove Locking (LOOK) in the shim with

the key (B) and table ring

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