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and pull the power plug.
Use a dust extractor unit for eliminating wood chips
or sawdust . The air flow rate at the suction connector
must be 20 m/s.
Do not use any planer/thicknesser blades showing
cracks or having changed their shape.
Use suitable supports when handling heavy or bulky
work pieces, for instance roller stands (optional equip-
ment).
Cut off the external power supply of the machine even
if only minor changes of place are envisaged. Properly
reconnect the machine to the supply mains before re-
commissioning.
When leaving the work place, switch the motor off. Pull
the power supply plug.
Pull the power supply plug when the machine is not in
use.
Before every use, check the machine for any defective
switches, plugs, electric cables and defective or miss-
ing guards. Only switch on the machine if all parts are
in perfect working order.
Only use well sharpened planing knives. Blunt blades
increase the risk of backlash.
Always match the planer/thicknesser block protector to
the work piece width. The unused part of the knife block
must be covered.
Use a feed stick for short work pieces.
When planing narrow work pieces, use additional sup-
ports like, for instance, horizontal pressure devices or
spring-loaded guards.
Do not use the machine for rebating and dovetailing.
Check the function of backlash and the cutter block
regularly.
During operation, the machine should be xed to the
ground by bolts.
Regularly check the firm seat of the planer/thicknesser
blades and blade support on the knife shaft.
The blades must not protrude beyond the knife shaft by
more than 1 mm + 10 %.
The machine must be earthed safely. The yellow/green
(green) lead is the earth conductor.
Regularly check the good function of the backlash safe-
ty device.
Never remove more chips than 2 mm.
The minimum height of regrindable planer/thicknesser
knives is 20 mm.
Pour pallier à une cause de dérangement, arrêter la ma-
chine, débrancher la prise.
Utiliser un système d’aspiration pour aspirer les co-
peaux ou la sciure. La vitesse de circulation d’air doit
être de 20 m/s au manchon de prise d’air.
Remplacer immédiatement les fers de rabot defectueux
(fissures, distorsions ou défauts semblables).
Pour le rabotage de pièces lourdes et peu maniables,
utiliser des supports comme, par exemple, des servan-
tes (équipement optionnel).
Même pour des changements de place peu impor-
tants, séparer la machine de toute alimentation en
énergie venant de l’extérieur. Avant la remise en
service, rebrancher la machine sur le réseau.
Lorsque l'on s'éloigne de l’emplacement de travail, arrê-
ter le moteur et débrancher la prise.
Débrancher la prise quand la machine n’est pas utili-
sée.
Avant chaque utilisation, vérifier le bon état des dispo-
sitifs protecteurs et de l’interrupteur. Utiliser la machine
uniquement si les dispositifs protecteurs, l’interrupteur,
la fiche, le câble et toutes les autres pièces sont en
parfait état.
Ne travailler qu'avec des fers de rabot bien affûtés. Des
fers de rabot émoussés augmentent le risque de contre-
coup.
Toujours adapter le dispositif de protection de l'arbre de
rabot à la largeur de la pièce à travailler. La partie non
utilisée de l’arbre doit être recouverte.
Pour le rabotage de pièces courtes, utiliser un guide
d’avance pour pièce courte.
Pour le rabotage de pièces de bois étroites, utiliser des
aides comme, par exemple, presseur horizontal ou pro-
tecteur à ressort.
Ne pas utiliser la machine pour entailler en queue
d'aronde.
Vérifier régulièrement la bonne fonction du protecteur
contrecoup et de l’arbre de rabotage.
Lors du travail, la machine doit être fixée au sol avec
des boulons.
Sur l'arbre de rabotage, vérifier régulièrement le siège
ferme des fers de rabot et leur supports.
Les fers de rabot ne doivent pas saillir au-dessus de
l'arbre portelames par plus d'un (1) mm + 10 %.
La machine doit être mise à terre de manière sûre. Le
conducteur jaune-vert (vert) est la terre.
Vérifier régulièrement l’efficacité du dispositif anti-con-
trecoup.
Jamais raboter plus profond que 2 mm.
La hauteur minimum de fers de rabot affûtables est de
20 mm.
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