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Please see back cover for manufacturer representative.s address nearest you. G Great Britain Redaktion: Zindel • Technische Dokumentation und Multimedia • D-22417 Hamburg DH 315 1 Getting to know your planer DOWN UP DOWN UP 2 1 1 12 3 4 8 6 13 14 15 16 17 9 22 18 21 5 11 7 10 10 19 20 1 Carrying handles 2 Crank for thicknesser bed rise and fall 3 Workpiece thickness indicator 4 Planer bed 5 Screw plug for carbon brushes 6 Anti-kickback lock 7 Reset button 8 On/off switch 9 Cutterblock cover 10 Feed rollers 11 Cable holder 12 Power supply cable 13 Outfeed table Components inside the planer/thicknesser: 14 Infeed roller 15 Cutter knife 16 Cutterblock 17 Outfeed roller Standard accessories supplied: 18 Mounting bolts for fixing the machine base 19 Dust extraction adaptor 20 Sliding wax for table surfaces 21 Knife setting gauge 22 Allen keys 4 mm and 6 mm XW0001E.fm 1Great Britain B Read these instructions before use Pay special attention to the safety information. B If you notice transport damage while unpacking, notify your supplier immediately. Do not operate the machine. B Dispose of the packing in an environmentally friendly manner. Take to a proper collecting point. · Keep these instructions for reference on any issues you may be uncertain about. · If you lend or sell this machine be sure to have the instructions go with it. Safety information Specified conditions of use This machine is intended for thickness planing of solid timber. The permissible workpiece dimensions must be observed (see technical specifications). Any other use is not as specified. Any use not as specified, modifications to the machine, or use of parts not tested and approved by the equipment manufacturer can cause unforeseen damage! General safety information Observe the basic safety rules for the operation of electric tools, to keep the risk of - personal injury - fire - electric shock as little as possible. Please note in particular: A planer is a dangerous tool which can, due to operator carelessness, cause serious personal injury. It is therefore recommended you follow the safety information given below, and know and follow the legal regulations pertaining to the operation of planers. ! A Danger! The planer shall only be started and operated by persons being familiar with the operation of planers, and at any time are aware of the hazards associated with the operation of such machines. Persons under the age of 18 shall operate this machine only in the course of their vocational training under the supervision of an instructor. The following residual risks principally exist with planers and can not, even by employing safety devices, completely eliminated: Y Entanglement hazard: In the course of planing, the workpiece is automatically drawn in and fed through the machine. You must therefore ensure that no parts of the body or objects can be drawn into the planer together with the workpiece, while the planer is in operation. Do not wear apparel that can get caught and drawn in by the machine: (no ties, no clothes with wide sleeves). Y Risk of workpiece kickback (workpiece is caught by the cutterblock and hurled against the operator): Operate machine only with a fully functional anti-kickback lock. Always use sharp cutter knives. If in doubt, inspect work- piece for the presence of foreign matter such as nails or screws. Y Hazard generated by insecure planer stand: When working long stock use suitable workpiece supports on both sides of the planer. Prevent adverse body positions. Ensure firm footing, and keep your balance at all times. Y Use planer within its limits, and only as specified. Prevent adverse body positions. Y Risk of injury by touching the revolving cutterblock: Always keep sufficient distance to the cutterblock. Switch the planer off when not in use. Y Risk of cut with the cutterblock at standstill: Wear gloves when changing cutter knives. Y Hazard generated by environmental conditions: Do not operate the planer in rain or wet surroundings. Ensure sufficient lighting. Do not operate the planer near inflammable liquids or gases. Y Hazard by overloading the planer: Use the planer only within its stated capacity range. Use the planer only as specified. Y Hazard generated by defects of the planer: Check planer for defects before each use Before starting the planer make sure that no objects (e.g. tools) are inside the machine. Do not use the planer with a damaged ON/OFF switch. 2 DH 315 DH 315 3 Safety devices Anti-kickback lock (A) The anti-kickback lock prevents a workpiece being thrown back against the operator by the rotating cutterblock. The anti-kickback lock must not be bent. Cutterblock cover (B) The cutterblock cover prevents that the upper part of the cutterblock can be touched from the top. While the machine is not unplugged and the cutterblock has not stopped, the cutterblock cover must be installed. Instead of the cutterblock cover a dust extraction adaptor can be installed. Operating controls On/off switch · To ...