AMP Mitre-Mite T-400 User manual

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Index
1. GENERAL INFORMATION 3
1.1 PRODUCER 3
1.2 WARRANTY 3
1.3 PRE-ARRANGEMENTS CHARGED TO THE
CUSTOMER 3
2. MACHINE DESCRIPTION 4
2.1 WORKING PRINCIPLE 4
2.2 MAIN COMPONENTS 4
2.3 MACHINE STRUCTURE 4
2.4 DIMENSIONS 5
2.5 TECHNICAL DATA 5
2.6 TOOLS 5
2.7 EQUIPMENT 5
2.7.1 Standard 5
2.7.2 Optionals on request 5
3.SAFETY 6
3.1 SCHEDULED USE 6
3.2 INADVISABLE USE 6
3.3 PROTECTION DEVICES 6
3.4 STOP FUNCTIONS 6
3.5 SAFE WORKING PROCEDURES 6
4. INSTALLATION 7
4.1 SHIPPING AND HANDLING 7
4.2 STORAGE 7
4.3 PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS 8
4.4 ASSEMBLY 9
4.5 POSITIONING 9
4.6 CONNECTIONS 10
4.6.1 Pneumatic connection 10
4.6.2 Electric connection 11
4.7 PRELIMINARY CONTROLS 12
4.8 ADJUSTMENTS 12
4.8.1 Vertical clamp adjustment 13
4.8.3 Measurement adjustment 13
4.8.4.1 Cutting angle adjustment 13
4.8.4.2 Blade positioning 14
4.8.4.3 Adjustment of blades vertical angle (see the figure
4.8.4 B) 14
4.8.4.4 Blade replacement 16
4.9 IDLE TESTING 16
5. WORKING 17
5.1 CONTROL PANEL 17
5.2 MACHINE’S COMMISSIONING 18
5.3 WAYS OF WORKING 19
5.4 NORMAL STOP 19
5.5 EMERGENCY STOP 19
5.6 RESTORATION 19
5.7 PUTTING OUT OF COMMISSIONING 19
6 MAINTENANCE 20
6.1 STATE OF MAINTENANCE 20
6.2 MACHINE’S ISOLATION 20
6.3 PARTICULAR CAUTIONS 20
6.4 CLEANING 20
6.5 LUBRICATION 20
6.6 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE 20
6.7 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE 21
7. DIAGNOSTICS 22
7.1 SAFETY ADVICE 22
7.2 FAILURE’S SEARCH 22
7.3 REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE 23
8. SPARE PARTS 23
8.1 SPARE PARTS LIST 23
8.2 SPARE PARTS ORDERING 23
9.ATTACHMENTS 24
9.1 DECLARATIONS 24
9.2 SCHEMES 24

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1.1 PRODUCER
The firm Alfamacchine- ITW/AMP can boast more than 10 years of experience in the construction of Double Mitre Saws. It
has acquired technological know-how, developed during years of research in strict touch with manufacturing departments and
international commercialization. We offer the best warranty that anyone can grant to its customers.
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.2 WARRANTY
The warranty on machine components, counting from the date written on the delivery bill is:
12 months for mechanical parts
6 months for electric and electronic parts
The Warranty includes the replacement of spare parts.
Things that are excluded from the warranty include damages to the machine caused from:
•Shipping and/or Handling
•Missing of maintenance described in this handbook
•Failures and/or breakages due to operator error
•Interventions or variations performed in the plants by unauthorized personnel
1.3 PRE-ARRANGEMENTS CHARGED TO THE CUSTOMER
It the customer’s duty, on times agreed with the producer, to execute what is indicated in our documentation
Things that are normally charged to the customer include:
•Premises predisposition, included building works and/or canalization eventually requested
•Machine power supply, observing the current norms of the Country where the machine is installed
•Pneumatic supply of compressed air

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2. MACHINE DESCRIPTION
2.1 WORKING PRINCIPLE
The Double Mitre Saw, model T350/T400, is a vertical drop saw with the blades set at 45 degrees. It has been designed to cut
frames for pictures , furniture, windows or looms.
The blades descent is controlled by a pneumatic system that clamps the mouldings on the working bench through a couple of
cylinders.
The machine is equipped with a pneumatic device that allows the blades to return upwards using low air consumption & at a
quick speed.
The directions of the blades movement and rotation are represented on the figure 2.1 A
2.2 MAIN COMPONENTS
The main components, constituting the machine, are:
•Floor stand and working bench set
•Blades set at a vertical decent on the Z axis
•lockable air filter / lubricator set
•Pneumatic system
•Electrical equipment
2.3 MACHINE STRUCTURE
Z axis
Vertical movement of the blades.
Figure 2.3 A Movement directions

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2.7 EQUIPMENT
The following equipment refers to standard machines.
2.7.2 Options on request
The machine can be supplied with following options:
1. Mist-Spray Cooling System to cut aluminium profiles *
2. 3rd working bench extension 1200 mm (right) *
3. pneumatic horizontal moulding’s clamp*
The options marked with * must be ordered when you order
the saw.
Any modification and/or addition of accessories,
must be approved and installed at the
manufacturer’ plants.
2.7.1 Standard
The machine is supplied complete with:
N. 1 Allen wrench set (3/4/5/6 mm)
N.1 Wrench 22
N 1 Flanges set 80 mm
N.1 fixed stop
N.1 flip stop
N.1 Padlockable Air filter / lubricator
N.1 Instructions Handbook
N.1 Motors Thermal Protection
2.5 TECHNICAL DATA
We have indicated below the machine’s technical data and
characteristics to which you can make reference for any
eventual contact with your distributor for Technical
Assistance.
Table 2.5A - DATA AND CHARACTERISTICS
Length of right working bench extension 1200 mm
Length of left working bench extension 1200 mm
Working bench length 800 mm
Working bench height (from the floor) 950 mm
Motor power n.2 1,5 kW
Max revolutions per minute. 2800 n/’
Pneumatic feed 5 / 7 bar
Power Consumption 3 kW
Profiles width (Min/Max) 15/60 mm
Profiles height (Min/Max) 10/80 mm
Electric power supplying 220V 3 Phase
Dust collector ports 100 Mm
Total weight 380 Kg
2.6 TOOLS
The blades have following dimensions:
A = 30 mm
B = 350 mm or (400mm T-400)
Thickness = 2,50 mm
2.4 DIMENSIONS
The overall dimensions are reported on the complete drawing
of the attachment 9.2-A
Note:
The customers can request different types of
blades suitable with materials he has to cut
(aluminum, wood or plastic).
To cut aluminum, the machine must be equipped
with a blade cooling system.

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3.SAFETY
3.2 INADVISABLE USE
The machine can not be used for:
•For uses different from those listed in 3.1 paragraph
•In an explosive or aggressive atmosphere, where there is a high density of dust or oily substances suspended in the air
•In a flammable atmosphere
•Outside in all weather’s severity
•With disconnected electromagnetic interblocks
•With electric bridges and/or mechanical instruments leaving out some machine parts or functions
•For working materials not suitable with the machine’s characteristics
Note: it is absolutely forbidden to cut different materials (glass, ceramic. etc..) in particular iron (or similar)
materials.
3.1 SCHEDULED USE
The Machine is designed and built for 45° cuts of wood moulding, hard plastic, and light alloys. When cutting alloys it is
necessary to equip the machine with a Mist Spray Cooling System and the correct blades.
The machine is projected for manual use only (under operator control).
3.3 PROTECTION DEVICES
The machine is equipped with adequate protections for persons exposed to the risks due to the several moving parts (blades,
pulleys, belts, etc....), or movable organs taking part in working (blades) or ejection of wooden pieces, swarfs or dust.
3.5 SAFE WORKING PROCEDURES
The machine is projected and realized to eliminate any risk connected with its use.
Due to the necessity of steering the piece around the blades working area, it is impossible to eliminate the risks related with
possible accidental contact of the operators hands within the work area.
The other risks related with working are:
•Cut (due to hands contact with blades)
•Entanglement (due to wearing loose garments)
•Ejection of worked material splinters
To reduce the consequences of the above mentioned dangers, it is necessary to abide by the following instructions:
1 when the hands are working in the proximity of the blades, you have to steer the piece using a tool
2 avoid cutting moulding pieces smaller than 50 mm in length
3 never use your hands to take out the short pieces and/or cuttings close to the blades
4 adjust the front protection shield according to the height of the moulding you will cut and lock it into position
5 Do not wear loose fitting clothing when operating the saw.
3.4 STOP FUNCTIONS
The machine stop functions are the following:
•Main Switch (category 0)
•Normal Stop Button (category 1)
•Emergency Button (category 1)
STOP CATEGORY 0
IT is obtained by releasing the pushbuttons on the bed of the saw. (uncontrolled stop)
STOP CATEGORY 1
Controlled stop by disconnecting the air & electric service to the machine

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4. INSTALLATION
Any damage of the machine caused during its shipment or handling is not covered under
warranty.
Repairs or replacements of damaged parts are charged to the customer.
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4.1 SHIPPING AND HANDLING
The shipment must be performed by qualified technical staff. The machine has to be shipped in a safe way to avoid any damage
to its parts.
All the protections, guard devices and doors must be properly closed and clamped.
The machine has to be shipped like positioned for installation.
Before shipment, it is necessary to lubricate the parts which are not painted to avoid rusting them.
According to the type of shipment, it is necessary to protect the machine from any jarring impact or stress
Figure 4.1B - handling indications about protection devices or
sheet metals
Figure 4.1A - handling indications
Machine total weight: about 380 Kilos
4.2 STORAGE
In case of long inactivity, the machine must be stored with precautions concerning storage place and times.
•Store the machine indoors
•Protect the machine from jarring impacts and stresses
•Protect the machine from humidity and high temperatures
•Store the machine away from corrosive materials

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4.3 PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS
To install the machine it is necessary to prepare a working area adequate to the machine’s dimensions, lifting devices chosen
and length of mouldings to be used.
Fig. 4.3 A - minimum distances (expressed in mm) for installation
A= Container of pieces to be worked
B= Container of worked pieces

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4.4 ASSEMBLY
The machine assembly is assembled by the customer following the instructions listed below:
•Remove by using a lever (ex: a big screwdriver) the nails fastening the crate to the pallet: at this point the crate can be lifted
off of the saw.
•Remove the transparent wrapping from the saw.
•Keep the external packing for reuse at a later time
•Use the 2 holes M12 of upper side (operator side) to screw the eyebolts provided to lift the machine to its own location using
a lift truck.
4.5 POSITIONING
•The machine must be positioned on the ground.
•Drill holes in the floor corresponding to the holes in the machine’s lower frame.
•Bolt the machine to the ground using n. 4 screws M8x50.
•Level the machine.
•Removethe dust collector port/ ports from inside the back of the saw and fasten them to the machine using the screws
provided.
The dust collector ports must be fastened on the machine’s right and left sides.
Connect the ports to the dust collection system.
Assembly the working bench extensions using the screws and the taper pins. They are taped inside of the working bench
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4.6.1 Pneumatic connection
On the machine’s left side, are located the padlockable lubricator- filter (B), the pressure regulator of the clamp cylinders (C)
and the flow adjuster to increase or reduce the speed of blades descent.
From the transparent wrapping carefully remove the supplied pressure gauges.
Install them in this order:
The gauge 0-145 PSI goes in the lubricator- filter (B), the gauge 0-58 PSI goes into the clamp cylinders regulator (C).
Connect your air line to the lubricator- filter B using the fast clutch fitting supplied or another one adequate to the system.
Remove the pneumatic pedal (if provided) from the back of the saw and connect it to the right side of the machine’s base. Insert
the pipes into the connectors. The red pipe plugs into the red fitting and the white pipe plugs into the external connector(not
marked) towards the operators side.
The pneumatic power must have the following characteristics:
- Working pressure 7 Kg/cm2
- Maximum pressure 8 Kg/cm2
- Minimum pressure 75 PSI
- Nominal consumption 15 NL/cycle
Figure 4.6.1 A-Pneumatic system location
A= Flow regulator
B= Padlockable lubricator- filter
C= Pressure regulator
Note: The airline must have an internal diameter of at least 10 mm, if the compressor is placed closer than
5 meters, and larger than 10 mm if the compressor is located at a longer distance.
4.6 CONNECTIONS
To avoid any problem during the machine’s setup, it is suggested to follow what is described below.

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Figure 4.6.2 A - Electric Panel Location
4.6.2 Electric connection
The machines electric connection is the customer’s responsability. The connection must be done by a certified liscened
electrician.
The saw must be hard wired into an electrical panel.In case of reverse rotation, invert the two phase wires in the electrical panel.
The machine must be connected to the electric line, considering:
•The laws and the technical norms in force in the place and at the moment of installation.
•The data described on the main power lockout switch & motors.
•Connect the machine to the electric network & make sure that it is properly grounded.
The power supply must have the following requisitions:
•Three-phase Voltage 220 Volt +/- 10%
•Nominal frequency 60 Hz +/- 2%
•The power can not be interrupted or the Voltage can not drop towards Zero for a time longer than 3 m/s.
•The eventual voltage spikes can not be higher than 20% of the peak voltage and for more than one cycle.

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It is very important to check the correct rotation before you cut anything. If the blade
rotation is not correct, you risk the possibility of material being thrown out of the saw and
onto the operator.
4.7 PRELIMINARY CONTROLS
The Machine’s preliminary operations before starting the machine, must be executed by a technician appointed by the
customer. Before using the machine , it is necessary to execute certain verifications and checks to prevent mistakes or
accidents during setup.
The verifications to execute are the followings:
•Verify that machine has not been damaged during the assembly step
•Verify with extreme care, the integrity of electric boards, control panels, electric cables, wires and pipes
•Check the proper connection of external power sources ( Air & Electrical )
Due to the shipment, both the blades and vertical clamps arein the down position. To restore them to the normal position,
operate in the following way:
•Put the main switch on position 1, by turning it clockwise.
•In the same way, turn the on/off clamp switch, placed under the main switch, on position 1.
•Press the two pushbuttons simultaneously, located on the working bench to raise the blades & clamps.
When the test is finished, press the red button placed on machine’s right side to stop the motors. Put the Saw’s main power
switch on 0 by turning it counter-clockwise.
If the rotation is not correct, operate as follows:
a) Turn the main disconnect switch to the OFF position.
b) Disconnect the saw from the main disconnect.
c) Invert two of the three feed wires in the electric terminal board placed inside the electric panel (see fig.4.6.2 A)
d) Reconnect the saw to the mains.
e) Verify that the blades are spinning in the correct direction.
4.8 ADJUSTMENTS
Because the machine has been tested prior to shipment, the operator has only to execute the following adjustments:
Adjustment of blades descent speed
The operator can adjust, according with material to be cut, the blades descent speed. To operate this adjustment, use the flow
regulator placed on machine’s left side. Turning it clockwise will decrease the blades descent speed; turning it counter-
clockwise will increase the blades descent speed.
Frontal protection adjustment
Loosen the knobs that lock the front lucite protection and adjust the height according to the dimension of the piece to be
worked and then tighten the knobs. The lucite guard should be 2-3mm above the piece to be worked.
To start the machine, it is necessary to operate as follows:
•Press the green button positioned near the main switch to start the motors
•Press simultaneously the two pushbuttons to lower the blades for cutting.
When the motors are spinning, it is necessary to operate as follows:
•Check that the right side blade’s rotation is counter-clockwise (of course the left one’s rotation is clockwise)
If you can not tell if the rotation is correct, we suggest you stop the blades by opening the safety door. DO NOT PUT YOUR
HANDS NEAR THE BLADESWHILE THEYARE WINDING DOWN. ITTAKES SEVERAL MINUTES FOR THE BLADESTO
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4.8.1 Vertical clamp adjustment
The machine is equipped with 4 vertical clamps, which function in pairs (front and rear) to properly clamp the moulding
during the cutting process.
It is possible, according to the moulding shape, to only activate the front set, or both sets by turning the switch placed on the
left side of the saw.
The clamp cylinders can be moved forward or backwards.
To adjust their position operate as follows:
tInsert the moulding to be cut onto the working bench directly underneath the clamps.
tAdjust the clamps working pressure using the pressure regulator C, shown on the figure 4.6.1A. Increase or decrease the
pressure according to the type of material you are cutting.
tLoosen the handle of every clamp cylinder and position it at the desired point over the moulding.
tTighten the handles to keep the positions you just set.
tPress the foot pedal to activate the decent of the clamps and to verify that the position is correct.
4.8.3 Measurement adjustment
The machine is equipped with a measurement gauge. The moulding is placed on the gauge and the gauge indicates the the
length of moulding.
To make the cutting cycle as fast as possible, the measurement gauge is supplied with two stops.The first stop is normally used
to set the dimension of the “long” side of a frame.The second stop ( flip stop ), is normally used to measure the “short” side of
a the frame.
To adjust them, operate as follows:
tLoosen the handle on the stop and slide the rabbet of the moulding right or left until it reaches the desired distance.
tTighten the handle when the desired point is reached.
4.8.4.1 Cutting angle adjustment
To increase the cutting angle:
1) Check that screw C1 is properly tightend
2) Loosen the nutsA1, A2,A3
3) Loosen the nut E2
4) Loosen the screw D2 a quarter turn (max) or according to how much you think it is necessary
5) Tighten the nut E2
6) Tighten the screw C1.
Check with the comparator if the blade has reached the desired angle, tighten the nuts A1, A2, A3; otherwise repeat the
operations described from point 1 to point 5.
To reduce the cutting angle:
1) Loosen the nutsA1, A2,A3.
2) Loosen the nut E2
3) Looen the screw C1 a little bit.
4.8.4 Blades adjustment
The machine is shipped already preset. When it is necessary to make this type of adjustment,
it must be performed by a qualified technician that have been properly trained by AMP
or their local distributor. In case this rule is not obeyed, you lose your warranty Immediatly,
andAlfamacchine and AMP decline any responsability for damages eventually caused.
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4.8.4.2 Blades positioning
1) Loosen the nuts A1, A2, A3.
2) Loosen the screw C1.
3) Move the blades forwards or backwards until you reach the distance of 1.5-2.0 mm. between the blades.
4) Tighten the screw C1 and the nuts A1, A2, A3.
4.8.4.3 Adjustment of blades vertical angle (see the figure 4.8.4 B)
To adjust the blades vertical angle, operate as follows:
1) Loosen the nut A1
2) To enlarge the angle (+ see drawing) tighten the nut B1, a little bit (max 1/8 of turn). To reduce the angle (- see drawing)
Loosen the nut B1, a little bit (max 1/8 of turn).
3) Tighten the nut A1 and check the vertical angle (using a dial indicator).
Repeat the operations described from point 1 to point 5 until reaching the desired position.
4) Tighten the screw D2 a quarter turn (max) or according to how much you think it is necessary
5) Tighten nut E2.
6) Clamp the screw C1.
Check, using a comparator, if the blade has reached the desired angle. Tighten nuts A1, A2, A3; otherwise repeat the operations
from point 1 to point 5.
During the adjustment of the blades angle, you must take into consideration the distance between
the two blades.
The optimal distance between the two blades is represented in the figure 4.8.4A. The distance between
the blades should be between 1.5 and 2.0 mm. If the position is not correct, reset the blades position.
Figure 4.8.4 A- Adjustment of cutting angle

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The adjustment of the cutting angle, like described in points 4.8.4.1, 4.8.4.2, and 4.8.4.3, are possible until the complete
utilization of the adjustment slots in the supports are used.
If you meet some difficulties adjusting the blades, completely unscrew the nuts A1, A2, A3 and verify the position of screws
in the hole.
If the screws are touching the edges of the hole (A1, A2, A3), it is impossible to make any further adjustments. To make further
adjustments you have to put the support back in the center of the slots. In case of difficulties consult your distributor or
ITW/AMP
NOTE: If it is possible, avoid adjusting the cutting angle on the right blade. We suggest that you always
adjust the left blade first to obtain your cutting angles.
Figure 4.8.4 B - Adjustment of vertical angle

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Figure 4.8.4.4.A-Blade Replacement
4.9 IDLE TESTING
After supplying the machine with it’s electric and pneumatic source, turn the main switch to position “1”, & press the green
button to start the motors (ref. A Figure 5.1 A)
•Press the two pushbuttons simultaneously to lower the blades and keep them pressed until the blades are completely down,
•Release the buttons to lift the blades up.
Press the emergency button and verify that all movable parts come to a complete stop.
4.8.4.4 Blade replacement
To replace the blades, proceed as follows:
- Disconnect the machine from the pneumatic and electric supply
- Open the front door, unscrewing the special screw using the supplied hex wrench
- Clean the working area
- Use a wrench (27mm) to stop the blade’s rotation (A)
- Unscrew the two screws (M8), with the supplied 6mm allen wrench (B).
- Remove the flange, then the blade
- Insert the new blade paying attention to the direction of the teeth on the blade.
- Insert the flange and stop the blade’s rotation using a wrench 27mm
- Insert and tighten the two screws M8 using the supplied 6mm hex wrench
- Perform the same steps with the other blade
Disconnect all feed sources from the saw ( Pneumatic & Electric )Before replacing the
blades, the operator must supply himself with suitable protection (gloves).
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5. WORKING
Figure 5.1 A- Control buttons location
5.1 CONTROL PANEL
The machine operating control buttons are:
A= Run/Stop control
B= Main Switch
C= Emergency Control
They are placed on the front side under the working bench (Run and Stop “A”); the Main Switch “B” is located on machine’s
right side. Over the working bench, on the right is the mushroom shaped button with manual rearmament “C” (Emergency).
The emergency control button is operated if pressed in. The restoration is performed by turning the button about 30°
clockwise.
A= RUN/STOP
B= MAIN SWITCH
C= EMERGENCY

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5.2 MACHINE’S COMMISSIONING
To supply the machine pneumatically, connect the air line to the fitting on the filter-lubricator as indicated in (B) in figure
5.2.A .
To turn the electric power on, put the Main Switch (located on machine right side) to position “1”. Verify that the emergency
button is not activated and, then, press the green motor start button.
After performing the above procedures, the machine is ready to be used.
Figure 5.2.A

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5.7 PUTTING OUT OF COMMISSIONING
During the inactivity periods, it is necessary to lockout the electric & pneumatic sources.
1) Open and padlock the electric cut-out switch (see the figure 5.7A)
2) Open and padlock the pneumatic cut-out switch B (see the figure 5.7 B)
Figure 5.7 A- electric lockout on the Figure 5.7 B- pneumatic lockout on the
main power switch air filter
5.3 WAYS OF WORKING
After performing the machine commissioning procedure,it is possible to use the machine.
1) Insert the moulding to be cut,starting from the left side. Move it to the right until it touches the stop.
2) Adjust the clamp cylinders position as indicated in point 4.8.1 to make sure that the moulding is properly clamped.
3) Make reference to the point 4.8.3 for the measurement procedures.
4) (Press the pneumatic pedal “Optional” to clamp the moulding) to make a test.
5) Press the two pushbuttons simultaneously and keep them pressed until the blades are completely down.
6) Release the buttons to permit the blades to go upwards. Only do this after the blades went completely down.
7) Remove the cut piece from the right side table.
8) Move the moulding from left side to right until it touches the stop and repeat steps 5 to 9.
5.4 NORMAL STOP
The procedures to perform a voluntary Stop, are the follows:
1) Normal stop press the red button (ref. B Figure 5.1A (A) It causes the motors to stop.
2) Air interruption (lockable filter) disconnecting the airline stops the blades and clamp cylinders descent or ascent
5.5 EMERGENCY STOP
The operation of the machines Emergency Stop, can be executed by pressing the red button (mushroom headed) of
(ref. C Figure 5.1 A).
The above mentioned operation causes the immediate disconnect of electricity to the motors. It does not stop the motors
immediatly. The motors will slow down and gradually stop.
5.6 RESTORATION
After performing the manual rearming of the emergencybutton, by turning it clockwise for about 30°, the machine can be
normally restarted following the procedure described in the paragraph 5.1.

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6 MAINTENANCE
6.4 CLEANING
It is suggested that every 200 working hours, you completely clean the machine. Make sure that you clean all wood chips,
sawdust out and thoroughly clean the transparent protective shields.
6.1 STATE OF MAINTENANCE
The maintenance operations must be performed with the machine in the conditions described at the “Machine State” in the
tables 6.6-A and 6.7-A.
6.2 MACHINE’S ISOLATION
Before performing any type of maintenance or repair , it is necessary to isolate the machine from its feeding sources, making
the following operations:
1) Open and padlock the electric cut-out switch (see the figure 5.7 A)
2) Open and padlock the pneumatic cut-out switch (see the figure 5.7 B)
6.3 PARTICULAR CAUTIONS
During performing any maintenance or repair operations, it is necessary to abide by what is indicated below:
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•Before starting any operation, place a sign “ maintenance being performed, DO NOT USE MACHINE” in a visible position
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•Do not use solvents and flammable materials
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•To permit access to the machines parts located on the top, use proper means according to the local ordinance/plant rules
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•Do not step on the machine members, because they have not been projected to sustain the weight of the Persons
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•At the end of maintenance, restore and properly fasten all the protections and shields removed or opened
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The repair operations must be performed only by an experienced staff member.
Disconnect and lockout all of the machines feed sources.
Before performing the cleaning operations, the operator must supply himself with the proper
safety gear (gloves,safety glasses, etc...)
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6.5 LUBRICATION
The lubrication of the mechanical members that contribute to the movement of machines movable parts, occurs automatically
during the normal working cycle.
The ordinary maintenance schedule described in the paragraph 6.6, must be followed to keep the machine functioning
efficiently.
6.6 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
The operations described below, must be executed in the indicated times. Not observing these rules, relieves the producer from
any responsability in respect to warranty.
The above operations, even if very simple, must be executed by a qualified staff.
The scheduled ordinary maintenance, includes inspections, checks and interventions that help to prevent downtime & keep
the machine running in optimal condition:
•Machine state of lubrication
•Wear and tear parts state
•The proper functioning of all electric or pneumatic components. (In case of a malfunction, inform the technicians appointed
to the maintenance, so that they will provide the replacement of damaged or malfunctioning parts).