Cocraft MB1931-UK User manual

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Read the entire instruction manual
carefully and make sure that you fully
understand it before you use the
equipment. Keep the manual for future
reference.
Viktig information:
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HP 318
AUTOMATIC FEED. CUTTING WIDTH 318 MM.
1500 W
18-3051 • 30-9439
PLANER
PLANHYVEL PLANHØVEL
TASOHÖYLÄ DICKENHOBELMASCHINE
Ver. 20170802
Original instructions
Bruksanvisning i original
Originalbruksanvisning
Alkuperäinen käyttöohje
Original Bedienungsanleitung
Art.no Model
18-3051 MB1931-UK
30-9439 MB1931

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Planer
Art.no 18-3051 Model MB1931-UK
30-9439 MB1931
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Safety
General safety instructions
Transportable motor-driven electric tools
Warning! Whenusing electrical tools fundamental safety rules should always be
followed in order to reduce therisk of fire, electric shock and personal injury. Readall
theinstructions before using theproduct and savethem.
1. Keep theworking areaclean!
Cluttered surfaces and tables invite accidents.
2. Think about theworking environment.
Do not expose thetool torain. Donot use tools in damp or wetareas. Makesure
that thelighting is good in theworkplace. Neveruse thetools near flammable
liquids orgases.
3. Avoid electricshock!
Avoid physical contact with earthed objects such as water mains, radiators, hobs
and refrigerators.
4. Keep other people at adistance!
Do not allow people who are not involved in theworking process to touch
themachinery or theextension cable, especially not children. Keepthem at
adistance from theworkplace.
5. Keep themachinery in asafeplace.
When themachinery is not being used, keep it in adry locked area out of reach to
children.
6. Do not overload themachinery.
Your work will be better and safer used at theintended feeding velocity.
7. Use thecorrecttool.
Do not push small tools to do big jobs which demand more powerfultools. Donot
push atool or attachment to perform anoperation it is not designed for; for
example, do not use acircular saw to cuttreebranches or timber.

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8. Wear correct clothing.
Do not wear loosely fitting clothes or jewellery as they may get stuck in
therotatingparts. Non-slip shoes are recommended when working outdoors.
Wearahairnet or something similar if you have longhair.
9. Always wear protective goggles.
Wear protective goggles. Also, use dust filters or protective masks for dustyjobs.
10. Using suction equipment.
If themachine can attach suction equipment for dust removal, make sure
theequipment is connected and used correctly.
11. Do not handle theelectric cable roughly.
Do not jerk thecable, but instead pull theplug when you remove it from thewall
socket. Makesure electric cable does not come into contact with heat, oil or
sharpedges.
12. Fasten material correctly.
When possible, use clamps or vices to fasten theworkpiece. Itis safer than
securing theobject with yourhand.
13. Do not stretch toofar.
Make sure that you are standing securely and balanced thewholetime.
14. Keep themachine intrim.
Make sure it is clean and theedges are sharpened for optimal effect and good
results. Followthemanual’s recommendations for greasing and changing
attachments. Checktheelectrical cable regularly. Ifit is damaged it should be
changed by aqualified service technician. Inspectall theextension cables regularly
to make sure they are not damaged. Makesure that themachine handle and lever
are clean, dry and completely free from oil, greaseetc.
15. Turning thepoweroff.
Pull out theplug and push theemergency stop before servicing and changing
attachments, such as planing steel, drills, steel, sanding-belts or blades.
16. Remove all keys and servicetools.
Routinely check that all keys and service tools have been removed from
themachine before you turn thepoweron.
17. Avoid unintentional start-ups.
Do not carry amachine while your finger is on thepower switch if thecable is in
thesocket. Makesure thepower switch is set to OFF when you put theplugin.
18. Use thecorrect extension cables.
If you use extension cables outdoors, only use those intended for outsideuse.
Useextension cables with sufficient conductor lead areas and unwind
thewholecable.
19. Use Common sense and be careful.
Think carefully before carrying out anoperation, to make sure you perform it safely.
Do not use themachine when you are tired, under medicationetc.

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20. Check thefollowing before starting machine:
• That all covers and other parts are undamaged and fulfil their function.
• That moving parts are able to rotate freely and are correctly aligned.
• That no moving parts can getstuck.
• That no defect has emerged.
• Other circumstances that may affect your work performance.
• Acover or some other part that is damaged should be repaired by thepanel
or exchanged. Damagedelectrical cables and circuit breakers should always
be changed by professionals. Neverusethemachine if you are unable to turn
it off or start it up in asatisfactory manner.
21. Use recommended attachments.
Using non-recommended attachments can cause accidents or increase risk of
personal injury.
22. Repairs should only be made by qualified technicians.
Themachine meets thestipulated safety demands. Repairsto themachine
should always be carried out by experts using original reserve parts; otherwise
themachine may cause accidents or increase risk of
personal injury.
Special safety regulations for planes
• Never use machine without correctly mounted and adjusted protective covers.
• Never use blunt planing irons as this increases risk of kickback.
• Theparts of thecutting steel not in use should be covered.
• When planing shorter pieces apusher should beused.
• When planing narrow pieces further precautions need to be taken to insure safe
work, such as appliances for pushing thework piece from above and springloaded
protection.
• Planes may not be used for folding, milling, making marks orpegs.
Safety symbols
Use ear protection.
Use protective glasses orvisor.
Use breathing protection.
Read through theentire manual before use and save for future reference.

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Regulations for safe work
Anti-kickback heels
Anappliance that stops thework piece from kickingback.
How to avoid kickback
• Make sure you have set thecorrect planing height.
• Inspect thepiece to be planed for nails screws or twigs, remove all theloose twigs,
never plane nails or screws or loose twigs in apiece.
• Make sure blades are sharp and correctlyset.
• Never plane damp or warped pieces.
• Stand straight and hold thepiece of work with both hands when feeding in orout.
Neverstand level with theworkpiece.

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Product description
1. Circuit-breaker
2. Overload protector
3. Transportrolls
4. Lid to carbonbrush
5. Crank for lowering and raising of cutter
6. Carrying handle
7. Scale for depth setting
8. Assemblyhole
9. Transportroll

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Theplane may be lifted with thehandles
on thesides of theframe. Makesure
theextension table is folded away before
moving theplane.
Mounting and starting
• Themachine is supposed to be used in closed environments and should be
placed onto astable and even surface.
• Themachine may be bolteddown.
• Fold away therolling boards for feeding in or out when theplane is not in use or in
storage.
Moving the plane
Assembly
From apackaging and transport
perspective themachine is not
fully assembled on delivery.
• If you discover transport
damage after unpacking,
contact your store immediately.
Donot use themachine.
• Dispose of thepacking in
anenvironmentally
friendly manner.
• Attach rubber feet (10) and
crank lever (5).

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Mounting on wooden blocks
If theplane is not mounted on astand
it ought to be mounted on two
wooden blocks to ensure best stability.
Choosetwo wooden blocks and
mount directly on thewooden surface
with four long screws.
Connecting to the mains
• Theelectric cable and possible extension cables should meet standard safety
requirements.
• Themains voltage should correspond to theinformation on themachine’s
identificationplate.
• Theconnections to themains should be fitted with a10 Amp delayfuse.
• Connections and repairs on themower may only be carried out by qualified
personnel.
Chip/shaving extractor
Before using for thefirst time themachine should be connected to ashavings
extractor.
Starting machine
You start themachine with acircuitbreaker
(1). Ifthemachine should overheat due to
heavy overloading theoverload protector (2) is
automatically triggered. Theoverload protector
can be reset when themotor has cooleddown.

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Use
To consider before planing
Always check prior to planing that theplaning irons aresharp!
Direction of the grain
Always feed timber so that theplane moves in thesame direction as thewoodgrain.
Ifyou plane against thegrain thesurface may not be smooth.
Twigs and other unevenness
Wood with twigs and “wild” fibres are often difficult to create asmooth surface
upon and require extracare. Checkthat thetwigs aresolid. Donot plane wood
with loosetwigs. Planethinly. Keepanextra eye out for kickback and stop planing
immediately if thewood is not feeding evenly.
Snipe
If you do not hold theend of thewood when feeding in and out, and theend is bent
by its own weight, theplaning irons may plane alittle harder causing adent or hack or
hollowing-out of theend. Holdthewood flat against thetable when planing to avoid
hacks and where necessary use support rollers and/or support tables both when
feeding and drawing out thewood. Ifhacks can not be avoided, use longer work
pieces than normal and saw after planing.
Marks following planing
If theplaning irons are damaged or in poor condition, long marks may build up along
theboard after planing. Re-plane or replace bothirons.
Warning! Alwaysinspect thewood before planingit. Neverattempt to plane second-
hand wood with nails in, painted or varnished wood, wood with old glue on, plywood,
hardboard or chipboard. Planingthis material will damage theplaning irons and lead to
serious injury!