EDILGRAPPA MU 22N Operation instructions

MACHINE BODY
WITH INTERCHANGEABLE HEADS
USE AND MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL
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MACHINE BODY
WITH INTERCHANGEABLE HEADS
MU22N
USE AND MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL

MU 22N
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MU22N MACHINE BODY WITH INTERCHANGEABLE HEADS
AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING VERSIONS:
·MU22N SINGLE-PHASE ELECTRIC MOTOR 230 V 50 Hz P/N 1.50.1952
AVAILABLE HEADS NAME P/N
T22 CUTTING HEAD 1.50.117
P22 CUTTING HEAD 1.50.1915
TS 500 STONE CUTTING HEAD 1.50.106
TW19 CUTTING HEAD 1.50.118
TF32 CUTTING HEAD 1.50.064
TR40 CUTTING HEAD 1.50.061
RD26 NUT-CRACKING HEAD 1.50.115
D180 SPREADING HEAD 1.50.112

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INDEX
0 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE......................................................5
0.01 MACHINECOMPONENTS......................................................................................................5
0.02 SAFETYAND DANGERSTICKERS -CE PLATE ...................................................................6
0.03 LIST OF ACCESSORIES INCLUDED IN THE SUPPLY...........................................................6
1 TECHNICAL FEATURES.....................................................................7
1.01 HYDRAULIC, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS....................................7
2 DELIVERY, COMMISSIONING AND SET-UP......................................8
2.01 DELIVERY...............................................................................................................................8
2.02 ELECTRIC MOTOR.................................................................................................................8
2.02.01 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS......................................................................................8
2.02.02 COMMISSIONING .........................................................................................................8
2.03 MANUAL RETURN LEVER.....................................................................................................9
2.04 MOUNTING THE TOOL HEADS..............................................................................................9
2.05 EQUIPMENT OPERATION....................................................................................................10
2.05.01 STARTING...................................................................................................................10
2.06 FORESEEN USEAND RESIDUAL RISKS............................................................................10
3 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.................................................................12
3.01 CHANGING AND TOPPING UP THE OIL..............................................................................12
3.02 CHECKING SCREWS...........................................................................................................14
3.03 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS................................................................................................14
3.03.01 MANUAL RETURN VALVE DOES NOT CLOSE..........................................................14
3.03.02 MAX. PRESSURE VALVE INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED..............................................14
3.03.03 MAIN CHECKS ON THE MOTOR................................................................................14
4 POTENTIAL PROBLEMS AND MEASURES TO BE ADOPTED
.................15
4.01 GENERAL.............................................................................................................................15
4.02 TROUBLESHOOTING THE MOTOR.....................................................................................15
4.03 TROUBLESHOOTING THE HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS ...................................................16
5 STORAGE AND RESTARTING..........................................................17
5.01 STORAGE.............................................................................................................................17
5.01.01 ELECTRIC MOTOR.....................................................................................................17
5.01.02 CYLINDER AND HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS...........................................................17
5.02 RESTARTING .......................................................................................................................17
6 MACHINE DISPOSAL.........................................................................18

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A brief legend indicating the most important symbols used in this manual is shown below.
THIS SYMBOL WARNS USERS TO PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION WHEN FOLLOWING
THE RELATIVE INSTRUCTIONS.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAN CAUSE THE MACHINE TO
OPERATE INCORRECTLY.
THIS SYMBOL INDICATES POSSIBLE HAZARDS, TAKE ALL PRECAUTIONS TO
PREVENT THESE SITUATIONS FROM OCCURRING.
BEFORE WORKING ON THE MACHINE, CAREFULLY READ ALL THE
INSTRUCTIONS, ESPECIALLY THOSE CONTAINED IN BOXES.
“OPERATOR”: A person suitably trained and authorised to operate,
adjust, clean and transport the machine.
“MAINTENANCE MAN”: A person trained and authorised to perform routine
maintenance on the machine and replace certain
components.
“MACHINE BODY”: The equipment described in this manual.
“ELECTRIC TOOL”: Used in the safety precautions, it is a more general
definition of the machine in question as it refers to
mains-powered electric tools (with cable) or battery-
powered electric tools (cordless).

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0 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
CAUTION!! FIRST READ THE MANUAL REGARDING THE GENERAL AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS!
0.01 MACHINE COMPONENTS
This machine is fitted with a single-phase alternating current motor.
The equipment comprises:
- a motor,
- a hydraulic pump driven by the motor,
- a rod actuator (piston) driven by the oil pressured by the pump,
- an interchangeable head with tool (purchased separately).
Figure 1 shows the main parts of the equipment, in particular:
1. cylinder with hydraulic components
2. head supporting surface and centring guides
3. release lever or double-acting lever
4. grip with start button
5. electrical connecting cable complete with plug
6. electric motor
7. oil cap
8. head locking ring

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0.02 SAFETY AND DANGER STICKERS - CE PLATE
Position of plate and safety and danger stickers on the machine:
Observe the warnings on the plates and stickers. Failure to do so could lead to
injury or death. Make sure the plates and stickers are attached and legible. If not,
apply them or request the maker for replacements.
0.03 LIST OF ACCESSORIES INCLUDED IN THE SUPPLY
·Case
·General safety rules, Use and maintenance instructions
·Declaration of conformity
·Warranty certificate
·Emergency key
DANGER
BEWARE OF
HANDS
3
DANGER
FLYING
SPLINTERS

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1 TECHNICAL FEATURES
1.01 HYDRAULIC, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum cutting size and characteristics of material [ mm
and daN/mm2 ] Ø22 mm / R=65 daN/mm²
Maximum output force from rod [ t ] 24
Maximum operating pressure [ bar ] 580
Dimensions: Length X Width X Height [ mm ] 402 X 145 X 236
Weight [ kg ] 13.3
Guaranteed no-load LwA sound level (CEI EN 60745-1
and CEI EN 60745-2-8) [ dB ] 101
No-load operator Lpa (CEI EN 60745-1 and CEI EN
60745-2-8) [ dB ] 90
Vibrations when cutting diam. 22 mm rod (CEI EN 60745-1
and EN ISO 5349) 2.12 m/s²
Input voltage [ V ] 230
Frequency [ Hz ] 50
Electrical power [ W ] 1400
Input current [A] 6.8
Insulation class II
RPM 14000

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2 DELIVERY, COMMISSIONING AND SET-UP
2.01 DELIVERY
The machine is normally shipped and delivered inside
a special hard case, well secured and in a stable
position (see adjacent figure). All the ordered material
is inspected before delivery to the customer.
Upon receipt, check the machine for any damage (breakages or major denting)
caused during transport. If so, immediately inform the shipping company and write
the “Accepted subject to checking" clause on the Delivery note.
In the event of damage, send
a written complaint to the forwarder within 8 days of
receipt.
Promptly inform Edilgrappa s.r.l. if major damage, caused during transport, is
found upon receipt, or if any parts are missing.
Also check the delivered materials against the detailed
shipping list.
The machine can be moved easily both when it is inside its special rigid case, using the
upper handle, and by gripping its upper or lower handle.
Loads must be moved in compliance with current occupational safety regulations.
After
use, put the machine back into its case or place it on a stable surface, making sure
this can withstand its weight.
2.02 ELECTRIC MOTOR
2.02.01 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
THE USER SYSTEM AND THE RESPECTIVE CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE IN
STRICT OBSERVANCE O
F THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE, BY COMPETENT
PERSONNEL QUALIFIED TO DO THE JOB.
BEFORE CONNECTING THE APPLIANCE USING THE PLUG SOCKETS, TURN THE
MAIN SWITCH TO ITS OPEN POSITION "O".
2.02.02 COMMISSIONING
Upon receipt, check the machine for any damage (breakages or major denting)
caused during transport. If so, immediately inform the shipping company and write
the “Accepted subject to checking" clause on the Delivery note.
a written complaint to the forwarder within 8 days of
Promptly inform Edilgrappa s.r.l. if major damage, caused during transport, is
shipping list.
The machine can be moved easily both when it is inside its special rigid case, using the
Loads must be moved in compliance with current occupational safety regulations.
use, put the machine back into its case or place it on a stable surface, making sure
THE USER SYSTEM AND THE RESPECTIVE CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE IN
F THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE, BY COMPETENT
BEFORE CONNECTING THE APPLIANCE USING THE PLUG SOCKETS, TURN THE

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These machines do not need any adjustment or particular precautions before
commissioning.
The only controls to perform concern:
- Machine integrity:
make sure that nothing happened during transport that could damage the insulation or
mechanical parts.
- Completeness of supply:
check that all the supplied accessories are fitted.
- Oil level:
check the oil level and top up if necessary as per the instructions in Para 3.01.
IMPORTANT: Before loosening the oil cap carefully read the instructions in Para
3.01.
2.03 MANUAL RETURN LEVER
The manual return lever has two positions (see fig. 2)
-Position 1: valve closed. The piston work and return stroke takes place
automatically.
-Position 2: valve open. To interrupt the work stroke or in case of emergency
move the lever to position 2 to return the piston to
its home position.
IMPORTANT: If the machine does not work make sure the manual return lever is in
position 1.
2.04 MOUNTING THE TOOL HEADS
1
CLOSED
2
OPEN

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IMPORTANT: Before mounting any head on the machine body,
piston rod (n° 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in the following figure), the supporting surfaces and the
centring guides.
To mount the head, follow the instructions in the “
Commissioning
Maintenance Instructions relative to the specific head.
2.05 EQUIPMENT OPERATION
2.05.01 STARTING
Insert the plug in a suitable power socket and follow the instructions below, depending on
the kind of machine involved.
2.05.02 OPERATING PHASE
The operating phase is strictly connected to the type of head applied to the machine
body. Follow the instructions in the “Operating”
section of the Use and Maintenance
Instructions relative to the specific head.
IMPORTANT: Before starting work, scrupul
ously follow the general precautions for
use and carefully consider the conditions of use bearing in mind the technical
specifications.
2.06 FORESEEN USE AND RESIDUAL RISKS
IMPORTANT: Before mounting any head on the machine body,
carefully clean the
piston rod (n° 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in the following figure), the supporting surfaces and the
Commissioning
” section of the Use and
Insert the plug in a suitable power socket and follow the instructions below, depending on
The operating phase is strictly connected to the type of head applied to the machine
section of the Use and Maintenance
ously follow the general precautions for
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Follow the indications concerning foreseen use and residual risks contained in the
use and maintenance manual of the work head attached to the machine.
The machine must only be used with heads that are compatible with the machine body in
question, as indicated on page 2 of this manual. The heads must be EDILGRAPPA s.r.l.
and purchased from an authorised dealer. The machine has been designed and
developed to operate in fields, such as building and industry, and for emergency/rescue
operations.
The machine may only be used if powered by an electrical system compliant with
legislation and current law (suitably connected to an earth system and protected from
current surges and short circuits).
Any use other than that expressly indicated shall be considered as improper and
therefore not permitted.
Edilgrappa S.r.l. declines all liability for any improper use of the machine and for any
modification or change made to it.
Operators must observe the instructions in this manual and in the manual of the head
fitted to the machine in order to minimise the risk of accidents. In particular, they must pay
attention when working in conditions that could cause:
- Possible burns from overheated metal parts;
- Injury due to incorrect positioning or inadequate lifting or moving
- Injury caused by splinters discharged from the work piece.
People remaining in the vicinities of the machine while it is working are subject to the
following risks:
- flying debris (dangerous objects, etc…);
Operating temperature -40° ÷ +50° C
·It is strictly forbidden to use the machine for purposes other than those
indicated in this installation and maintenance manual.
·It is forbidden to use the machine in areas subject to the risk of explosion.

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3 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
1.All maintenance, inspection and cleaning operations must be performed
with the power supply disconnected and the machine cool (see the person
responsible in the maintenance schedule);
2. Maintenance operations must be performed in a suitable place according to
current safety regulations;
3. Before any maintenance intervention, thoroughly clean the machine (see
Paragraph 5.01);
4. Wear suitable personal protective equipment while performing maintenance
work.
AFTER MAINTENANCE WORK, MAKE SURE THE GUARDS ARE PUT BACK INTO
THEIR CORRECT PLACE.
Periodic maintenance schedule
Frequency Operation Method Person
EVERY 8 HOURS
·
CHECK THE INTEGRITY OF THE
MACHINE Visual Operator
/ ·CLEAN THE PISTON Para 3.04.01 Operator
EVERY 1600
HOURS ·CHANGE THE OIL Para 3.01 Maintenance man
EVERY 8 HOURS
·
CHECK THE TIGHTNESS OF NUTS AND
BOLTS Para 3.02 Operator
If you have any doubts about ordering spare parts or performing complex
maintenance work, contact your authorised dealer.
3.01 CHANGING AND TOPPING UP THE OIL
When changing or topping up the oil, make sure no impuritiescontaminate the oil or enter
the tank. Impurities in the oil can irreparably damage the hydraulic components.
ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE OIL CONTAINS NO IMPURITIES
DO NOT USE DIRTY TOOLS
DO NOT WORK IN DUSTY AREAS
CHANGING THE OIL:
USING A SUITABLE DISPENSER, PREPARE THE CORRECT QUANTITY OF OIL (0.6
l) TO POUR INTO THE TANK.
LEAKING OIL CAN CAUSE SHORT CIRCUITS, FIRE AND EXPLOSIONS.
1. Place the machine horizontally in a stable position on a work surface with the magnetic
cap (fig. 3) facing upwards. Place a basin under the machine to catch any oil leaks;
2. Unscrew the magnetic cap (fig. 4) and remove any residues with the piston in its
retracted position;

3.
Totally drain the oil tank using a suitable extraction system (used oil extraction pump)
so that no oil can leak into the machine;
4. Loosen the vent screw (fig. 5);
5.
Slowly pour in the correct quantity of oil (0.6 l) using suitable equipment (e.g. as shown
in fig. 6). Only use new or clean recommended oil (as indicated on the next page);
6. Fill up to the upper rim of the hole;
7. Put back the oil cap and the vent screw and tighten slightly;
8. Perform some piston strokes to vent the large air bubbles;
9.
Move the piston to its maximum extension and rapidly start and stop the motor several
times (before the piston automatically retracts);
10.Complete filling;
11.
Put back the oil cap and vent screw and tighten (figs. 4 and 5).
TOPPING UP THE OIL:
Before unscrewing the magnetic cap to check the oil level, make sure the piston is
fully
extended and, if necessary, pull it out. If this is not done the oil may leak, air
bubbles may form and/or the oil level may be incorrectly measured, thus causing
the machine to operate incorrectly.
Only after completing the above operations, proceed as
shown below:
1.
Place the machine horizontally in a stable position on a work surface with the filling
hole facing upwards. Place a basin under the machine to catch any oil leaks;
2.
Move the piston to its maximum extension and rapidly start and stop the motor s
times (before the piston automatically retracts);
3.
Unscrew the magnetic cap (see fig. 4) and remove any residues;
4. Check the amount of missing oil;
5.
Loosen the vent screw (fig. 5) and slowly top up to the upper rim of the hole with
recommended new and
clean oil using suitable equipment (e.g.: as indicated in fig. 6);
6. Put back the oil cap and vent screw and tighten (figs. 4 and 5).
VENT SCREW
MAGNETIC CAP
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Totally drain the oil tank using a suitable extraction system (used oil extraction pump)
Slowly pour in the correct quantity of oil (0.6 l) using suitable equipment (e.g. as shown
in fig. 6). Only use new or clean recommended oil (as indicated on the next page);
Move the piston to its maximum extension and rapidly start and stop the motor several
Put back the oil cap and vent screw and tighten (figs. 4 and 5).
Before unscrewing the magnetic cap to check the oil level, make sure the piston is
extended and, if necessary, pull it out. If this is not done the oil may leak, air
bubbles may form and/or the oil level may be incorrectly measured, thus causing
shown below:
Place the machine horizontally in a stable position on a work surface with the filling
hole facing upwards. Place a basin under the machine to catch any oil leaks;
Move the piston to its maximum extension and rapidly start and stop the motor s
everal
Unscrew the magnetic cap (see fig. 4) and remove any residues;
Loosen the vent screw (fig. 5) and slowly top up to the upper rim of the hole with
clean oil using suitable equipment (e.g.: as indicated in fig. 6);

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Maximum quantity: 0.6 l.
Type of hydraulic oil: ESSO NUTO H46 or
homologated equivalents HLP46
according to DIN 51 524 MIL-
H 17672 C
When demolishing the machine or parts of it (oil, plastic, etc.) observe the
regulations in force in the country in which this operation is performed.
3.02 CHECKING SCREWS
Periodically, or every day in the event of frequent or
prolonged work, make sure that all
the screws are perfectly tight.
FAILURE TO TIGHTEN LOCKING SCREWS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE.
3.03 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS
3.03.01 MANUAL RETURN VALVE DOES NOT CLOSE
If the piston is unable to perform another stroke
make sure the manual return lever is
closed.
3.03.02 MAX. PRESSURE VALVE INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED
In case of a pressure drop for a reason that cannot be directly identified, have
maintenance man or the maker
check the maximum pressure valve is clean and
calibrated.
3.03.03 MAIN CHECKS ON THE MOTOR
- Keep the motor surfaces clean, especially the fins on the head
- Keep the motor cooling slits clean and unobstructed
- Check the brushes for wear: replace them with
authentic spare parts when their length
is less than 5mm.
H 17672 C
When demolishing the machine or parts of it (oil, plastic, etc.) observe the
regulations in force in the country in which this operation is performed.
prolonged work, make sure that all
FAILURE TO TIGHTEN LOCKING SCREWS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE.
make sure the manual return lever is
In case of a pressure drop for a reason that cannot be directly identified, have
a
check the maximum pressure valve is clean and
authentic spare parts when their length

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4 POTENTIAL PROBLEMS AND MEASURES TO BE ADOPTED
4.01 GENERAL
Faults can be divided into three sections:
1. faults on the motor
2. faults on the head
3. faults not closely connected with the machine
ALL OPERATIONS MUST BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PEOPLE IN
OBSERVANCE OF SAFETY REGULATIONS.
WORK ON THE MACHINE DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD MUST BE
PERFORMED AT THE MAKER'S FACILITY
Remedies marked with the letter R require the assistance of the Authorised dealer.
The remedies marked by the letter M require the intervention of the Manufacturer.
Remedies marked with the letter O can be performed by the Operator.
4.02 TROUBLESHOOTING THE MOTOR
FAULT POSSIBLE REASON POSSIBLE REMEDY PERFORMED BY
MOTOR DOES NOT
START
Broken power cable Replace cable with one having
the same specifications M
Faulty plug Replace M
Stator windings Replace R
Rotor windings Replace R
Switch Replace R
No electric power Check the line and the cable
protections M
ELECTRIC MOTOR
OVERHEATED
Worn brushes Replace R
Worn manifold Replace or overhaul R
Insufficient power
supply
Check the line, the protections of
the electric panel and the
tightness of the connection
terminals
M
Partial fault of the
stator windings Replace R
Partial fault of the
rotor windings Replace R
Windings dirty Clean M
Ventilation slits
obstructed Clean O
Fan broken Replace R
Motor supports worn Replace R
Mechanical faults on
the head Overhaul R

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FAULT POSSIBLE REASON POSSIBLE REMEDY PERFORMED BY
ELECTROMAGNETIC
DISTURBANCES IN
LINE
Fault in anti-
disturbance filter Replace R
Manifold worn Replace R
Brushes worn Replace R
4.03 TROUBLESHOOTING THE HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS
FAULT POSSIBLE REASON POSSIBLE REMEDY
PERFORMED
BY
OUTWARD
STROKE DOES
NOT BEGIN
Return stroke incomplete Push back the piston O
Return spring broken (if present) Replace O
Max. pressure valve dirty
Consult the Maker
/
Manual return valve dirty Clean O
Manual return valve faulty Repair M
Oil tank empty Fill O
Valve remains open due to built-up
dirt
Clean O
MOTOR DOES
NOT STOP Earth cable interrupted Repair M
Earth cable rusted Clean O
OUTWARD
STROKE
INCOMPLETE No oil Top up O
OUTWARD
STROKE
DISCONTINUOUS
Air bubbles in the hydraulic
circuit Vent O
Max. pressure valve open due to
built-up dirt Consult the Maker /
Pump faulty or dirty Replace M
Piston gasket faulty Replace M
Pump O-ring Replace M
RETURN STROKE
INCOMPLETE Dirt between piston rod and tool Move the piston to its end-
of-stroke position and clean O
Return spring broken Replace O
NO FORCE
Oil hydraulic pump faulty Replace M
Dirt on oil hydraulic pump valve Replace M
Max. pressure valve open Replace M
Piston gasket worn Replace M
Pump O-ring broken Replace M
PISTON DOES
NOT
AUTOMATICALLY
REVERSE
STROKE
Automatic reverse valve faulty Replace M
OIL LEAKS ROM
TANK COVER Membrane faulty Replace O

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5 STORAGE AND RESTARTING
5.01 STORAGE
In case of long periods of inactivity, proceed as follows:
5.01.01 ELECTRIC MOTOR
- Clean all the internal electrical parts (rotor, stator, cooling circuit) with compressed air
DO NOT USE CONDUCTIVE OR FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS TO CLEAN INTERNAL
ELECTRICAL PARTS
- To clean the outside of the machine, if necessary, use a cloth dampened in soapy
water and then dry thoroughly
- Check the following are in good condition:
• insulation
• power cable
• switches
• plug
• brushes and manifold
• clean the stator, rotor, cooling circuit and fan with compressed air
5.01.02 CYLINDER AND HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS
Before performing these operations, see the relative instructions in Chap. 3
·Check the hydraulic oil and top up or, if necessary, replace.
·Clean the magnetic cap and check the membrane.
·Check for any oil leaks.
·Tighten the screws.
Store the tool in a dry place that can only be accessed by authorised staff.
5.02 RESTARTING
Before performing these operations, see the relative instructions in Chap. 3
- Check the oil tank is full and top up if necessary
- Remove any traces of oil remaining after topping up or applied to protect metal parts
from the grip and other parts that can be gripped.
ELECTRIC MOTOR
- Ensure that the power cable, the plug and the machine body have not been damaged.
- Start the machine a few times and make sure no operating faults occur.
ELIMINATE ANY FAULTS BEFORE STARTING WORK.

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6 MACHINE DISPOSAL
When disposing of themachine, the various materialsmust be separated.
The machine comprises the following groups of materials:
- ferrous materials
- copper
- plastic
Observe current legislation when sorting, storing, recycling or disposing of these materials.
Only for EU countries:
This electric tool features the following recycling symbol. Consistently with Directive 2002/96/EC on
waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), at the end of its useful lifetime, this product must
be disposed of separately in suitable collection areas and not together with normal domestic waste. A
benefit for the environment and an advantage for all.

S.r.l.
Building, industrial and rescue machines and
equipment.
Via Callesello, 4 – 31030 BORSO DEL GRAPPA (TV)
Tel. [phone] r.a.– Fax [phone]
[email protected]m
www.edilgrappa.com
DECLARATION
OF CONFORMITY
Maker: EDILGRAPPA srl
Machines and equipment for the building trade, industry
and rescue
Via Callesello, 4
31030 Borso Del Grappa (TV)
Name and address of person
authorised to draw up
the technical brief: Giacomo Rorato
Via Callesello, 4
31030 Borso Del Grappa (TV)
Generic name:
Portable electric power tool (cordless)
Function: cutting metal rod Æmax 22 mm
Type: Electric shear
Model: MU 22N
Commercial name:
MU22N machine bodywith interchangeable heads
Serial number: ______________
Year of construction: ______________
DECLARES THAT THE ABOVE-
MENTIONED EQUIPMENT IS COMPLIANT WITH THE FOLLOWING
DIRECTIVES:
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC (Proc. App. VIII)
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
RoHS Directive 2011/65/EC
WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC
Place: Borso Del Grappa TV
Date....................
Signature
PAOLO MAZZARO
(legal representative)
Product Certified by ISET S.r.l. Notified body n° 0865:
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Machines and equipment for the building trade, industry
Portable electric power tool (cordless)
MU22N machine bodywith interchangeable heads
MENTIONED EQUIPMENT IS COMPLIANT WITH THE FOLLOWING
Signature
PAOLO MAZZARO
(legal representative)

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Srl
MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE BUILDING TRADE,
INDUSTRY AND RESCUE
31030 BORSO DEL GRAPPA (TV) -ITALY -Via Callesello, 4
Tel. [phone] – Fax [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] http: //www.edilgrappa.com
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