MAKSIWA MA.1000 User manual

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MA.1000
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Workbench 1.000 mm
Attention: Read this manual before using the product

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Important information you need to know:
•The images contained in this manual are illustrative and have
the function of demonstrating the correct functioning of your
product, there may be small changes in relation to the images.
Keep these instructions:
•When working with machines, always follow safety precautions
to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and personal injury,
including the following:
1) Work Area
•Keep the work surface clean. Disorganized areas and work
surfaces invite accidents.
•Do not use power tools in damp or wet places or exposed to
rain, or in the presence of flammable liquids or gases. Keep the
work area well lit.
•Keep children away. All visitors must be kept at a safe distance
from the work area.
•Make the workplace child-proof by using padlocks, master keys
or removing the ignition key.
2) ELECTRICAL SAFETY
•Make sure your power supply matches the designation on the
plate. A 10% decrease in voltage or more will cause loss of power
and overheating. All MAKSIWA equipment is tested at the
factory. If this tool does not work, check the power supply.
•Double insulation: Double insulation tools are constructed with
two separate layers of electrical insulation or double insulation
thickness between you and the tool's electrical system. Tools built
with this insulation system should not be grounded.
NOTE: Double insulation does not replace normal safety
precautions when operating
normal safety precautions when operating this tool. The isolation
system is to add protection against personal accidents resulting
from a possible failure in the electrical insulation of the tool.
CAUTION: When performing maintenance, replace with
identical parts only. Repair or replace only with identical parts.
•The plugs on the machine must be compatible with
the outlets. Never modify the plug. Do not use any
adapter plugs with grounded tools. Unmodified plugs
coupled with the use of compatible outlets will reduce
the risk of electric shock.
•Avoid contact of the body with earthed or grounded
surfaces, such as pipes, radiators, scales and refrigerators.
There is an increased risk of electric shock if your body
is earthed or grounded.
•Do not force the power cord. Never use the power
cord to charge, pull or disconnect the tool from the
outlet. Keep the power cord away from heat, oils, sharp
edges or moving parts. Damaged or tangled cables
increase the risk of electric shock.
•When operating outdoors, use an extension cord
suitable for outdoor use. Using an appropriate cable
outdoors reduces the risk of electric shock.
• Extension cables: Make sure your extension is in good
condition. When using an extension cord, ensure that it is capable
of transmitting the electrical current used by your product. An
undersized cable will cause a voltage drop resulting in loss of
power and overheating. The following table shows the correct size
to be used depending on the cable diameter and the amperage
rating. If in doubt, use a cable with a higher capacity level. Do not
use extensions over 20 meters in length.
2-way Wire 3-way Wire
Ø (mm²) Amperage Ø (mm²) Amperage
0,5 90,5 8
1,0 13 1,0 12
1,5 16,5 1,5 15
2,5 23 2,5 20
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
GENERAL SAFETY RULES

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assembly and any other condition that may affect its operation. A
protector or other part that is damaged must be repaired or
replaced immediately. Do not use the machine if the switch does
not turn it on or off.
CAUTION: Failure to heed these warnings could result in
personal injury and serious damage to the machine.
•Do not operate this machine until it is assembled and installed
according to the instructions.
3)Personal Safety
•Be aware and look what you are doing.
o Common sense when operating a tool. Do not use the tool
when you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or
medication. Lack of attention while operating a tool can result in
serious personal injury.
•Always wear safety glasses. Use a face mask, non-slip safety
shoes, gloves and ear protection to reduce personal injuries.
• Use suitable equipment. Do not wear loose clothing, gloves,
chains, rings, bracelets or other accessories that could get caught
in moving parts. Non-slip shoes are recommended. Wear hair
protection to secure it.
•Do not overreach. Keep your balance and your feet in a
comfortable position at all times.
•Disconnect tools before servicing or changing accessories, such
as blades, tips, cutters, etc.
•Reduce the risk of unintentional starting. Make sure the switch
is off before connecting the wire to the plug.
•Use recommended accessories. Refer to the instruction manual
to check the recommended accessories. Improper use of
accessories can cause a risk of accident for people.
•Never step on the machine. A serious accident can occur if the
tool is tilted or if the tool is touched accidentally.
4) MACHINE USE AND CARE
•Do not force the machine. It will do the job better and safer for
the intended use.
•Use the correct machine. Do not force the machine when doing
work for which it was not designed.
•Check for damaged parts before continuing using the machine,
a protection or other part that is damaged must be carefully
examined to determine its proper functioning and perform its
function properly. Check the alignment of moving parts, breakage
of parts,
ALWAYS USE PROPER PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT WHEN OPERATING THIS
EQUIPMENT.
ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR THE
WORKBENCH
The MA.1000 Support Table is perfect for your workshop. It is is
made of MDF with a work area of 1,000 x 420 mm. Its
structure is made of stiffened sheet and supports up to 200 kg. It
contains a drawer for the professional to store all the accessories
of his projects. In addition, it has 2 plugs and a 2,000 mm
electrical extension. It has retractable legs and wheels for
movement, allowing the professional to take the MA.1000
wherever he wants.
Technical characteristics:
Working area: 1,000 x 420 mm
Load Capacity: 200 kg
Weight: 23.6 kg
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The machine is packaged in a sturdy cardboard package.
TRANSPORT

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INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY
1) For packaging reasons, the machine is not completely
assembled. Remove the product and all components from the
machine
3) Fix the casters in the appropriate place using a No. 10 spanner.
Fig.01 - Machine in plastic packaging
2) The wheels and supports are housed inside the machine body
(drawer). If you notice that your machine is missing a component,
do not operate the machine and contact your supplier directly.
Fig.02 - Drawer with components
Fig.03 - Components
Fig.04 - Fix the casters
4) Lift the legs of the table, starting from the side on which the
casters were fixed.
Fig.05 - Raised legs
Fig.06 - Attached casters and raised legs
5) Lift the remaining legs and leave the table standing.
Fig.07 - Standing Table

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6) Fix the handles in the four designated spaces. Do not forget to
place the washers correctly.
8) Level the table using the adjustable bases.
9) Remove the wiring from the compartment at the back of the
table. When you turn it on, the machine's outlets will be ready for
use.
Fig.08 - Spaces for fixing the legs
Fig.12 - Outlets MA.1000
10) To close the table and transport it, start by loosening the
handles on the side where the wheels are fixed.
Fig.13 - Wheel Handle
Fig.14 - Adjustable Handle
Fig.09 - Standing Table
Fig.10 - Back View
Fig.11 - Wiring compartment

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13) Lift and transport the MA.1000 with ease and mobility.11) After that, lift the feet, starting from the side where the wheels
are, lock with the adjustable handle. Repeat the process on both
sides.
Fig.16 - Adjustable handle
12) Use the hand openings, lift and transport the MA.1000 with
ease, using the wheels.
Fig.19 - Transport MA .1000
Fig.17 - Hand opening
Fig.15 - Adjustable legs Fig.18 - MA.1000 transport view

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1) All fixed parts of the machine are sealed. They are
permanently lubricated and require no maintenance.
2) Clean and remove all dust and wood chips from the
surroundings and under the base of the machine periodically.
Even if there are consoles to allow this waste to drain, dust will
accumulate.
3) The sets of screws are designed to provide several years of use.
MAKSIWA guarantees to the owner of the equipment, identified
by the issuing date on the purchasing invoice, guarantee of 1
(one) year, in the following terms:
1) The warranty period starts on the date of issue of the invoice,
provided by the dealer.
2) Within the warranty period, labor and components replaced
due to manufacturing defects will be provided free of charge,
provided they are duly proven by Maksiwa Technical Assistance.
3) Equipment manufactured by third parties that make up
MAKSIWA equipment (such as motors, electrical equipment,
belts, etc.) are subject to the conditions and warranty terms of
their respective manufacturers.
4) In case of exchange during the warranty, please return the
defective part to the manufacturer urgently.
5) Expenses and transportation risks, both ways, will be paid by
the equipment owner.
6) Expenses for installing the equipment, as well as adaptations of
the workplace are at the expense of the equipment owner. If you
notice any defect or malfunction when you receive the equipment,
immediately contact the manufacturer or the dealer. Do not turn
on the equipment.
7) Technical visits for cleaning or adjustments caused by wear and
tear caused by normal use of the equipment are not included in
this guarantee.
8) The warranty does not cover problems caused by mistreatment,
carelessness, misuse or inappropriate use
MAINTENANCE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
the intended functions of the equipment contained in this
manual, as well as operations poorly performed by operators not
trained to operate it.
10) MAKSIWA is not responsible for lost productivity, direct or
indirect damage, caused to the equipment owner or third parties,
or any other expense, including lost profits.
11) Even during the warranty period, it may lose its validity under
the following conditions:
a) Application of non-original components;
b) Alteration of the original characteristics;
c) Lack of adequate maintenance;
d) Inappropriate use of the equipment;
e) Alteration of equipment or electronic connections
f) Damage caused by mechanical shocks or by exposure to
improper conditions (humidity, salt air, corrosive agents, etc.);
g) Damage caused by bad weather (floods, floods, lightning, power
outages, etc.).
For your greater safety, entrust repairs, maintenance and
adjustments (including inspection and replacement) only contact
technical assistance recommended by MAKSIWA, which will
always use genuine spare parts and accessories, reassembling your
machine in the same way as the original.
Imported by Maksiwa USA Inc.
4100 N Powerline Rd, Suite D3
Pompano Beach, FL 33073
754-205-6717
www.maksiwa.com