Mangla KM 600 User manual

Instruction Manual
Manual KM 600 / KM 800

Contents
Introduction
Description
Finger safety guard
Controls
Safety instructions
Installation
Before rst use
Accessories
Operating
How to mangle
How to atting
Changing mangle cloth
Maintenance
Specications
Protection of the environment
Warranty terms
Dealer contact information
Spare Parts List
Notes
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To enable you to get as much as possible of the mangle, it is of utmost importance
that you read through this manual before using the device. Add extra importance
to safety. We also recommend that you keep this manual for future reference, to
remind your memory or inform new users regarding mangelns functions.
is manual describes both the Cold Mangel 600 and Cold Mangel 800.
What dierentiates the machines is the width of the rolls. e images on the fol-
lowing pages is showing KM 600.
For more information on ironers and accessories, contact your dealer or visit
www.mangla.se
Introduction
Do NOT use the handle to lisft the magle!
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Description
1. Tabletop
2. Handle
3. Finger safety guard
4. Cloth
5. Roll
6. Liing handle
Construction.
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1. Finger guard stop position
2. Finger guard start position
Finger safety guard
Controls
Close/open the rollers.
The nger guard function.
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Safety instructions
Read the instructions carefully before use.
Familiarize yourself with the mangle
• Read all instructions and all warning labels on the device prior to use, to under-
stand its use, limitations and potential risks.
Drugs, alcohol and medicine
• Never use the mangle when you are tired or under the inuence of drugs, alcohol
or medication.
Avoid hazardous uses
• Keep work area clean and well lighted. Cluttered areas increases the risk of damage.
• Do not expose the machine to rain.
Inspect mangle
• Check the mangle before each use. Protective devices must be in place and func-
tioning properly. Make sure there are no objects that could cause damage to or
around the mangle. Replace damaged, missing or broken parts before use.
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Avoid electrocution
• Check that the mains voltage corresponds to 230 V 50 Hz and that the circuit is
correct fused and grounded.
• Mangle may only be connected to the earth circuit.
• Keep bystanders at a safe distance.
• Mangle may only be used by one person at a time. Everyone except the person
using mangle’ll be staying at a safe distance from the work area when the unit is
running.
Do not force mangle
• Mangle works better and safer with the load it is intended for.
• Do not use mangle for purposes other than its intended purpose.
• Observe the label for maximum load.
• At the mangling of thick material consideration rolling to avoid the risk of over-
loading the machine, the warranty does not apply when mangle used incorrectly.
Unplug
• Always mangle without power by unplugging the power cord before adjustment,
replacement of parts, cleaning or maintenance work on the mangle.
General risks
Use of mangle can cause the following hazards:
• Risks due to contact with moving parts.
ese risks are greatest in the following cases:
• When working near the rollers.
• In the vicinity of moving parts.
Even if the device is used as directed, it is impossible to rule out all risk factors.
e following risks remain:
- Risk of injury when changing parts.
Safety instructions
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e person should use mangle must have:
• Adequate knowledge of and familiarity with the use, adjustment and operation
of the mangle.
e following general conditions must also be met:
• mangle should understatement stand on a horizontal surface and the area around-
machine shall be horizontal, well cohesive and free of loose objects.
• Adequate lighting shall be provided either as general lighting orspot lighting of
the workplace itself.
• Never work with your hands close to the rollers.
Depending on the working conditions, this may include:
• Turn o the machine before it is le unattended.
• Report any defects in the machine, including the failure of protection, as soon as
you discover them.
• Apply safe procedures for cleaning and maintenance. Remove dust regularly to
reduce the risk of re.
• Never exceed the maximum load indicated on the machine.
• Ensure that all guards and other safety devices are in place, it works awlessly and
is in good condition.
IMPORTANT!
If the machine is connected to a weak grid can temporally voltage drops occur when
the machine is started.
is may aect other connected electrical equipment - lighting, for example, blinking
or goes out briey. You may need to contact your electricity supplier for details.
Safety instructions
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Safety instructions
Symbols
Crushing Hazard
If any of the warning stickers on the machine will be damaged or lost must be
replaced.
Contact the vendor for order.
Transport securing
LÄS BRUKSANVISNINGEN
INNAN ANVÄNDNING!
LUE OHJEET ENNE
KÄYTTÖÄ!
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Installation
e mangle should be placed on a at, horizontal surface. Ensure that the device is not
in danger of slipping on the surface.
When mangle mounted on the mounting accessories are described in the manual sup-
plied with the accessory.
e electrical connection plugged into grounded outlet (230 V / 50 Hz min 10 A).
Before rst use
Make sure that all packing and transit stickers are removed.
Check that mangle is stable and not likely to dri o during operation.
Test drive the mangle without load rst to get to know the unit’s functions.
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Floor stand KM 600 / KM 800.
Wall mount KM 600 / KM 800.
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Accessories
Table mount KM 600 / KM 800.
Consult your dealer for prices or visit www.mangla.se

Use
Mangling
1. Exposing the rollers by liing the operating rod upward.
2. Pull mangle cloth about 1/2 meters.
3. Dampen the fabric lightly with a spray bottle (not included).
4. Place the fabric cloth nishing fabric, the fabric needs bay to t.
5. Lower operating rod operation.
6. Set the nger guard in the operating mode and control up texting on the
way into the mangle to avoid wrinkling.
7. Let mangle walk a few yards. A certain sound when the rollers go over
the fabric edge, this is quite normal. Mangel roller gets increased pres-
sure from textile edge, hence the sound.
8. Stay mangle with nger guard and li the actuator rod so that the fabric
can be output.
e following steps are visualized in the following pages.
Never mangle garment with zippers, buttons o., Etc.,
e mangle and garments can be damaged.
If mangle exhibit noise or seems overloaded immediately switch it o!
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Use
Place the fabric / clothing.
Lower the control handle in operation mode.
Start the mangle.
Pull out mangle cloth.
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Use
• Exposing the rollers by liing the operating rod upward.
• Let mangle cloth being rolled up on the roller.
• Dampen the fabric lightly with a spray bottle (not included).
• Place the fabric table just in front of rollers, if necessary, fold the fabric to t.
• Lower operating rod operation.
• Set the nger guard in the operating mode and control up texting on the
way into the mangle to avoid wrinkling.
• Let the fabric is rolled by mangle and come out the back of it.
• Stop the mangle with nger guard.
ick and long duvets and blankets should be rolled a few times before
mangling.
e following steps are visualized in the following pages.
Never mangle garment with zippers, buttons o., Etc.,
e mangle and garments can be damaged.
If mangle exhibit noise or seems overloaded immediately switch it o!
Flatting
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Place the fabric / clothing.
Start the mangle and feed the fabric.
The control fabric / clothing to avoid wrinkles.
Use
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The textile / clothing fed out the back.

Replacing mangle cloth
1. Make sure to mangle is disconnected from the mains.
2. Exposing the rollers by liing the operating rod upward.
3. Unroll mangle the screen so that the groove becomes accessible.
4. Remove the rubber top of the groove in the roller.
5. Pull mangle cloth out of the groove.
6. Move over plastic thread from the old mangle cloth to the new.
7. read mangle cloth in the slot and ret the rubber top.
8. Test run the mangle to check that the cloth is mounted properly.
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Replacing mangle cloth
Pull out the old cloth.
Insert the new cloth.
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Maintenance
Never let the goods remain on the rolls for longer times when the mangle not in use.
en mangling is done check if mangle cloth is damp, if so let it hang unwound and
dry before it is wound onto the drum to avoid damage to mangle cloth.
All bearings in the mangle is self-lubricating and require no maintenance during
mangle design life.
For service, contact your dealer, please remember to bring your receipt.
Before calling for service, check the following:
•theplugisconnected.
•thegroupfuse(plug)intothedistributionboxisintact.
•thatthengerguardisinthestartingposition.
•theoperatinghandleisrmlypressed.
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Disposal of the product
Protect the environment!
Must not be disposed of with household waste!
is product contains electrical or electronic compo-
nents that must be recycled. Leave the product for re-
cycling in designated areas such as municipal recycling
center.
Technical Data
Values are the actual measured sound levels, which is not necessarily safe to work in.
While there is a correlation between the measured sound level and noise exposure,
but this can not be used to determine with certainty whether additional precautions are
required.
Several other factors aect the noise exposure in each case, for example, working
acoustics and any other noise sources, such as additional equipment or processes, in
the premises. e permissible noise limits may vary between dierent countries.
By considering the above information, the user can easily assess the situation and the
risks it entails.
Width x Depth x Height
Mangle rolls length
Mangle rolls diameter
Roll Pressure
Mangelduk
Rated voltage
Eect
Degree of protection
Sound Power LWA
Weight
Weight incl. packaging
810x340x280 / 1010x340x280
600 mm / 800 mm
109 mm
~ 400 Kg
Undyed linen fabric L = 1,3 m
230 V / 50 Hz
80 W
IP54
<62 dB(A)
13,5 kg / 14 kg
16 kg / 16 kg
KM 600 / KM 800
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Warranty
New mangle warranty - 12 months
Components excluded from the warranty are:
- Mangle cloth
- Equipment and optional extras
- External damage to the sheet metal, decals and paint
- Wear and consumption details
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In Sweden refers to Konsumentköp EHL 2005.
Before requesting service, please read the Trouble-
shooting (page 18).
Visit www.mangla.se for more information.
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