Moffat ROLLMATIC R60 Operating instructions

USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
DOUGH SHEETER R60
Edizione 08/2017 - Rev. A

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................3
1.1 FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 INSTRUCTIONS AND ENERAL WARNIN S .................................................................................. 4
1.3 MAIN CASES FOR WHICH THE COMPANY WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE .......................................... 5
1.4 TERMINOLO Y .............................................................................................................................. 5
2 MACHINE FEATURES ................................................................................................................6
2.1 INTENDED USE AND DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................... 6
2.2 TECHNICAL FEATURES ................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 OVERALL DIMENSIONS ................................................................................................................ 10
2.4 CONTROL AND ADJUSTMENT DEVICES ....................................................................................... 11
2.5 IDENTIFICATION PLATE ............................................................................................................... 11
3 INSTALLATION AND USE ........................................................................................................ 12
3.1 WARNIN ON INSTALLATION SITE.............................................................................................. 12
3.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR LIFTIN , TRANSPORT AND POSITIONIN OPERATIONS ............................ 12
3.3 ELECTRIC CONNECTION .............................................................................................................. 13
3.4 OPERATION AND USE .................................................................................................................. 13
3.4.1 PRECAUTIONS AND PRELIMINARY CHECKS ........................................................................ 14
3.4.2 ENERAL INFORMATION FOR NORMAL USES .................................................................... 14
3.4.3 STARTIN AND OPERATION ................................................................................................ 14
3.4.4 OPERATIN AND USIN THE MACHINE.............................................................................. 14
3.4.5 DOU H THICKNESS ADJUSTMENT ...................................................................................... 14
3.4.6 FLOUR COLLECTION DRAWER ............................................................................................. 15
3.4.7 ASSEMBLIN AND DISASSEMBLIN THE WORK TABLES .................................................... 16
3.4.8 CUTTIN STATION ............................................................................................................... 17
4 MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................................... 18
4.1 FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................. 18
4.2 PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE (ordinary maintenance) ................................................................ 18
4.3 BELT TENSION ............................................................................................................................. 18
4.4 CHAIN TENSION (extraordinary maintenance) ........................................................................... 19
4.5 CHAIN REPLACEMENT (extraordinary maintenance) ................................................................. 19
4.6 INTERVENTIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT EXCLUSIVELY BY AUTHORIZED EN INEERS ................... 19
4.7 POSSIBLE FAILURES AND/OR FAULTS ......................................................................................... 20
4.8 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................ 20
4.9 CLEANIN THE MACHINE ............................................................................................................ 21
4.9.1 REPLACIN THE BELTS ........................................................................................................ 21
4.10 CLEANIN THE SCRAPERS ........................................................................................................... 22
4.11 LON STOPS OR SERVICE DISCONTINUATION ............................................................................ 23
5 SECURITY ............................................................................................................................... 23
5.1 FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................. 23
5.2 HAZARDS, SAFETY DEVICES AND RESIDUAL RISKS ...................................................................... 23
5.2.1 DAN ERS AND CORRESPONDIN RISKS THAT CHARACTERIZE THE MACHINE .................. 23
5.2.2 SAFETY DEVICES AND REMARKS ......................................................................................... 24
5.2.3 CHECKIN THE EFFICIENCY OF THE SAFETY EQUIPMENT .................................................. 25
5.2.4 RESIDUAL RISKS OF MECHANICAL ORI IN.......................................................................... 25
5.2.5 RESIDUAL RISKS OF ELECTRICAL ORI IN ............................................................................. 25
5.3 INFORMATION ON NOISE LEVELS ISSUED BY THE MACHINE ..................................................... 26
5.4 SAFETY SI NS .............................................................................................................................. 26
6 DISMANTLING ....................................................................................................................... 27

R60 - Rev. A 3
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 FOREWORD
Th s user and ma ntenance manual s to be consulted by anyone who may be appo nted to,
charged w th and author zed to use the mach ne; the term "use" refers to any phase of the
machine's working cycle (from assembly and transport to maintenance operation to dismantling). It
s also ntended for the employer, the managers and any off cer of the company that w ll use the
mach ne: they will have to read it thoroughly and understand it fully so as to use it when complying
with part of the obligations on health and safety in the workplace. The employer, at whose plants
the machine is operating, as well as the managers and any officer within the company, must provide
any operators with suitable training and information (all information must be simple and
comprehensible, according to the foresight which can be reasonably expected of the intended
recipient) on its correct and safe use as well as on general and specific risks in the workplace and/or
inherent to the job itself. During the fulfilment of such delicate tasks, this manual can be a valid
support even if it cannot be considered exhaustive since it is not strictly related to the machine itself.
The nstruct on manual s composed of var ous sect ons, each of which has a well-defined purpose
and in particular:
2 Mach ne character st cs
3 Installat on and Use
4 Ma ntenance
5 Safety
6 D smantl ng
The word mach ne will hereafter indicate the item to be used by the purchaser and for which this
manual is written and given to the purchaser, so that he may use it in a correct and safe manner.
Before carrying out any operation on the machine (transport, installation, connections to utilities,
adjustments, operation, repair work, part replacement, dismantling, etc.) as well as before allowing
anyone to use the machine, usually laymen, carefully read the general and specific instructions
contained in this manual and ensure that its purposes and meaning are clear, so as to acquire the
necessary knowledge to correctly operate and maintain the machine, as well as to understand and
become familiar with the safety devices it is provided with, and finally the residual risks it presents,
and therefore to use it in a correct and safe manner.
Keep this manual and any attached document in a safe place (drawings, diagrams, etc.).
In case of loss or damage, please ask the manufacturer mmed ately for another copy of the
manual indicating all the data of the machine (year it was manufactured, model, serial number and
so on.).
This manual indicates the machine’s technical condition existing at the time it was introduced in the
market and cannot, therefore, be considered inadequate once an update based on new experience
or technical solutions has been made.
The manufacturer is not responsible for the suitability of the place where the machine is used nor for
any complementary service, regardless of the fact that instructions on correct installation are given
herein. The company reserves the right to update machines and manuals, but is not obliged to
update machines and/or manuals previously manufactured/drawn up.
Th s manual s an ntegral part of the mach ne and must accompany t in case of transfer or sale.
CAUTION! Before start up and operat on ensure that the mach ne s compl ant w th the purchas ng
order and complete w th all the dev ces descr bed n th s manual and n any commerc al
documentat on, espec ally any safety dev ces.

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CAUTION! The mach ne descr bed n th s manual s for produc ng sheets from bread, pastry and
p zza dough by mak ng the dough go through cal brat ng cyl nders that feature alternat ng
forward and backward movement. Th s mach ne cannot be used for any purposes other than
those descr bed above.
By no means can the manufacturer be held responsible for any damage and/or injuries to persons,
animals, or objects arising from an incorrect use of the machine.
1.2 INSTRUCTIONS AND GENERAL WARNINGS
The manufacturing company declines any responsibility for damages to people, animals or
properties caused by failure to comply with the instructions contained in this manual and by the
failure to comply with the following indications:
•Do not tamper with the protection and safety devices which the machine is equipped with
•Do not remove nor deact vate the protection and safety devices which the machine is equipped
with
•Put the protect on dev ces back n place and reactivate the safety devices once the necessity to
remove and deactivate them no longer exists
•Do not use the machine for purposes and/or with loads and/or in a way that does not correspond
to that indicated by the manufacturer
•Only use bread, pastry and pizza dough
•Carry out daily checks on safety devices, level and state of technical fluids, if present, in addition
to checks on the general state of the machine
•Carry out a careful and adequate daily cleaning
•Adopt the necessary measures and precautions when carrying out adjustments, cleaning and
maintenance operations, etc. so that the machine or its components cannot be started by other
people, not even by accident
•Observe the European D rect ves for work s tes, as well as the government laws and norms
accord ng to wh ch the mach ne has been nstalled and made to funct on, pert nent to
•Respect any l m t regard ng cl mate cond t ons (see paragraph 2.2 TECHNICAL FEATURES) and
permitted use
•The employer, at whose production sites the machine is installed, must guarantee that operators
are suitably informed and trained on their specific tasks, on safe and correct use of the machine
and on general and specific risks in the workplace and/or job-related. This manual can be a useful
support tool but cannot be considered exhaustive
•Any manager who allows th rd part es to use the mach ne (for example the employer, and so
forth) must ensure that the machine is in good conditions, whole and fully functioning, especially
as regards safety equipment; ; should this not be the case, he must not allow it to be used and
must therefore put it out of service
•During maintenance and cleaning operations (and any other such operation) operators must
wear snug clothes free of loose parts; they may not wear aprons, jackets, unbuttoned shirts, etc.
nor are they allowed to wear jewels (bracelets, necklaces, etc.) that may unhook or become
entangled in protruding parts; should they have long hair, they must use hairnets.
•Should it be necessary to replace any parts, use or g nal spare parts only by ordering them from
the manufacturing company; should non-original spare parts be used, the manufacturing
company relieves itself of any and all responsibilities for any resulting damages to people,
properties and/or animals
•Any arb trary mod f cat on to the mach ne rel eves the manufacturer of any and all
respons b l ty for any result ng damages to people, an mals and/or th ngs

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1.3 MAIN CASES FOR WHICH THE COMPANY WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE
The manufacturer declines any responsibility for damages to persons, animals and things and also for
loss in production due to:
•Use of the mach ne not n compl ance with the intended use or with products different from
those expressly declared in this manual
•Nonconform ng nstallat on of the mach ne w th respect to manual instructions
•Use of the mach ne by nadequately nformed personnel and, where foreseen, inadequately
trained on correct and safe use of the same
•Maintenance, adjustments, settings, parts replacement, cleaning operations carried out by
nadequately nformed and nstructed personnel and, where foreseen, nadequately tra ned on
how to safely and correctly carrying out interventions
•Use of power supply that s d fferent from what is provided for by this manual, or altogether
unsuitable
•Fa lure to perform ma ntenance and clean ng operat ons and checks, etc.
•Fa lure or part al observance of nstruct ons given in this manual
•Arb trary mod f cat ons to the original features and standard equipment of the machine, without
prior formal authorisation by the manufacturing company
•Damages caused by tools, equipment, or other components both installed and not installed on
the machine, not suppl ed or n any case not foreseen or author zed by the manufactur ng
company
•Fa lure to observe the laws and norms n force in the country where the machine is used
•Except onal events or force majeure not ascr bable to the manufacturing company
1.4 TERMINOLOGY
To be able to understand this manual better, we are listing the precise definitions of the terms used:
MANUFACTURER, PRODUCER: Machine manufacturer.
CLIENT, BUYER: physical or juridical person who has bought a machine that is either new or in such
conditions to be considered as new (that is complete with these original instructions and with the
original copy of the EC Declaration of Conformity)
USER: whoever is legally responsible for machine use; in most cases the client and the buyer are the
same person.
OPERATOR: any person appointed to use the machine; the term "use" refers to any stage of the
standard machine life cycle.
MACHINE: The item whose correct and safe use this manual is written for and handed over to the
buyer.
USAGE: All operations that are or can be reasonably correlated with the proper functioning of the
machine during its life cycle in relation to its destination of use explicitly declared in this manual.
DOUGH: preparation for bread, pastry and pizza, previously mixed using the appropriate mixer.
ORDINARY MAINTENANCE: operations necessary for the correct use and proper conservation of the
machine which are simple, of no significant danger to the operator who does not require any
particular preparation or skill to execute them.
EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE: operations necessary for the proper use and conservation of the
machine and that are complex and/or dangerous and require the intervention of a professionally
trained expert who possesses all technical and legal know-how for the perfect execution of the job
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DANGEROUS AREA: any area inside and/or in the proximity of the machine where the presence of
an exposed person constitutes a risk to the security and health of that person.
EXPOSED PERSON: any person who is completely or in part present in a danger zone.
WARNING: extremely important information for ensuring the health and safety of people.
IMPORTANT: important information to avoid damaging the machine and/or its components.
2MACHINE FEATURES
2.1 INTENDED USE AND DESCRIPTION
The mach ne descr bed n th s manual s for produc ng sheets from bread, pastry and p zza dough
by mak ng the dough go through cal brat ng cyl nders that feature alternat ng forward and
backward movement.
The mach ne may be used only after it has been positioned in its final location and stability is
ensured.
The mach ne may only be used n closed and protected env ronments; under no circumstance
should the machine be used outdoors or in areas exposed to the elements.
It s forb dden to use the machine in marine environments (on the coast, on ships, offshore
platforms, etc.).
It s forb dden to use the mach ne n spaces open to the publ c for purposes and/or with products
or in a way that are different from what is stated in this manual
It s proh b ted to use the machine if beforehand all the connections on the service installation have
not been properly executed as expected in the manual.
It s forb dden to use the machine in environments where there is a risk of fire and/or explosion
and/or of accidents, as provided for by the laws in force; moreover, the machine cannot be used in
case of high humidity levels and/or in wet environments or in areas where there is excessive water
vapour and/or oil vapours and/or dust, or if there are corrosive substances and/or gases.
It s proh b ted to use the machine in case of anomalous vibrations or impact
For safety, hyg ene, health reasons and for nsurance purposes, the mach ne cannot be used for
any purpose other than that here n declared. Any other use contrary to those spec f ed here n , s
cons dered ncorrect, not n conform ty and not foreseeable by the constructor and as such,
potent ally dangerous to the safety and health of the person exposed, an mals and/or th ngs.
IMPORTANT! The operator must have read and understood the instructions and indications given in
this manual before starting or using the machine; therefore, when the machine is started-up, started
and used, the user implicitly accepts all and any public and criminal liability for damages to people,
animals and properties that may occur following failure to respect such instructions and indications,
even if partially
IMPORTANT! The machine was designed and built for "standard" use. Standard use means
intermittent use over work shifts.
MODELS:
•R60: Nominal tables width 600 mm. Available models 10,12,13 e 14
Model Table length
10 1.000 mm
12 1.200 mm
13 1.300 mm
14 1.400 mm

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In addition to the main structure, the standard R60 machine consists of (Picture 1):
1. eneral switch ON/OFF
2. Flour tray
3. Mobile guards with safety microswitch
4. Conveyor-belt
5. Rolling pin to manually process the dough
6. Dough collecting trays
7. Working table
8. Work table support
9. Back pivoting wheel
10. Front pivoting and braking wheel
11. Belt direction reversal pedal (option)
12. Digital display version (option)
13. Flour collection drawer
14. Belt reversal push-buttons
15. Scraper locking knob
16. Roller opening adjustment handle/handwheel (dough thickness)
17. Lower roller scraper
18. Lower roller
19. Upper roller
20. Upper roller scraper
21. Motor
22. Safety guard
P cture 1

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Two speed models (R60-2V) with cutting station to cut the dough and make products such as
croissants, etc. also feature (Picture 2):
23. 2-speed selector
24. Cutting station fastening knobs
25. Release levers for lifting / rotating the cutting station
26. Fully protected cutting station
27. Knife pressure adjustment knobs
28. 1st knife (option)
29. 2nd knife (option
P cture 2
IMPORTANT! Select the slower speed for the cutt ng

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2.2 TECHNICAL FEATURES
R60
CYLINDER LEN TH mm 600
CYLINDER DIAMETER mm ø71
CYLINDER OPENIN mm 0-48
R60 TABLE LEN TH mm 1000-1200-1300-1400
NOMINAL TABLE WIDTH mm 600
MACHINE BODY WEI HT Kg
1000 TABLE WEI HT Kg
1200 TABLE WEI HT Kg
1300 TABLE WEI HT Kg
1400 TABLE WEI HT Kg
OVERALL WEI HT R60/1000 Kg
OVERALL WEI HT R60/1200 Kg
OVERALL WEI HT R60/1300 Kg
OVERALL WEI HT R60/1400 Kg
NOMINAL VOLTA E / FREQUENCY R60 - R60-2V
*Admissible tolerance:+/- 10% V/Hz
400*; 230* / 50; 60
NO. OF ELECTRICAL PHASES - 3/2 ∼ + PE
MIN/MAX ROOM TEMPERATURE °C -5 / +40
MAXIMUM AVERA E ROOM TEMPERATURE OVER A PERIOD OF
24 HOURS
°C 35
MAXIMUM RELATIVE ROOM HUMIDITY (WITH T<40 °C) % 50
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE ABOVE SEA LEVEL m 2000
NOTE: All the illustrations, technical data and characteristics given here are only indicative and may include optional
accessories; they are therefore not binding and may vary according to the model and the arrangement. The
weights (in kg) of the different models refer to the basic versions and can therefore significantly vary according to
the different features and accessories.
NOTE: the cutting station can be installed only on the 2-speed machine (R60-2V)

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2.3 OVERALL DIMENSIONS
P cture 3
Model Table length
A B C
10 1.000 mm 2500 1740 1130
12 1.200 mm 2900 1920 1312
13 1.300 mm 3100 2010 1407
14 1.400 mm 3300 2100 1500

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2.4 CONTROL AND ADJUSTMENT DEVICES
With reference to Picture 4, the machine is supplied as standard with the following control and
adjustment devices:
1. eneral cut-out switch; O = OFF , I = ON
2. Mobile guards closing control microswitch
3. Emergency stop PUSH - BUTTON ;(red mushroom on yellow background)
4. Push-button to enable operation with a pilot light that indicates the operating status (fixed
green light  power present)
5. Start, reversal and operating cycle pause push-buttons (see Chap. 3.4.4)
6. 2 speed selector
7. Operating cycle reversal pedal (option)
P cture 4
2.5 IDENTIFICATION PLATE
The identification plate Picture 5Errore. L'or g ne
r fer mento non è stata trovata. affixed on the back
of the machine and shows the CE marking, the
manufacturer details, the machine model, the serial
number, the year of manufacture, the weight, the
essential electrical data. All such data are
permanently printed on the plate.
Remember to transmit the above information when
ordering spare parts to the manufacturer
P cture 5

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3INSTALLATION AND USE
3.1 WARNING ON INSTALLATION SITE
The room where the machine is to be installed must comply with the laws and regulations in force.
3.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR LIFTING, TRANSPORT AND POSITIONING OPERATIONS
The location where the machine is to be kept, stored and/or used must comply with the laws and
regulations in force as well as ensure machine stability along with suitable protection from possible
damages and from the elements.
If the machine is not used for long periods of time, it must be stored in a closed, dry place
inaccessible to unauthorized personnel, where it is safe from any damage; it must also be protected
using waterproof sheets. The machine is shipped in one single package consisting of machine body
and disassembled work table. The manufacturer positions and fixes the machine on a pallet and, if
provided for in the contract, in a thick cardboard box or wooden cage before shipment.
When handl ng and/or transport ng the mach ne take any precaut on to avo d or reduce as much
as poss ble any hazard to people, an mals and propert es.
P cture 6
Loading/unloading operations onto/from the means of transport are usually carried out using a
forklift truck/pallet truck of suitable capacity whose arms must be inserted in the spaces provided at
the base of the pallet, as illustrated in Picture 6. Remove any packing; check the state of the
machine; separate the different materials that make up the packing (nails, plastic, wood, etc.) and
put them in the relative collection places that should be accessible only to authorized personnel,
before giving them to a company specialized in waste disposal.
Wooden joists and pallets must be taken to the dedicated collection area.
Respect for the env ronment s an obl gat on prov ded for by the law.
Ensure that there is enough space around the machine to operate comfortably and to correctly carry
out any cleaning, adjustment and/or maintenance operations. Brake the wheels by lowering the
dedicated levers (Picture 7).
UNLOCK BLOCK
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3.3 ELECTRIC CONNECTION
Ensure that line voltage corresponds to that declared by the machine manufacturer and indicated in
the identification plates (see paragraphs 2.2 TECHNICAL FEATURES). Connection to the site's
electrical system must be carried out in compliance with the laws and regulations in force, with
reference to the data and indications given in this manual. The machine is supplied complete with
cable and three-phase/single-phase plug, with earth pole. Electrical connection must be carried out
by a qualified engineer.
CAUTION! A magneto-therm c dev ce must be f tted downstream the power socket so as to ensure
d sconnect on from the electr c gr d; the m n mum open ng d stance between contacts s 3 mm.
Should the power voltage fluctuate with intervals that exceed tolerance values, as specified in the
table (see par.2.2) it will be necessary to adopt a stabilizer.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility in case of missing or non-conforming earthling system.
IMPORTANT! Check phase connect on before start ng up the mach ne. Start the mach ne as
descr bed n chapter 3.4.3 and then press the r ght start push-button (Ref. 1 P cture 8): the belt
should start mov ng from r ght to left (as llustrated n the f gure).
ATTENTION: f the belt moves n the oppos te d rect on, d sconnect the power and nvert one
phase n the plug.
P cture 8
3.4 OPERATION AND USE
ATTENTION! VERY IMPORTANT!
The mach ne can only be used f the cond t ons llustrated n par. 2.1 are present. Only one
operator can run the mach ne at any g ven t me. Anyone who does not possess the qual f cat ons
llustrated n th s manual s not allowed to carry out any operat on on/w th the mach ne. These
cond t ons are necessary, albe t not suff c ent, to safely use the mach ne.
The mach ne must be used only by adequately tra ned and nformed personnel that has been
expressly author zed; it is the employer's duty to appoint suitable people to use the machine and to
provide them with the necessary information and training.
The Manufacturer declines any and all responsibility for damages to people, animals and properties
due to failure to comply with the provisions contained in this manual.

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The operator using the dough sheeter for production purposes should position himself in front of the
machine, on the controls side.
3.4.1 PRECAUTIONS AND PRELIMINARY CHECKS
•Before using the machine, ensure that all the wheels fitted with brakes are blocked (see Picture 7)
•At the beg nn ng of each work ng day and/or work ng sh ft follow the instructions given in par.
5.2.3
3.4.2 GENERAL INFORMATION FOR NORMAL USES
Before starting to use the dough sheeter, please consider the following information:
•Switch off the machine at the end of each working day or shift: turn the main switch to O (OFF)
and disconnect the power plug.
3.4.3 STARTING AND OPERATION
•Use the plug (if provided) to connect the machine to the power socket
•Make sure that all the guards are closed ref. 3 Picture 1 (if not, the machine won't work)
•Make sure that the emergency stop push-button ref.3 Picture 4 is disabled (if not, reset it)
•Position the main switch to I (ON) ref.1 Picture 4
•The push-button that enables operation, ref. 4 Picture 4 will light up to indicate the presence
of power (fixed green light)
•Press the light push-button to enable the functioning of the machine
3.4.4 OPERATING AND USING THE MACHINE
After switching on and enabling the machine as described in par. 3.4.3, it is possible to start working:
•Put the dough on the work table
•Rotate the adjustment handle/handwheel ref. 16 Picture 1 and position the cylinders at the
correct thickness for the first pass (see paragraph 3.4.5 dough thickness adjustment)
•The reverse handle has 3 pre-set positions: when it is in the central position the machine
does not operate. When it is lifted the belt moves towards the cylinders; when it is lowered
the belt moves in the opposite direction compared to the cylinders
•To start producing sheets, lift the handle ref. 5 Picture 4 that corresponds to the side where
the dough has been deposited: the belt will start to move towards the cylinders. To reverse
the rotation direct of the belts, just move the handle opposite the current direction. The
same is valid when using the reversal pedal ref. 7 Picture 4.
•When using the 2-speed model use the selector to select the required work speed ref. 6
Picture 4.
•To stop the machine during standard operation (for example to turn over or fold the dough),
just put the handle back in its central idle position.
•Do not enable the safety guards to stop the dough sheeter and only use the emergency push-
button if there is an actual emergency situation. If the mach ne s stopped us ng e ther of the
above descr bed systems, press the push-button ref. 4 P cture 4 to resume operation.
3.4.5 DOUGH THICKNESS ADJUSTMENT
Use the adjustment handle/handwheel ref. 1 Picture 9 to change the opening of the laminating
cylinders and consequently the thickness of the dough being processed in order to obtain the
finished product. The machine is fitted with a system that allows setting the final required thickness
so as to obtain perfect process repeatability.
To set the final dough thickness, please do as follows:
•Use the handle/handwheel ref. 1 to select the required value of the laminating cylinders
opening
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•Fasten the lock pawl ref. 3
To remove the dough lock, just unscrew lock pawl ref. 3 and move it to the left
P cture 9
3.4.6 FLOUR COLLECTION DRAWER
The machine is fitted with an excess flour collection drawer (ref. 1 Picture 10). To remove the drawer
(for example to empty and/or clean it), set the main switch to O (OFF) and unplug the power plug, to
prevent the machine from starting. Lift one of the two mobile guards and then lift the work table on
the same side. After having emptied and cleaned the drawer, put it back on the base and reset the
machine in its original condition.
P cture 10

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3.4.7 ASSEMBLING AND DISASSEMBLING THE WORK TABLES
Before assembling or disassembling the work tables, take the main switch to O (OFF) and unplug the
power plug, to prevent the machine from starting.
To correctly assemble the tables, two people must operate as described hereafter and in accordance
with Picture 11 and Picture 12:
•Lift the table as illustrated in ref. 1 Picture 11. Pay attention to the grease on the two pins ref.
1 and 2 Picture 11
•Centre the back pin ref. 2 to Picture 11 in the corresponding support located on the back
shoulder
•While the operator positioned outside holds the weight of the table, the second operator
grabs the machine's shoulders and uses his hip to push the table, as per ref. 3 in Picture 11, in
the direction indicated by the arrow (towards the back wall)
•At the same time, the other operator must slightly rotate the table, as indicated by the arrow,
to insert the pulling pin ref. 2 Picture 12
•After inserting the table, rest the work table support ref. 8 Picture 1 on the corresponding
supports located on the base
•ently move the belt in the direction indicated by the arrow ref. 1 Picture 12 so as to
correctly insert it inside the slot, until you hear a clicking sound and the belt locks in position
P cture 11
Refer to table for the specific weight of the tables 2.2 TECHNICAL FEATURES.
To disassemble the tables, follow the instructions given for assembly operations in the reverse order.
Once the table has been disassembled, rest it onto a stable horizontal surface.
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3.4.8 CUTTING STATION
The following instructions refer to model SH6002T fitted with cutting station (optional). For this
accessory it is possible to remove / replace the cutting disks and adjust their working pressure.
Follow these instructions to assemble/disassemble the knives (Picture 13):
•Release lever ref. 1 to open the cutting unit ref. 2
•Lift the knife support ref. 2 completely (resting position)
•Slide the pin of the tool ref. 3 out of its housing on the side guides
•Repeat the same procedure for the other tool
ATTENTION! When using it for the first time, make a sheet and then make it go through the cutting
set and adjust the working pressure using the 4 knobs ref. 4 until it is cut all the way down. Do not
adjust without using a sheet as this may damage the belt..
P cture 13
IMPORTANT! Select the slower speed for the cutt ng

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4MAINTENANCE
4.1 FOREWORD
The machine may need some maintenance operations that can be divided in:
•Ord nary ma ntenance: periodical and/or occasional operations necessary to ensure that the
machine is in a good and efficient state and that do not require the intervention of expert
personnel; these may be carr ed out by unsk lled personnel w th a bas c knowledge of the
mach ne, as long as the instructions given in this manual are followed
•Extraord nary ma ntenance: operations necessary to ensure the machine is in a good and efficient
state, that require preparation and/or professional expertise and/or specific knowledge; these
must be carr ed out by sk lled and profess onally qual f ed personnel (where required by the laws
and regulations in force) who possess the necessary technical and regulatory knowledge to carry
out state-of-the-art interventions.
ATTENTION! Unless otherw se prov ded for n th s manual, every maintenance and/or cleaning
operation, even the s mplest one, must be carr ed out only after hav ng pos t oned the ma n sw tch
to O (OFF) and after hav ng d sconnected the power plug so as to avoid starting the machine.
Should an ntervent on requ re the removal of a guard and/or the d sabl ng of a safety dev ce
make sure that all measures are taken so that th rds are not exposed to any consequent r sks.
As soon as the reason for the r removal s solved, any guard must be repositioned and blocked
us ng all the relevant fasten ng dev ces and each safety dev ce must be enabled.
4.2 PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE (ORDINARY MAINTENANCE)
• At the end of each work ng day or sh ft, clean the machine thoroughly, following the instructions
given in par. 4.9
• At the beg nn ng of each work ng day or sh ft make sure that all safety devices are efficient, by
carrying out the checks illustrated in par. 5.2.3
4.3 BELT TENSION
Should the belts slip around the pulling roll or not be correctly aligned, it will be necessary to stretch
them. Remove the screws ref. 1 Picture 14 (on both sides) and rotate the lateral guard of the belt ref.
2 as to get to the tensioning screw. Use nut ref. 3 to adjust belt tension and then put back the two
side protections ref. 2 using the screws ref. 1.
P cture 14

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4.4 CHAIN TENSION (EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE)
This intervention must be carried out by specialized engineers with experience in the field of
mechanical assembly.
To adjust the tension of the belts ref. 3, proceed as follows (refer to Picture 15):
1. Remove the back guard from the machine
2. Loosen the lock nut ref. 1
3. Fasten nut ref. 2
4. Once the adjustment has been carried out, fasten the lock nut ref. 1
5. Assemble the back guard on the machine
P cture 15
4.5 CHAIN REPLACEMENT (EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE)
This intervention must be carried out by specialized engineers with experience in the field of
mechanical assembly.
To replace the chains, proceed as follows (refer to Picture 15):
(NB: t s necessary to replace both cha ns)
1. Remove the back guard from the machine
2. Loosen completely the lock nut ref. 1
3. Loosen nut ref. 2 completely
4. Lift the saddle of the electric motor and remove the worn out chains
5. Replace the chains and correctly position them in the grooves of the pulleys
6. Lock nut ref. 2 until the chains are correctly stretched
7. Once the adjustment has been carried out, fasten the lock nut ref. 1
8. Assemble the back guard on the machine
4.6 INTERVENTIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT EXCLUSIVELY BY AUTHORIZED ENGINEERS
Any ma ntenance ntervent on that does not fall w th n the types descr bed unt l now, should be
cons dered as extraord nary ma ntenance operat on and must be carr ed out exclus vely by
eng neers appo nted by the manufactur ng company or author zed by the same.

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4.7 POSSIBLE FAILURES AND/OR FAULTS
We illustrate hereafter some anomalous conditions that may occur during machine operation.
Any intervention following a failure or a fault must be carried out in compliance with the
instructions, where given, and in any case after hav ng d sconnected the mach ne from the power
Problem Poss ble causes Solut ons
The mach ne
doesn't start
(push-button
not
llum nated)
•No power
- make sure the machine is plugged in completely;
- check the guards of the electric line in the work room
and reset them, if necessary
•Protection fuses
triggered - Replace them (extraord nary ma ntenance)
The mach ne
does not start
when the lever
s moved
(lum nous
push-button
on)
•The machine is not
enabled for
operation
- Press the start push-button Ref.4 Picture 4
•The mobile guards
are not correctly
closed
- make sure that the guards are closed
•Faulty controls - request intervention by the manufacturing company
The mach ne s
very no sy •Dirty scrapers - see par. 4.10
The mach ne
operates
ncons stently
•Unsuitable motor
chain tension - stretch the chains as described in par. 4.4
•Belts slip - stretch the belts as described in par. 4.3
4.8 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE
Before access ng any powered part, d sconnect the plug from the power socket. The plug must be
v s ble at all t mes, so that it is possible to see that the "machine is not powered".
Any intervention carried out directly or indirectly on the machine's electrical components must be
carr ed out by spec al zed eng neers who have been profess onally tra ned, possess the necessary
techn cal and regulatory knowledge to carry out state-of-the-art ntervent ons and have been
expressly appo nted to carry out such ntervent ons, and who have read th s manual before
work ng on the mach ne.
The wiring diagram is given with the manual and is an integral part of the same.
The electric board is on the left side of the machine.