Planmeca PlanMill 60 S User manual

Planmeca PlanMill®60 S
user's manual
EN
30040852

The manufacturer, assembler and importer are responsible for the safety, reliability and
performance of the unit only if:
- installation, calibration, modification and repairs are carried out by qualified
authorised personnel
- electrical installations are carried out according to the appropriate requirements such
as IEC 60364
- equipment is used according to the operating instructions.
Planmeca pursues a policy of continual product development. Although every effort
is made to produce up-to-date product documentation this publication should not be
regarded as an infallible guide to current specifications. We reserve the right to make
changes without prior notice.
COPYRIGHT PLANMECA
Publication number 30040852 Revision 1
Released 14 December 2022

Table of contents
1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Information regarding this manual..................................................................................................1
1.2 Intended use...................................................................................................................................1
1.3 Limitation of liability........................................................................................................................ 2
1.4 Accessories and modifications....................................................................................................... 3
2 Associated documentation..........................................................................................................................4
3 Training.......................................................................................................................................................5
4 Registering your product.............................................................................................................................6
5 Annual maintenance...................................................................................................................................7
6 Symbols......................................................................................................................................................8
6.1 Symbols on product labels............................................................................................................. 8
6.2 Packaging symbols.........................................................................................................................8
6.3 Disposal symbols............................................................................................................................9
7 For your safety..........................................................................................................................................10
7.1 Safety equipment of milling unit....................................................................................................10
7.1.1 Stopping milling unit quickly......................................................................................... 11
7.1.2 Access doors................................................................................................................11
7.2 Personnel requirements............................................................................................................... 11
7.2.1 Qualifications................................................................................................................12
7.3 Safety instructions for operation...................................................................................................12
7.4 Residual risks and fundamental dangers..................................................................................... 15
7.5 Reasonably foreseeable misuses.................................................................................................16
7.6 General hazards...........................................................................................................................16
7.6.1 Danger due to electrical energy................................................................................... 16
7.6.2 Mechanical hazards..................................................................................................... 17
7.6.3 Fire hazard................................................................................................................... 18
7.6.4 Substance hazards...................................................................................................... 18
7.6.5 Noise / sound emissions.............................................................................................. 19
7.7 Freeing a trapped person............................................................................................................. 20
7.8 Fire protection...............................................................................................................................20
7.9 In case of fire................................................................................................................................20
7.10 Radiation hazards.........................................................................................................................21
7.11 Dangers due to high temperatures...............................................................................................21
8 System description................................................................................................................................... 22
8.1 Materials.......................................................................................................................................22
8.2 Coolant lubricant...........................................................................................................................22
8.3 Milling tools...................................................................................................................................23
9 Planmeca 60 S milling unit....................................................................................................................... 24
9.1 Front view.....................................................................................................................................24
9.1.1 Light indicators............................................................................................................. 25
9.2 Side view...................................................................................................................................... 26
9.3 Rear view......................................................................................................................................27
9.3.1 Air pressure regulator...................................................................................................27
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9.3.2 Connection panel......................................................................................................... 29
9.4 Processing area............................................................................................................................30
9.5 Workpiece holder with tool magazine...........................................................................................30
9.6 Coolant lubricant system.............................................................................................................. 31
9.6.1 Coolant lubricant tank.................................................................................................. 31
9.6.2 Coolant lubricants........................................................................................................ 32
9.7 Axis arrangement......................................................................................................................... 33
9.7.1 View of axis arrangement.............................................................................................33
9.7.2 Coordinate system....................................................................................................... 33
9.7.3 Assignment of movement axes.................................................................................... 34
10 Extraction system..................................................................................................................................... 35
11 Dry vs. wet milling process....................................................................................................................... 36
12 Switching milling unit on/off...................................................................................................................... 37
12.1 Switching milling unit on............................................................................................................... 37
12.2 Switching milling unit off............................................................................................................... 37
13 Control software........................................................................................................................................38
13.1 Top bar......................................................................................................................................... 38
13.1.1 Options.........................................................................................................................38
13.2 Menu selection............................................................................................................................. 39
13.3 Jobs menu....................................................................................................................................39
13.3.1 Milling files display....................................................................................................... 39
13.3.2 Options for milling files................................................................................................. 40
13.3.3 Processing status display.............................................................................................40
13.3.4 Machining options........................................................................................................ 41
13.3.5 Required tools with status display................................................................................41
13.4 Tools menu...................................................................................................................................41
13.4.1 Overview of tool stations and assignment....................................................................42
13.4.2 Edit tool stations...........................................................................................................43
13.4.3 Tool information........................................................................................................... 44
13.5 Settings menu...............................................................................................................................44
13.5.1 Move to positions......................................................................................................... 44
13.5.2 General........................................................................................................................ 45
13.5.3 Cleaning and maintenance.......................................................................................... 45
13.5.4 Calibration.................................................................................................................... 46
13.5.5 Functions......................................................................................................................46
13.5.6 Temperature.................................................................................................................47
13.5.7 Positions.......................................................................................................................48
13.5.8 Appearance..................................................................................................................48
13.5.9 Wi-fi.............................................................................................................................. 48
13.5.10 Network drives............................................................................................................. 49
13.5.11 Jobs..............................................................................................................................49
13.5.12 About this machine.......................................................................................................50
13.5.13 Help and contact.......................................................................................................... 51
14 Planmeca PlanCAM software as part of milling process.......................................................................... 52
15 Adapters................................................................................................................................................... 53
15.1 Attaching C-clamp adapter...........................................................................................................53
15.2 Glass ceramic adapter..................................................................................................................55
15.2.1 Attaching glass ceramic adapter.................................................................................. 55
15.3 Adapters for premilled abutments.................................................................................................57
15.3.1 DESS adapter.............................................................................................................. 57
15.3.2 Medentika adapter....................................................................................................... 60
15.3.3 Nt-trading adapters...................................................................................................... 64
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16 Operating milling unit................................................................................................................................67
16.1 Operating modes..........................................................................................................................67
16.1.1 Automatic mode........................................................................................................... 67
16.1.2 Setup mode..................................................................................................................67
16.2 Inserting workpiece/blank.............................................................................................................68
16.3 Removing workpiece.................................................................................................................... 69
16.4 Loading tool magazine................................................................................................................. 71
16.5 Assigning tools............................................................................................................................. 72
16.6 Changing tools in spindle............................................................................................................. 72
16.7 Replacing tools in magazine.........................................................................................................73
16.8 Milling........................................................................................................................................... 73
16.8.1 Before milling............................................................................................................... 73
16.8.2 Preparing for dry milling............................................................................................... 74
16.8.3 Preparing for wet milling...............................................................................................75
16.8.4 Switching between wet and dry milling........................................................................ 76
16.8.5 Starting milling process................................................................................................ 77
17 Cleaning and maintenance.......................................................................................................................78
17.1 Cleaning and maintenance plan...................................................................................................78
17.2 Safety instructions for cleaning and maintenance........................................................................79
17.3 Suitable cleaning products........................................................................................................... 80
17.4 Surfaces....................................................................................................................................... 80
17.5 Protective door............................................................................................................................. 80
17.6 Milling chamber............................................................................................................................ 81
17.7 Milling spindle...............................................................................................................................81
17.8 Collet............................................................................................................................................ 82
17.8.1 Cleaning collet..............................................................................................................83
17.9 Guide rails and drive shafts..........................................................................................................84
17.10 Extraction systems....................................................................................................................... 84
17.11 Lights............................................................................................................................................84
17.12 Ventilation fan filters..................................................................................................................... 84
17.13 Coolant lubricants.........................................................................................................................84
17.14 Coolant lubricant tank...................................................................................................................84
17.15 Condensate container.................................................................................................................. 85
17.16 Periodic inspections......................................................................................................................85
17.17 Annual maintenance tasks........................................................................................................... 85
18 Calibrating milling unit...............................................................................................................................86
18.1 Milling calibration bodies.............................................................................................................. 86
18.2 Setting calibration bodies............................................................................................................. 86
19 Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................................88
19.1 Safety instructions for troubleshooting......................................................................................... 88
19.2 Troubleshooting table...................................................................................................................89
20 Disposal....................................................................................................................................................90
21 Technical information................................................................................................................................91
21.1 Technical specifications................................................................................................................91
21.2 Dimensions...................................................................................................................................94
21.3 Space requirements..................................................................................................................... 96
21.3.1 Operating space requirements.....................................................................................96
21.3.2 Service and maintenance space requirements............................................................ 97
Appendix A: Extraction system (optional)........................................................................................................... 98
A.1 Safety instructions........................................................................................................................ 98
A.1.1 Symbols used...............................................................................................................98
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A.1.2 Electrical safety............................................................................................................ 98
A.1.3 Dangers to eyes, breathing and skin............................................................................98
A.1.4 Warning and information labels....................................................................................98
A.2 Installation.................................................................................................................................. 100
A.2.1 Extractor overview......................................................................................................100
A.2.2 Installing extractor...................................................................................................... 100
A.2.3 Filter blocked signal................................................................................................... 101
A.2.4 Remote stop/start.......................................................................................................101
A.2.5 Electrical supply connection.......................................................................................101
A.2.6 General safety requirements......................................................................................101
A.3 Operation....................................................................................................................................102
A.3.1 Manual operation....................................................................................................... 102
A.4 Maintenance...............................................................................................................................102
A.4.1 Cleaning unit.............................................................................................................. 102
A.4.2 Replacing filters..........................................................................................................102
A.4.3 Pre filter replacement................................................................................................. 103
A.4.4 Consumable spares................................................................................................... 103
A.4.5 Maintenance protocol.................................................................................................104
A.4.6 Filter disposal............................................................................................................. 104
A.5 Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................................104
A.6 Technical specifications..............................................................................................................104
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1 Introduction
1.1 Information regarding this manual
NOTE
Read this user’s manual through carefully before connecting, starting up and
using the milling unit. This user's manual must be read carefully, understood
and strictly followed.
NOTE
All instructions contained in this user’s manual, the safety instructions and
the accident prevention guidelines must be observed.
NOTE
As with all technical systems, it is only possible to guarantee the faultless
functionality and operational safety of this milling unit if the generally
applicable safety precautions and the special safety instructions in this user’s
manual are observed during its operation.
NOTE
This user’s manual must be kept throughout the entire service life of the
milling unit. It must be freely accessible to the personnel working on and with
the milling unit at all times, and it must be located in the immediate vicinity of
the milling unit.
This manual describes how to operate the Planmeca PlanMill 60 S milling
unit.
Despite every effort, it is not possible to fully exclude printing errors and
mistakes. We welcome any suggestions for improvements and information
regarding errors.
The information provided in this manual is based on a standard scope of
supply, with which the milling unit is operational.
The following documentation complies with the valid legal provisions,
regulations and ordinances, as well as standard engineering practice at the
time the milling unit was delivered.
Technical modifications and errors are reserved. Planmeca reserves the
right to modify any product listed here or the content of the user's manual
without prior notification.
1.2 Intended use
CAUTION
Any use of the milling unit that exceeds the intended use or deviates from
this is prohibited and is considered improper use. Any claims against the
manufacturer or their authorised representatives due to damages arising
from improper use of the milling unit are excluded. The user alone is liable
for any damages resulting from improper use.
CAUTION
All guarantee and warranty entitlements of the user against the manufacturer
or their authorised representatives are voided in case of improper use of the
milling unit. Any use other than intended use is prohibited!
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CAUTION
Unprofessional handling and improper use can lead to dangers and damage.
You must therefore carefully read and precisely follow this user’s manual
and the associated documents.
The Planmeca PlanMill 60 S milling unit is intended for the production of
dental indications and is specially developed to satisfy the requirements of
the dental industry.
Transport, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of the
system must be performed by instructed specialist personnel.
The milling unit is intended for dry and wet processing of the materials listed
in this user's manual.
The milling unit is designed for use in dry rooms (workshops, labs and
similar rooms) and industrial operations (for maximum ambient temperature
see section "Technical specifications" on page 91.
The unit may only be operated in a technically flawless and reliable
condition. Improper handling and use could cause danger to the users and
damage the unit.
Milling units from Planmeca are CE compliant and labelled accordingly.
For all other milling unit parts and components, for which the CE safety
guidelines are applicable, start- up is prohibited until all corresponding
requirements have been fulfilled. If a change is made to the system without
agreement with Planmeca, CE conformity is invalidated.
As soon as such changes are made to the milling unit, Planmeca accepts no
liability whatsoever.
The EMC test only applies to the milling unit in its original configuration ex
works.
1.3 Limitation of liability
All data, information and instructions in this user’s manual have been
provided under due consideration of applicable standards and regulations,
current engineering practice, as well as our many years of experience.
Planmeca assumes no liability for damage in the following cases:
• Disregard of this user’s manual
• Improper use
• Deployment of untrained personnel
• Unauthorised conversions
• Technical modifications
• Use of replacement parts or accessories that have not been approved by
Planmeca
The scope of delivery may vary from the explanations and representations
provided in this manual in the case of special versions, with technical
changes or if additional options are ordered. The obligations agreed in
the delivery contract, the general terms and conditions, as well as delivery
conditions of Planmeca and the statutory regulations valid at the time the
contract was concluded, apply.
Insofar as the exclusion of liability is legally permissible, Planmeca shall not
be liable for any loss or damage arising due to this product, regardless of
whether this is due to direct, indirect, special, collateral or consequential
damages, irrespective of the legal grounds, including guarantee, contract,
negligence or malice.
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The general terms and conditions of Planmeca apply.
1.4 Accessories and modifications
The attachment of accessories to the Planmeca PlanMill 60 S milling unit
and any other modifications require the express permission of Planmeca.
All attachments and modifications that may affect the operational safety of
the milling unit are strictly prohibited and lead to the immediate voiding of
CE-conformity and the manufacturer's guarantee. As soon as such changes
are made to the milling unit, Planmeca accepts no liability whatsoever.
The EMC test only applies to the milling unit in its original configuration ex
works.
In general, the following is valid:
• The milling unit may only be used exclusively in accordance with the
following user's manual. We accept no liability for damage caused by
use of the milling unit for any other applications.
• The milling unit must only be operated with consumption materials
and the original accessories approved by Planmeca. The use of non-
approved consumables and accessories can cause damage to people,
milling units and materials. In these cases, we accept no liability.
• If a change is made to the milling unit or components without the written
approval of Planmeca, the issued EC declaration of conformity becomes
invalid and we accept no liability with regard to injuries or damages
occurred to the milling unit.
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2 Associated documentation
This Planmeca milling unit is delivered with the following manuals:
• Planmeca PlanMill 60 S user's manual
For dental care professionals. Describes the milling unit and its different
parts as well as instructs how to operate and clean the milling unit.
• Planmeca PlanMill 60 S installation manual
For service personnel. Describes how to install the milling unit.
NOTE
The user's manual is also available on Planmeca's website: Material bank >
Manuals > CAD/CAM > Dental milling.
2 Associated documentation
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3 Training
For hands-on user's training, please contact your local Planmeca dealer.
3 Training
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4 Registering your product
Please register your Planmeca device before you start using it.
1. Navigate to the registration website www.planmeca.com/register/ in your
Internet browser.
2. Follow the instructions on the website.
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5 Annual maintenance
The unit should be serviced once a year by personnel authorised by
Planmeca. This ensures a long service life and reliable operation.
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6 Symbols
6.1 Symbols on product labels
European conformity
Manufacturer (Standard ISO 7000).
Date of manufacture (Standard ISO 7000).
Reference (Standard ISO 7000).
Serial number (Standard ISO 7000).
Consult electronic instructions for use (Standard ISO 7000-1641).
General warning (Standard ISO 7010).
Warning: Electricity (Standard ISO 7010).
To avoid risk of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to a
supply mains with protective earth.
Separate collection for electrical and electronic equipment according to
Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE).
6.2 Packaging symbols
During transport always observe the symbols shown below that are applied
to the packaging.
Fragile
Packages marked with this symbol contain fragile and sensitive goods.
Treat the package with care and do not let it drop or expose it to shock or
impact.
Do not stack
Never stack any objects on packages marked with this symbol.
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Keep dry
Protect packages with this marking from moisture and keep it dry.
Maximum stacking load
Observe the instruction ... kg max . above the arrow. This value states the
maximum permissible stacking load. Do not exceed the load limit. Preferably
store packages marked with this symbol in the uppermost position.
This way up
During transport and storage the arrow must point upwards. Do not tip, roll or
lean the package.
6.3 Disposal symbols
All electrical and electronic equipment is marked with this symbol and, in
accordance with the EU Directive, must not be disposed of with household
waste.
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7 For your safety
WARNING
Risk of personal injury due to a lack of diligence! With improper or
unintended use come:
• Risk to life and limb
• Risk of milling unit damage
• Risk of further property damage
CAUTION
In order to avoid personal injury or property damage, always observe all
safety instructions!
The following section discusses points relevant to maintaining the highest
possible level of safety to personnel as well as to operating the unit safely
and error free.
Every person involved with operation of the system must have read and
understood the following safety instructions.
Notes, cautions and warnings
The following warning fields label hazards according to their risk level
(hazard level) and contain important safety-relevant information on handling
the milling unit. The information field contains (important) instructions and
additional information. Also always observe the generally valid accident
prevention regulations and the internal health and safety regulations.
WARNING
Danger with moderate degree of risk!
Provides information on hazards with a moderate degree of risk, which could
result in death or serious injury unless avoided.
CAUTION
Danger with low degree of risk!
Provides information on hazards with a low degree of risk, which could result
in minor or moderate injury unless avoided.
NOTE
Provides important information.
7.1 Safety equipment of milling unit
WARNING
You are at risk of serious injuries and even death if you remove or deactivate
the safety equipment!
• Do not dismantle or manipulate the safety device!
• Check correct function of safety devices on a regular basis!
• Have damaged safety equipment repaired immediately!
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The safety equipment include the stop button and the protective door.
Always note that:
• The machine may only be operated when the safety equipment is intact.
• The user has a duty to immediately report any faults that may affect the
safety.
• The machine must not be operated after such security-related faults
arise and must be disconnected from the mains power and compressed
air supply until the faults have been remedied by qualified specialist
personnel.
• If the noise pressure level at the machine exceeds a value of 85 dB(A),
the operating personnel must wear suitable hearing protection.
7.1.1 Stopping milling unit quickly
NOTE
There are no emergency stop control elements in the form of an emergency
stop switch mounted on the milling unit, as this does not adequately
minimise the risk.
In the event of a malfunction or emergency, the milling unit can be stopped
by pressing the stop button on the front of the milling unit (circled in adjacent
picture). In situations that require the milling unit to stop immediately, press
the stop button as quickly as possible!
This interrupts the power supply to the milling unit's power unit.
If persons are injured:
• administer first aid, and
• inform an emergency doctor or medic.
7.1.2 Access doors
The protective door provides access to the machine interior. It protects
the user and persons in the environment against dangers, dust and noise
development during operation. The front panel of the coolant lubricant tank
provides access to the tank so that it can be filled or cleaned. For service
and maintenance work, the two rear cover panels enable access to the
power electronics (only for Planmeca authorised service technicians).
During operation, the protective door of the machine interior is locked and
cannot be opened (cover status display does not light up). The door can
only be opened when all axes and the machining spindle have come to a
standstill.
The protective door to the machine interior is monitored with a safety
interlocking system. If the protective door is opened, then the machine
cannot be started and is in set-up mode.
7.2 Personnel requirements
The tasks described in this user’s manual place different requirements on
the qualifications of the persons entrusted with these tasks.
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WARNING
Insufficiently qualified personnel are unable to correctly assess risks posed
when working with the milling unit. These persons may therefore put
themselves and others at risk of serious and even fatal injuries.
In order to avoid this, persons with inadequate qualifications are prohibited
from carrying out work on the milling unit. New users must receive milling
unit training before using the milling unit for the first time.
7.2.1 Qualifications
Work on and with the milling unit must be carried out exclusively by
authorised, trained and instructed personnel. Such personnel must receive
instructions regarding possible hazards and special residual risks that may
arise.
The qualifications required for the various tasks are listed below:
User
The user is the person who uses the milling unit for commercial or industrial
purposes, or who commissions a third party with this, and who bears the
legal product responsibility for protecting third parties during its operation.
The milling unit user is subject to the statutory obligations of industrial health
and safety when using the milling unit in commercial areas.
The user and the personnel authorised by the user (who receive special
instructions regarding hazards that may arise) are responsible for the
faultfree operation of the milling unit, and for clear stipulations regarding
the responsibilities when transporting, installing, operating, maintaining and
cleaning the milling unit.
In addition to the safety instructions and information in this user’s manual,
it is also necessary to observe and adhere to the local accident prevention
regulations and the general health and safety provisions, as well as the valid
environmental protection regulations relevant to the area of use of the milling
unit.
Electrician
A qualified electrician is able to independently perform work on electrical
systems and detect and avoid possible dangers due to their professional
training, skills and experience, as well as their knowledge of the applicable
standards and provisions.
A qualified electrician is familiar with all the relevant standards and
provisions applicable to their working environment.
Specialist personnel
Qualified personnel are able to independently detect and avoid possible
dangers and hazards due to their professional training, skills and
experience.
Manufacturer (service technician)
The manufacturer's specialist personnel are authorised to perform certain
work exclusively. In order to carry out this work, contact your local Planmeca
dealer.
7.3 Safety instructions for operation
For safe handling of the machine, note the following points:
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• Persons who operate the machine must be at least 18 years of age.
• During training, all persons - in particular those under the age of 18 -
must be supervised constantly.
• The machine must be operated exclusively by authorised and trained
specialist personnel without physical limitations.
• Responsibilities for the operation, maintenance and servicing of the
machine must be clearly stipulated and complied with.
• Cleaning, maintenance and servicing work must only ever be carried out
when the machine is switched off.
• The person using the milling unit should attend a training session of
at least one day before operation, in order to learn how to handle the
system safely and avoid erroneous use.
• Before every milling process check that the workpiece is secure, so that
it cannot become loose during processing.
• Before starting processing, always check that sufficient cooling lubricant
is present in the cooling lubricant tank. If the pump of the cooling
lubricant system should run dry, then this can lead to the destruction
of the pump.
• Do not use running water for cooling/lubrication, but rather only a coolant
lubrication system with suitable cooling lubricant.
• Every person involved with the installation, operation, maintenance,
repair or inspection of the machine must have read and understood all
the safety instructions.
• In order to minimise ergonomic hazards, sufficient personnel must be
provided to operate the machine.
WARNING
Due to sharp-edged or pointed tools!
Risk of injury and death when reaching into the machine's interior!
• Be aware of protruding tools!
• Caution with sharp tools!
• Never reach inside the machine until all components and tools are at a
complete standstill!
• Wear protective gloves and safety goggles!
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WARNING
Due to improper operation!
Improper operation of the machine can result in serious injuries and
significant property damage!
• Operating steps must be carried out in accordance with the instructions
in this operating manual!
• Safety devices must not be bypassed, manipulated or turned off!
• Changes to tools, materials or parameters must be monitored during the
process (monitored operation)!
• Check the machine for obvious defects and integrity before switching on.
• Eating, drinking and smoking are prohibited when handling cooling
lubricants or vacuumed substances!
• Mobile phones may not be used in close proximity to the machine,
because interference of the CNC control cannot be excluded.
• Keep traffic and escape routes clear!
WARNING
Risk of slipping!
A risk of slipping exists due to dust, material, oil or cooling lubricants on the
floor! Heavy parts or sharp tools may cause serious injuries!
• Remove all soiling from the user's workstation immediately!
• Clean the machine and workstation regularly!
• Wear non-slip safety footwear!
• Carry out regular employee training!
CAUTION
Be careful of hot surfaces on materials and tools!
Risk of burns on heated materials or tools after processing!
• Check the temperature of components, materials or tools before they
come into contact with other items!
• After machining, wait several minutes until the surfaces of components,
materials or tools have cooled down!
CAUTION
When switching the machine and the accessories on and off!
Incorrect switching on and off can cause a short!
The machine and accessories must always be switched on and off with the
respective master switch. Never use the mains plug as an on/off switch!
CAUTION
Loose tools or objects inside the machine!
Loose tools or objects in the interior of the machine can block or be
thrown around moving components of the machine. This can cause property
damage!
Before starting the machine, check the machine interior for loose and lying
objects!
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