SAINT-GOBAIN ABRASIVES NORTON CDP 300 User manual

CDP 300 & 350 KP
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Translation of the original instructions

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Déclaration de conformité
The undersigned manufacturer:
SAINT - GOBAIN ABRASIVESS.A.
190, BD. J. F.KENNEDY
L-4930 BASCHARAGE
Declares that this product:
« Drill Rigs » : CDP 300 KP Code :
70184601368
CDP 350 KP Code :
70184601369
is in conformity with the following Directives :
•“MACHINES” 2006/42/CE
•“ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY “2004/30/UE
•“Exhaust Emission Directive” 2012/46/UE
•“NOISE” 2000/14/CE
And the European standard:
•EN 12348 –Core drilling machines on stand –Safety
Valid for machines as of serial number:
1601XXXXXX
Storage site for the technical documents:
Saint-Gobain Abrasives 190, Bd. J. F. Kennedy 4930 BASCHARAGE, LUXEMBOURG
This declaration of conformity loses its validity when the product is converted or modified without
agreement.
Bascharage, Luxembourg,01/02/2017.
Olivier Plenert, executive officer,

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Summary
1 Safety instructions andwork technique......................................................................................7
1.1 General information, equipment, clothing..................................................................................7
1.2 Rules at work, hazard notes.........................................................................................................8
1.3 Maintenanceandrepair.................................................................................................................8
2 Technical data and accessories..................................................................................................9
2.1 Technical data of the machine.................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Accessories delivered with the machine. .................................................................................. 9
2.3 Optional accessories................................................................................................................... 9
3 Description ofthemachine.........................................................................................................10
3.1 Conception..................................................................................................................................10
3.2 Functional description. ..............................................................................................................11
4 Basic safety rules........................................................................................................................12
4.1 Use accordingto regulations.....................................................................................................12
4.2 Operating instructions................................................................................................................12
4.3 Measuresoforganization............................................................................................................13
4.4 Selectionofstaff..........................................................................................................................14
4.5 Safety instructions for certain phases of work. ...................................................................... 15
4.6 Maintenance and special work on the machine........................................................................16
4.7 Gas, dust, steam, smoke........................................................................................................... 17
4.8 Noise...........................................................................................................................................17
4.9 Lighting........................................................................................................................................17
4.10 Transport.........................................................................................................................................17
4.11 Storage. .......................................................................................................................................18
4.12 Statement regarding the vibration emission. .......................................................................... 18
4.13 Statement regarding noise emission. ......................................................................................19
5 Commissioning...........................................................................................................................20
5.1 Delivery checks.......................................................................................................................... 20
5.2 Fixation ofthe machine...............................................................................................................20
5.3 Water supply................................................................................................................................22
5.4 Angle adjustment....................................................................................................................... 23
5.5 Drill..............................................................................................................................................23
6 In function. ..................................................................................................................................25
6.1 Beforestarting.............................................................................................................................25
6.2 Start coring................................................................................................................................. 26
6.3 Stop coring.................................................................................................................................26
6.4 Change thediamonddrill............................................................................................................27
7 Maintenance and repair.............................................................................................................27
7.1 Drill core. ....................................................................................................................................27
7.2 Drill..............................................................................................................................................28
7.3 Slider…………………………………………………………………………………………………….....28
8 Search for errors........................................................................................................................ 29

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Preface
We thank you for purchaising this CLIPPER-product.
This operating manual is designed to familiarize the user with this drill motor, and to use its intended
applications.
Do not make any modifications, additions and alterations to the drill motor which could affect the
safety without approval of the manufacturer (CE-Conformity expires)! The operating manual con-
tains important information on how to operate the drill motor safely, properly and most efficiently.
Observing these instructions helps to reduce danger, repair costs and downtimes and to increase
the reliability and the life of the drill motor.
The operating manual is to be supplemented by the respective national rules and regulations for ac-
cident prevention and environmental protection. The operating manual is to be read and to applied
by any person in charge of work with or on the drill motor, suchas:
•Operating (including setting-up, troubleshooting in the course of work, care, disposal of fuels
and consumables)
•Servicing (maintenance, inspection, repairwork)
In addition to the operating manual and to the mandatory rules and regulations for accident preven-
tion of the country and place of use of the drill motor, the recognzed technical rules for safe and
proper working conditions are also to beobserved.
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WORK TECHNIQUE
1.1 General information, equipment, clothing
When working with the drill motor the accident prevention regulations of the responsible trade asso-
ciations are to be observed! Read the entire operating manual carefully. All pieces of advice regard-
ing the handling of the drill motor are also given for your personalsafety!
Before using a new drill motor the first time the seller or an other expert must instruct the operator.
Minors may not operate the drill motor. Young people who are over 16 years old are excepted from
this prohobition provided that they are under supervision for training purposes. Children and animals
are to be kept away from the working area of the drill motor.
Only give (borrow) the drill motor to people who are familiar with this type of machine as well as with
the handling of this type of machine. Always pass on the operatingmanual!
Only drilling tools which have been delivered by CLIPPER or which have explicitely been released
for this drill motor may be used. The use of other tools can lead to an increased risk of accident and
is therefore not admissible. For any accident or damage which may occur when using tools which
are not admitted no liability isassumed.
Only people who are rested and who are in good health, that means in good physical condition, are
allowed to work with this drill motor. If you are tired from work make breaks in due time. After the
consumption of alcohol working with the drill drive is notallowed.
In the work area of the drill motor the operator is responsible to thirdparties.
Scarf, tie, jewelry or other things that may be hindering the work may not be worn. When operating
the drill motor the operator has to wear ear protection (earmuffs).

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For this work proper equipment and clothing is required. The clothing should be appropriate andnot
be a hindrance. This includes among other things close-fitting clothing (no work coat), solid chrome
leather gloves as well as shoes with a non-slipping sole and a steel-toecap.
For all work which could lead to head injuries due to falling objects a protective helmet is to be
worn.Before you start the drill motor and before you start working with it check, each time, if it is
functioning properly and if it is in a proper condition. Particularly important are the throttle lever, stop
switch and drilling tool.
The throttle should be used in a flexible manner and requires an essential maintenance. Check the
condition and the maintenance of the drilling tool. No changes to the drive system shall be made.
Caution: returning the throttle to its initial position does not cause the drilling tool to stop immedi-
ately (free stroke).
Do not smoke or be near a flame to refuel. Do not spill fuel. If this happens, clean the machine im-
mediately and remove it at least 10 m before re-starting.
Stop the engine before refueling. Be careful not to spill fuel on your clothes, change clothing if nec-
essary before resuming work.
Only operate the drive system when the operator has taken a stableposition.
It is forbidden to work or even start the machine in a closed room (danger of asphyxiation). If you
are working below ground level, it is essential to connect a gas discharge pipe.
Caution is advised when transporting the machine, especially in rain, snow or frost, and on sloping
terrain.
Never carry or transport the machine with the rotating tool.
It is essential to stop the motor to transport the machine. For transport in a vehicle, secure the ma-
chine so that it does not tip, it does not spoil and does not losefuel.
Check the condition and the maintenance of the drilling tool.
No changes to the drive system shall be made.
Only operate the drive system when the operator has taken a stableposition.
Be careful when you transport the drill motor in wet, icy or snowy weather as well as on slopes.
Never carry or transport the drill motor when the drilling tool isrotating.
When you transport the drill motor, always stop the engine. When transporting it in a vehicle, secure
the drill motor so that it does not tip over, and that the drill motor is notdamaged.
1.2 Rules at work, hazard notes
Only work in good lighting conditions. Work calmly and deliberately. Exclude any risk for third par-
ties by working with circumspection. During the drilling work nobody, not even an operator, may
enter the area where the drilling tool isoperated.
Before starting the drilling work the exact location of existing lines is to be determined in agreement
with the public utility companies and/or the operators. Areas in which drill cores could fall are to be
covered accordingly and to be secured.
Only touch the drilling tool and the drill spindle when the motor isstopped.
Repair, maintenance and cleaning work may only be done when the motor is stopped.
1.3 Maintenance and repair
Only maintenance work and repair work which is described in this operating manual may be carried
out. Further repair work is to be carried out by an authorized service company. For repair work only
original spare parts may beused.
No modifications to the drill motor whatsoever are allowed because you could endager your safety.
As a matter of principle maintenance and repair work is only to be done when the engine is
stopped!

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2 Technical data and accessories
2.1 Technical data of the machine
CDP 350/300
Type
300
350
Stroke (mm)
410
410
Advance
Manual
Manual
Annular adjustment
until 45°
until 45°
Weight with engine (kg)
53
57
Lenght (mm)
650
650
Width (mm)
420
440
Height (mm)
1050
1050
Drilling area (mm)
Ø 110 - Ø 290
Ø 110 - Ø 354
Motor Solo by Alko
Engine
THERMAL- Two-stroke single cylinder
Displacement (cm³)
54.2
Bore (mm)
45
Piston stroke (mm)
34
Power kW (PS)
2.3
Maximum engine speed (min-1)
11200 ± 300
Weight with gearbox (kg)
20
Pressure level Lpeq
92 dB(A) according to EN ISO 11201
Sound pressure level Lweq
103 dB(A) according to EN ISO 3744
Vibration Rate
2,1 m/s² according to I EN 12096
Clutch release speed (min-1)
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Gearbox
Gear ratio (Ratio)
1/25
Oil reservoir volume (L)
0.9 (900)
Ignition system (electronic speed control)
Principe
Electronic ignition
Candle
BOSCH WSR6F (anti-interference)
Electrode distance (mm)
0.5
Fuel supply
Carburator
Diaphragm carburetor with position indifferent with primer and
integrated fuel pump.
Air filter
Cloth
Fuel tank capacity (L(cm³))
0.7(700)
Mixture
Engine oil 2T synthesis
1:50 = 1 oil volume + 50 petrol volumes
For further information on the Solo By Alko thermal engine, please refer to the Solo By Alko manual
supplied with your machine.
2.2 Accessories delivred with the machine
•Strap with rings length 2.1 m, ratchet, pin
•Ground pic x2
•Exhaust hose 3.3 m
•10L pressurized water tank withhose
• 3-hole flange connection
•Tool kit
•Manual
•Spare parts list
2.3 Optional accessories
CDP 350
CDP 300
Footboard (for core sampling)

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Youwill find the article codes of the accessories in the NORTON CLIPPER catalog.
In case of use of accessories not approved or which do not correspond to the recommendations NOR-
TON CLIPPER the responsibility of the manufacturer can under no circumstances be engaged. You
will find in the NORTON CLIPPER diamond tools catalog a choice of tools adapted to the needs of the
machine.
3 Description of the machine
3.1 Conception
1) Frame 7) Lateral frame
2) Slide 8) Reducer
3) Slide guide 9) Crank
4) Endless screw 10) Engine 2 strokes
5) Lifting plate 11) Water hose
6) Gas handle 12) Connection

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3.2 Functional description
The CDP300 / 350 with thermal motor is a compact and lightweight machine which allows a practi-
cal implementation in the most exiguous places. The core drilling machine CDP300 / 350 with Alko
thermal engine is used for drilling cores up to Ø 300 and Ø 350 mm respectively in both the con-
crete pipe industry and the sewage works to make the connections .
Thanks to the heat engine the machine is independent of any source of energy and can be imple-
mented autonomously.
In order to use the heat engine in confined spaces, the machine is supplied with an exhaust hose
to evacuate gases away from theworkplace.
The muffler and the hose are equipped with a protection against burns.
The removable motor control handle (6) must be hand held by the operator and can bepositioned
in the correct position, on the left or on the right of the head of themachine.
The reducer (8) can optionally be fitted with a 3-hole flange connection or a male threaded con-
nection. The assembly of the tool is simplified by the use of the flange connection, disassembly, in
particular in the event of blockage of the tool, is easily accomplished by removing the 3 bolts hold-
ing the diamond drillbit.
The cooling water is supplied to the machine either by the pressurized water tank or by the con-
nection to the pressurized water system. The water hose connects to the water connection. The
water is thus fed directly to the drill bit by the reducer and ensures the cooling of the latter and
evacuates the core drilling muds.
The slide (2) is translated on a double column by means of a threaded rod (4) with a trapezoidal
thread. The crank feed (9) ensures a regular and constant movement of the carriage on the col-
umn.
The feed is carried out manually by the crank which actuates the threaded rod. The drive canbe
carried out in 2 different points of the advancereducer.
The chassis (1) of the machine is specially adapted for mounting on pipes of different Ø. By de-
fault, the side frame of the machine is mounted on the left side, but it can also be turned upside
down for right-side mounting. The frame is designed for optimal seating of the machine in alateral
lying position.
The CDP300 / 350 core drill offers angular adjustment for 90 ° and 45 ° holes. Todo this, simply
unscrew some screws and put the frame in the desired position. The machine can also befastened
by means of the straps or ground stakes supplied with the assembly. Numerous accessories allow
a versatile implementation of the machine.
Transport of the machine is facilitated by its compact construction. The motor and its reducer can
be easily disassembled for transport. The lifting hook (5) can be used to handle the CDP300 / 350
core drill by means of a crane or any other liftingdevice.
The position of the machine is located behind the guide column or on the left or right side of the
machine.
For use with the machine we recommend NORTON CLIPPER diamondtools.

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4 Basis safety rules
The following safety symbols are used in the operating instructions, in particular for points of high
importance:
The important points in the text are printed in bold and italic or in a gray text box.
4.1 Use according to regulations
The machine was built in the current state of the art and recognized safety rules. However, use of the
machine may constitute a risk of personal injury to the user or third parties and damage to the ma-
chine or other property may occur.
Only use the machine when it is in perfect condition from the technical point of view and inaccordance
with its intended use by observing the operating instructions, taking safety into account and being
aware of the danger! In particular, eliminate (or cause to be eliminated) any breakdown likely to com-
promise safety!
The machine is intended exclusively for the coring of concrete, reinforced concrete and masonry. An-
other use or use beyond what is permitted, such as, for example, For woodworking, can not be consid-
ered to be in conformity with the intendeduse.
The company SAINT-GOBAINABRASIVES S.A. declines any responsibility for the damages that
would result from such use. The user alone assumes therisk.
The machine must only be used with NORTON CLIPPER engines. Observe the recommendationsin
this leaflet. The intended use also includes observance of the service manual and compliance with
inspection and maintenance conditions.
4.2 Conditions d‘utilisation
The scope of use of the machine can be expanded by the addition of options. Since theadaptation of
these options is relatively simple, this can be done by the operator.
Any modifications to the machine which may affect the safety when using the machine and which are
not part of the accessories must not be carried out without the authorization of NORTON CLIPPER!

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4.3 Measures of organization
The operating instructions must always be available at the workplace and within easy reach (for
instance: in the box intended for thatpurpose)!
In addition to the operating instructions, observe the general statutory requirements and other
mandatory regulations on accident prevention and environmental protection and instruct the per-
sonnel accordingly!
Such obligations may also relate, for example, to the handling of hazardous materials, theprovi-
sion / wearing of protective clothing and road traffic regulations.
Complete instructions for use with instructions including the obligation to monitor and report in
order to take account of the particularities of the operation, such as organization or workflow or
personnel put into action. The personnel responsible for working on the machine must read the
operating instructions before starting work and in particular the chapter “Safety instructions”. It will
be too late to do so during work. This applies in particular to personnel who only occasionally inter-
vene on the machine, for assembly or maintenance for instance.
Ensure, at least from time to time, that personnel are working in accordance with safety instruc-
tions and are aware of the hazard and observe the instructions in the operating instructions!
It is not allowed that people working on the machine have long hair if they are not tied, they wear
floating clothes and jewelry, including rings. They may remain hooked or be caught by the machine
and thus injure the user.
Use personal protective equipment if necessary or as required. According to the safety regulations
in force, the user must wear clothing and protections for his / her safety (for example: glasses,
hearing protection, safety shoes, adapted safety clothing). Instructions for accident prevention
must be observed!
Personal protective equipment should consist of the following parts:

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Observe all safety and hazard warnings on the machine! Ensure that all warning signs close to the
safety and hazards applied to the machine are always complete andreadable!
If the machine changes or the running behavior influences safety, stop the machine immediately
and report the incident to the competent person orworkstation!
Do not carry out any measurements of transformation or assembly of additional elements on the
machine likely to affect safety without the authorization of the supplier.
This is also applicable to the installation and adjustment of safety devices and valves as well as for
welding work on load-bearingparts.
Defective parts or components of the machine must be replaced immediately! Use only original
parts! The parts and tools must comply with the technical specifications defined by NORTON
CLIPPER! Repairs must be carried out in a workshop equipped for this purpose, repairs mustonly
be carried out by qualified personnel!
Perform periodic control / inspections of the periodicals prescribed or indicated in the operating
instructions!
Make known the location of fire extinguishers and give instructions for handling! Observe the ways
of fire alarm and the ways of fighting fires!
4.4 Selection of staff
The work to be done on / with the machine can only be carried out by a trusted person.Respect
the minimum age required by law!
Use only trained personnel, clearly define personnel skills for operation, installation, maintenance
and repair! NORTON CLIPPER is able to help with this training. Ensure that only the personnel
responsible for these operations work on / with themachine!
Determine the responsibility of the machine operator - also with regard to the statutory regulations
for road traffic - and give him the authorization to refuse instructions contrary to safety and given
by third parties! Personnel in training, apprenticeship, initiation or operating as part of a general
training measure may work on / with the machine only under the permanent supervision of an ex-
perienced person!
The user of the machine must be rested, in good health and in good physical condition. A person
who is prohibited from performing fatiguing work - for health reasons - should consult his doctor
and ask him if he can work with a motorized device. It is forbidden to work with the machineafter
having consumed alcohol or drugs or after taking medicines which may limit the ability toreact.
Work on electrical, pneumatic, thermal or hydraulic installations must only be carried out by quali-
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4.5 Safety instructions for certain phases of work
Before commissioning:
Avoid any work that could interfere with safety! Before starting work, familiarize yourself withthe
working conditions existing on the site!
These conditions include, for example, the obstacles present in the working and traffic area, the re-
sistance of the ground and the necessary protective devices between the site and the public road!
Take measures to ensure that the machine operates only in a safe and operable condition!
Only operate the machine when all protective and safety devices, such as removableprotective
devices etc, are in place and in workingorder!
Comply with technical safety and occupational health regulations.
Check the machine at least once per workstation for damage and defects visible from the outside!
Report immediately any changes (including changes in work behavior) to the appropriate person /
position!
In case of malfunction, stop the machine immediately and lock it! Make it troublesome immedi-
ately!
The operator must ensure that he has a free field of view on his workstation so that he can inter-
vene at any time in the workprocess.
Use only under watering, to avoid the formation of dust that is harmful to health and to increase the
lifetime of the tool.
During start-up and shut-down operations observe the control indicators according to the operating
instructions!
Before starting the machine, make sure that nobody can be take a risk by starting the machine.
Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the workarea.
The noise protection devices must be in place on the machine during the working phases, the user
and persons present at the workplace must wear the necessary noise protection!
Be sure to keep your distances from the trenches and embankments! Do not perform work when
the machine is not in a safe working position! The workplace must be clean and tidy! Disorderin-
creases the risk of accidents! Do not work when you are tired. Concentrate on yourwork.
Beware of tripping! Always unroll fully extension cords and hose rollers.After assembly, do not
leave tools, like keys on the machine.
Diamond drills must comply with NORTON CLIPPER specifications. Defective tools must be re-
moved and replaced immediately. Check if the area is crossed by electrical, water or gaslines!
During commissioning
Fix the drill securely and check it during the drillingoperation!
Never touch the rotating parts, especially the drill and the driveshaft!
After commissioning
Before leaving the work area, make sure that the machine can not be switched onaccidentally!

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4.6 Maintenance and special work on the machine
Perform the adjustment, maintenance and inspection operations prescribed by the operating instruc-
tions in accordance with the intervals specified by the operating instructions as well as the informa-
tion concerning the replacement of parts / partialequipment!
Only qualified personnel can perform this work.
Inform the personnel responsible for operating the machine before starting any special or mainte-
nance work! Designate the person responsible forsurveillance!
For all work relating to service, adaptation to production or adjustment of the machine and its safety
devices and maintenance, inspections and repairs, observe the start-up and shut-down operations
in accordance with Instructions for use and maintenance instructions! If necessary, protect the main-
tenance area!
Maintenance and repairs may only be carried out if the machine is placed on a level ground capable
of carrying it and protected so that it can not roll alone or flex ! If the machine has been switched off
completely for maintenance or repair work, it must be protected against unintentionalrestart.
Individual parts and large assemblies that are to be replaced must be carefully slinged to lifting gear
and insured. Use only suitable lifting gear in perfect technical condition as well as load-suspending
means with sufficient load capacity. Do not stay or work under suspended loads! The slings of the
loads and the guiding of the crane operators can only be carried out by experienced people! The
guide must be within the visibility range of the driver or be able to communicate verbally with the
driver.
Use all means of access and platforms provided for this purpose or other devices that comply with
safety regulations for all mounting work that exceeds man’s height. Do not use machine parts as
a means of access! Wear a fall protection harness when performing maintenance work at a great
height!
Clean the machine and in particular the connections and bolts and remove any leftover oil, fueland
cleaning agents before starting maintenance work or repairs! Do not use aggressive cleaning prod-
ucts! Use lint-free cloths!
Before cleaning the machine with water or steam jet (high pressure cleaner) or other cleaning
agents, cover and glue all openings which, for safety and / or operation reasons, must be protected
against the penetration of water, steam or cleaning products. Toclean this machine, do not use a
high pressure cleaner. The powerful jet of water could damage some parts of the machine. Remove
protective covers / glues after cleaning!
Once the cleaning is complete, check that the connections are not loose and that they have no
defects due to friction or other deterioration! Remedy immediately any defects found! Tighten loose
screw connections as soon as maintenance and repairs are complete.
It is necessary to disassemble safety devices for assembly, maintenance or troubleshooting, which
must be repaired and checked as soon as the maintenance work and repairs have been completed.
Ensure that the disposal of consumables and spare parts is carried out safely and in a way that
does not pollute theenvironment!

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4.7 Gas, dust, steam, smoke
Use internal combustion engines in sufficiently ventilated rooms! Before proceeding with a start-up
in an enclosed space, ensure adequate ventilation and clear out the exhaust gases thanks to the
exhaust pipe supplied with the machine!
Welding, flame cutting or grinding work can only be carried out on the machine if express authoriza-
tion has been given (because of the risk of fire or explosion)!
Before carrying out welding, flame cutting or grinding work, remove dust and flammable materials
from the machine or around it and ensure sufficient ventilation (danger of explosion)! Tocarry out
work in a reduced room, observe the national safetyinstructions!
4.8 Noise
The acoustic insulation provided for the machine must be in the protective position during operation!
Wear prescribed personal protection against acoustic shock! (UVV 29 § 10).
The use of noisy motor devices may be subject to national or local regulations specifying the time
slots to be respected.
4.9 Lighting
The machine is exclusively intended for use in daylight. In the case of use in an ill-lit or unlit work
area, it is the responsibility of the user / site supervisor to ensure proper lighting for the jobsite.
4.10 Transport
For loading / transport, use only lifting gear suitable for the load to be lifted! Appoint an official with
the required qualifications for these operations!
The machine must be handled only in accordance with the instructions given in the notice (in accord-
ance with the position and liftingpoints)!
Only use suitable means of transport, which can support the required loads, secure the loads cor-
rectly! Use the anchor points for thispurpose!
Before loading the machine or its components, make sure that all the components that can affectthe
stability or the center of gravity are blocked! Report anyrisks!
The diamond drill bit must be removed during transport. Even when the machine is not moving, the
motor must be switched off!
Before re-starting, disassemble the items that have been used for transport! For a new transport,
reassemble them and fix them correctly! Before transporting the machine, check the safe storage of
accessories.
When restarting, proceed as described in the instructions! The use of the machine must only becar-
ried out in accordance with the instructions in the operating instructions.

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4.11 Storage
Place the machine in a dry, well-ventilated area that is not accessible to unauthorized persons. For
longer storage (during winter), it should be thoroughly cleaned and handled with suitable corrosion
protection.
Note: Put drills that are not mounted in a dry, well-ventilated area that is not accessible to
unauthorizedpersons.
Store the small diameter drills only in the prone position, and the large diameter drills only stand up
and do not put anything on top.
4.12 Statement regarding the vibration emissions
Declared vibration emission value according to EN12096.
Machine Model /
code
Measured emission
value de vibrations
m/s2
Uncertainty K m/s2
Toolused Model/
code
CDP 350 KP
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CDP 300 KP
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<2.5
0.5
DRILL ROBO
FORSHEDA Ø 201
701846 12956
•The vibration value is less than 2.5 m / s².
•Values determined according to the procedure described in EN12348.

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•Measurements are made with new machines. Actual values on site may vary with the conditionsof
use, depending on:
- Materials worked
- Machine Wear
- Lack of maintenance
- Toolnot suitable for application
- Tool in poor condition
- Non-specializedoperator
- Etc ...
•Vibration exposure time is also a function of work performance (related to machine / tool / material/
operator suitability)
•In assessing the risks due to hand-arm vibration, it is also necessary to take account, during a work-
ing day, of the actual operating time of the machine at full speed; It is not uncommon to note that this
effective working time is limited to 50% of the total working time, taking into account all stops(pauses,
water and fuel supplies, preparation of work, moving the machine, assembling The tool...).
4.13 Statement regarding to the noise emissions
Declared noise emission valu according to EN ISO 11201 and NF EN ISO3744.
Machine
Model / code
Pressure
Level
acoustic
LPeq EN
ISO 11201
Uncertainty K
(Pressure
level
acoustic
LPeq
EN ISO 11201)
Level of
acoustic
power
LWeq
NF EN ISO 3744
Uncertainty K
(Level of
acoustic power
LWeq
NF EN ISO
3744)
CDP 350 KP
70184601369
CDP 300 KP
70184601368
92 dB(A)
2.5 dB(A)
103 dB(A)
4 dB(A)
•Values determined according to the procedure described in EN12348.
•Measurements are made with new machines. Actual values on site may vary with the conditionsof
use, depending on:
- Machine Wear
- Lack of maintenance
- Toolnot suitable for application
- Tool in poor condition
- Non-specializedoperator
- Etc ...
•The measured values refer to an operator in the normal operating position as described inthis
manual.