User manual HUSQVARNA RIDER 1200-18

[. . . ] No warrantee will be granted in the event of errors or omissions, or for damage occurring during delivery, or caused by the design or use of the machine. We are very concerned about the quality of our products and we reserve the right to make any technical modifications to improve them, without warning. Prevent accidents due to unsuitable use, by an untrained person, during maintenance, repairs, overhauls, handling or transport · improve the reliability and durability of the machine · Ensure correct use, regular maintenance, and fast fault finding in order to reduce repair costs and downtime. It should be read and used by any person installing or using the machine. [. . . ] Otherwise, consult our catalogue for appropriate models. The machine rolls on its wheels when the front is lifted slightly. Two workmen are required when crossing different levels. Hands should be placed on the front hub (A) and at the back of the machine (B). During this manoeuvre, the plate remains on the floor (see FIG. - Make sure that the mains voltage corresponds with that marked on the manufacturer's plate on the machine. - Three-phase motor: Ensure that the direction of rotation matches the direction of the arrow marked on the motor cover: if the motor does not turn in the desired direction, reverse the two power supply wires: - Use single-phase plugs of the 2P + E type or three-phase plugs of the 3P + N + E type, depending on the voltage concerned. Please read the instructions for use prior to operating the machine for the first time. The working area must be completely cleared, well lit and all safety hazards removed (no water or dangerous objects in the vicinity). The operator must wear protective clothing appropriate to the work he is doing. We recommend that this includes both eye and ear protection Any persons not involved in the work should leave the working area. The granular size of the initial abrasive is determined by the surface's regularity and the method in which it has been laid: The greater the discrepancy, the larger the size of the granules. explanation: · Paved floor: whether to standard dimensions or not and whether in marble, stone, conglomerate, cabochon or not. If the slabs are laid regularly and if the joints do not form fins greater than 1 or 2mm, use magnesia segments with a granular size of 0. JOINTING This operation, which intervenes between granular sizes 1 and 2, is essential for all paved floors, whatever the material. It consists of resealing the holes caused by air bubble sin the cement joints or in the paving: this can be done with a liquid slip, comprising a mixture of white cement and a colorant matching the colour of the paving or with quick-drying mastic (please refer to the STONIX details). Packaging: 1 KG can or box with a tube of hardener. If the slabs have larger fins, we recommend the use of a Bakelite crown wheel with a granular size of 16 Q in dry application (contact your supplier for information). Floor in the form of "MACHINED" or "RUBBLE" rock The opus may be either stone or marble, the joints are usually in granito, i. Crushed marble mixed with cement and colorant, the joints must stand proud by a few millimetres and for this reason a Bakelite rough stone block crown wheel with a granular size of 16 Q must be used. After this slip has dried, which takes 24 hours in a normally heated room or 15 to 30 minutes in the case of STONIX mastic. POLISHING This is done successively with magnesia segments with a respective granular size of 2, 3 and 4 (5 Star Super to obtain a brilliant satin finish). [. . . ] Type A Type C Type D For marble and light stone For dark marble and granite Universal We recommend that you refer to the instructions for using our POLYECLAIR product, which will provide total satisfaction and very satisfactory performance. The machine must not be started in vertical position or when it is raised Designed to compensate for more regular wear of the segment blocks or abrasives. Always take care when using the machine. Before starting up, remove the spanners and any adjusting tools from the floor and from the machine. [. . . ]