User manual ATIKA SWINGLINE 2000 BROCHURE

[. . . ] Even when properly used, there are still acceptable risks to be borne, despite the observance of all pertinent safety instructions, owing to the design, which is determined by the intended purpose: · Danger resulting from electric current, if improper connecting wires are used. Touching live parts when electric components are open. Furthermore, there may be acceptable risks which are not readily obvious, despite all precautions. Acceptable risks can be minimised if the operating instructions, the "safety instructions" and "proper use" are observed. [. . . ] Do not leave the machine standing in the rain or use when raining. Be absolutely sure to pull the plug before: adjust the angle moving or transport cleaning, maintenance or repair work When laying the connecting attachments, be sure that they do get crushed or bent, and that the plug-and-socket connection does not get wet. Do not use any provisional electrical connections. Never bridge over protective devices or put them out of operation. Connect the machine using a fault current protection switch. A licensed professional electrician must make all electrical connections and repairs, and observe local regulations in doing so, especially those regarding protective measures. The manufacturer or a company designated by the manufacturer must attend to the repair of all electrical parts on the machine. Only use extension leads with sufficient diameters: - cable up to 50 metres: diameter at least 1, 5 mm². Before using the machine, make sure each time that - there are no faulty connections - all screws are tight - whether tilting angle control is properly tightened. Switching on and off red 0 = OFF green = ON Switch the motor on and off only at the switch. In the event of a power failure, the machine will switch off automatically. Connecting attachments must be designed in conformance with IEC 245-4:1980 (DIN 57 282) and marked H 07 RN-F, or comparable models. Use only connecting attachments with a rubber plug device that is protected against spraying water . The machine can be restarted after a cooling-off period. For example, sieving - larger pieces of unrecompensed waste in the compost - stones and roots from the top soil - pebbles or rubble from sand Please note: Sieving is only effective for properly settled compost Moist to wet materials are harder to sieve than dry materials Angle The vibration sieve can be adjusted variably to different angles for various graduations of the sieved material: from 0° to 15° larger pieces from 15° to 30° medium pieces from 30° to 45° fine pieces To maintain their efficiency and a long life, observe the following: - After you have finished sieving, clean the machine. Slightly grease polished metal components with an environment-friendly spray oil as protection against corrosion. Protective devices removed for repairs must be properly remounted before starting the machine. Only the manufacturer or companies authorised by the manufacturer may perform repair work on electrical parts or on parts which affect the space needed to mount electrical equipment. Use only unaltered original spare parts. Procedure Adjust the angle according to the material being sieved. [. . . ] The guarantee only applies if original spare parts are used. Problem Motor does not start Possible cause - no mains voltage - defective connection cable - defective capacitor Elimination - check fuse - have it inspected (electrician) - have machine repaired by manufacturer or approved company Extension cable at least 1, 5 mm², maximum 25 m long. Crosssection of at least 2, 5 mm² in longer cables. Motor turns over, but does not start Motor starts, but becomes blocked on encountering even slight pressure, and is switched off via motor safety switch. [. . . ]