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3)
use a tester to check if a fuse has blown and, if so, replace it with one of the same
type and value.
4.4 TIGHTENING AND REPLACING THE BELT
to check the tightness of the belt or to replace it, follow these steps:
1)
switch off the machine using the main switch, and unplug it.
2)
undo the 4 screws (5) securing the head guard and remove it. the screws are on
the right side, the left side, on the top and at the back. to remove the head guard it is
necessary first of all to push the cutter locking button right in as far as it will go (e).
3)
loosen but do not undo the 4 screws (6) securing the motor.
4)
loosen but do not undo the 2 locknut nuts (7).
Tightening: When you turn the two tightening screws (8), the motor moves towards
the back of the machine. When you see that the belt is tight enough, tighten up the two
locknut nuts (7) again, and the screws (6) securing the motor.
Replacement: loosen but do not undo the 2 screws tightening the belt (8). remove the
damaged belt and replace it with a new one. When you turn the two tightening screws
(8), the motor moves towards the back of the machine. When you see that the belt is
tight enough, tighten up the two locknut nuts (7) again, and the screws (6) securing
the motor.
5)
Put the head guard back and secure it in place.
See Fig. 22
4.5 REPLACING THE MOTOR
You can carry out this operation in the following way:
1)
switch off the machine using the main switch and unplug it.
2)
undo the 4 screws (5) securing the head guard and remove it. the screws are on
the right side, the left side, on the top and at the back. to remove the head guard it is
necessary first of all to push the cutter locking button right in as far as it will go (e).
3)
undo the 6 screws (9) securing the motor guard (F) and remove it.
4)
remove the belt (G).
5)
disconnect the power cables going to the motor.
6)
undo the 4 screws (6) securing the motor.
7)
remove the motor.
8)
access the bottom of the motor with a flat screwdriver, block the motor shaft and
manually turn the pulley (H) until it comes out (it is left-threaded).
9)
undo the 4 screws (10) securing the motor support plate and remove it.
10) to fit the new motor, reverse the procedure above.
See Fig. 23
4.6 REPLACING THE KEYBOARD-DISPLAY
You can carry out this operation in the following way:
1)
switch off the machine using the main switch, and unplug it.
2)
undo the 4 screws (5) securing the head guard and remove it. the screws are on
the right side, the left side, on the top and at the back. to remove the head guard it is
necessary first of all to push the cutter locking button right in as far as it will go (e).
3)
disconnect the flat cable connecting the keypad-display (K) to the electronic con-
trol card.
4)
release the old keypad-display (K) from the head guard and remove it.
5)
to fit the new keypad-display, reverse the procedure above.
See Fig. 24
4.7 REPLACING THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL CARD
You can carry out this operation in the following way:
1)
switch off the machine using the main switch and unplug it.
2)
undo the 4 screws (5) securing the head guard and remove it. the screws are on
the right side, the left side, on the top and at the back. to remove the head guard it is
necessary first of all to push the cutter locking button right in as far as it will go (e).
3)
disconnect the electronic control card's main connector (l)
4)
disconnect the flat cable connecting the keypad-display (K) to the electronic con-
trol card
5)
undo the 3 screws (11) securing the electronic control card (l) to the head guard
and remove it.
6)
to fit a new electronic control card, reverse the procedure above.
See Fig. 25
4.8 REPLACING THE POWER CARD AND CIRCUIT
BREAKER
You can carry out this operation in the following way:
1)
switch off the machine using the main switch and unplug it.
2)
unscrew the machine's 4 feet (P) and remove them.
3)
undo the 5 screws (12) the lower protection plate and remove it.
4)
disconnect all the cables from the card you want to replace, noting down before-
hand the position of each cable.
5)
to release the power card (M) or the circuit breaker (n), just press on the lugs on
each of the 4 pins holding it, and pull the card up.
6)
to fit the new power card or circuit breaker, just reverse the procedure above.
See Fig. 26
5.- SAFETY
For your safety, we recommend that you follow these guidelines:
• Do not try and start or operate the machine until all the safety aspects, installation
instructions, operators' guide and maintenance procedures have been complied with
and understood.
• Always disconnect the mains electricity supply, before carrying out any cleaning or
maintenance work.
• Always keep the machine and the area around it clean.
• Work with dry hands.
• Use protective goggles, even if the machine is fitted with guards.
• Make sure that the machine has an earth connection.
We recommend that you work with the machine at a height at which you feel comfor-
table:
• It is best to work whilst sat in a chair. Adjust the height of the chair so that your
eyes are at the height of the highest part of the machine.
• If you work standing up, depending on your height, it is advisable to place so-
mething between the table and the machine to raise the machine so that your eyes are
level with the highest part of the machine.
6.- WASTE DISPOSAL
Waste is understood to be any substance or object from human activities or natural
cycles, that is no longer being used or not intended for any further use.
6.1 PACKING
• As the packing the CAPRI comes in is made of cardboard, it can be recycled as
packing.
• As waste, it is comparable to solid urban waste and, therefore, can only be dispo-
sed in special containers for cardboard.
• The elements protecting the machine inside the cardboard box are made of poly-
meric material comparable to solid urban waste and, therefore, can only be disposed of
in the normal installations for waste disposal.
6.2 SWARF
• The waste from the key cutting process is classified as special waste, but is com-
parable to solid urban waste, like for example a metal scouring pad.
• This waste shall be disposed of as classified by the laws currently in force in the
eu, by taking it to special installations for waste disposal.
6.3 MACHINE
• Before demolishing the machine it is necessary to put it out of action first, cutting
off the electricity supply and separating the plastic parts from the metal parts.
• After carrying out this operation, all the waste can be disposed of in compliance
with the laws in force in the country in which the machine was used.
7.- KEY-CUTTER-TRACER POINT-ANGLE CUT-
ADAPTOR TABLE
to be able to do the work properly, the machine has a series of accessories:
See final list.
8.- EXPLODED VIEW
See Fig. 27
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