Festool HLC 82 EB handleiding
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The marking[1-7] indicates the chip removal set on the
scale[1-9] of the rotary knob.
Moving up/down the scale by one mark changes the
chip removal by approx.0.1mm.
8.4 Changing the spiral blade[3]
WARNING
Risk of kickback due to worn spiral blade
► Only use sharp and undamaged spiral blades.
CAUTION
Hot and sharp insertion tool
Risk of injury
► Do not use blunt or faulty insertion tools.
► Wear protective gloves when handling an insertion
tool.
► Loosen the three clamping screws on the planing
head[3-1] with the hex key.
► Remove the spiral blade.
► Clean the groove of the blade holder.
► Insert the new spiral blade with the labelled side
facing the rear planer foot.
► Align the spiral blade towards the rebate side
using the ruler so that the face is flush with the side
edges of the front and rear planer foot.
► Tighten the central clamping screw and then
tighten the remaining clamping screws.
A spiral blade that protrudes outwards or is set
back inwards on the front side distorts the rebate
width.
8.5 Dust extraction
WARNING
Heath hazard posed by dust
► Observe the national regulations.
► Always connect a suitable mobile dust extractor in
accordance with national regulations when planing
carcinogenic substances.
Festool mobile dust extractor[4A]
► Attach the elbow connector[4-3] to the extractor
connector[4-4].
► Attach the adapter of a suction hose[4-2] with a
diameter of27mm to the elbow connector[4-3].
Attach the adapter of a suction hose[4-2] with a
diameter of36mm to the elbow connector[4-3].
Festool recommends a suction hose diameter of36mm
due to the lower risk of clogging.
CAUTION! A static charge may build up if no antistatic
suction hose is used. The user may receive an electric
shock and the power tool's electronics may be damaged.
The extractor can be connected on both sides of the
power tool:
► Press the small lever[4-1] firmly downwards.
► Pull out the long chip channel[4-5] on the opposite
side[4B].
► Insert the long chip channel with the small lever
facing forwards into the housing opening as far as it
will go[4C].
By turning the elbow connector[4-3], the chip flight can
be directed as needed.
Without dust extraction[5]
If it is not possible to use the Festool mobile dust
extractor, e.g. for space reasons, the short chip
channel[5-1] can be used. Insert this with the long
section facing downwards and the short section facing
upwards.
9 Working with the electric power tool
WARNING
Risk of injury, damage to the spiral blade
► Remove metals from the surface to be planed.
When working, hold the power tool with both hands on
the intended handles[1-4] and [1-8].
► Set the required chip depth (see section8.3).
► Place the power tool with the front of the planer foot
on the workpiece without touching the workpiece
with the planing head.
► Switch on the power tool.
► Guide the power tool over the workpiece so that the
planer foot lies flat on the workpiece.
▻ Apply pressure to the front planer foot when
starting to plane.
▻ Apply pressure to the rear planer foot for the
remainder of the planing process.
9.1 Acoustic warning signals
Acoustic warning signals sound and the machine
switches off in the following operating states:
Signal Cause Action
Beeps once. The battery pack
is empty.
Charge the battery
pack.
The power tool
has overheated.
Once it has cooled
down, restart the
power tool.
The battery pack
has overheated.
Once it has cooled
down, restart the
power tool or replace
the battery pack.
The power tool
has overloaded.
Reduce the load on
the power tool.
The power tool is
faulty.
Contact the
manufacturer to
rectify the fault.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Festool |
| Model | HLC 82 EB |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 15398 MB |
