Norton Clipper CB 511 Operating Instructions Manual

SAINT - GOBAIN ABRASIVES S.A. 190, BD. J. F. KENNEDY L-4930 BASCHARAGE Declares that this product: Band sawing machine (code) CB 651 230V 70184602676 CB 511 230V 70184694702 is in conformity with the following Directives:  "MACHINES" 2006/42/CE  "LOW VOLTAGE" 2014/35/UE  "ÉLECTROMAGNÉTIC COMPATIBILITY" 2014/35/CE  "NOISE" 2000/14/CE Valid for machines as of serial number : 1801XXXXX 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, 21.11.2017 : Declaration of conformity

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 – BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................................. 6 1.1 Symbols ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6 1.2 Machine plate ............................................................................................................................................................ 8 1.3 Safety instructions for particular operating phases .............................................................................................. 8 1.4 Safety regulations ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 2 MACHINE DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................... 10 2.1 Short description .................................................................................................................................................... 10 2.2 Purpose of use ........................................................................................................................................................ 10 2.3 Layout ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10 2.4 Technical data ......................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.5 Statement regarding the vibration emission ........................................................................................................ 14 2.6 Statement regarding noise emission .................................................................................................................... 15 3 ASSEMBLY AND COMMISSIONING .......................................................................................................................... 16 3.1 Commissioning ....................................................................................................................................................... 16 3.2 Tool assembly ......................................................................................................................................................... 17 3.3 Electrical connections ............................................................................................................................................ 17 3.4 Start-up and stoppage ............................................................................................................................................ 17 4 TRANSPORT ............................................................................................................................................................... 18 4.1 Security.................................................................................................................................................................... 18 4.2 Hoisting ................................................................................................................................................................... 18 4.3 Moving small movements ...................................................................................................................................... 18 4.4 Stockage .................................................................................................................................................................. 19 5 OPERATING THE MACHINE ...................................................................................................................................... 20 5.1 Positioning the machine ........................................................................................................................................ 20 5.2 Illumination .............................................................................................................................................................. 20 5.3 Start-up and stoppage ............................................................................................................................................ 21 5.4 Sequences for cutting GASBETON ....................................................................................................................... 24 5.5 Operating requirements ......................................................................................................................................... 26 5.6 Safety devices when working in enclosed quarters ............................................................................................ 26 5.7 Square for angle cuts (Pic. 11) .............................................................................................................................. 27 6 - MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................................................................ 28 6.1 Blade adjustment and replacement ...................................................................................................................... 28 6.2 Blade alignment ...................................................................................................................................................... 29 6.3 Blade guide ............................................................................................................................................................. 29 6.4 Cleaning and lubrication ........................................................................................................................................ 30 6.5 Checking safety devices ........................................................................................................................................ 30 7 – MOTOR ..................................................................................................................................................................... 31 7.1 Electric motor .......................................................................................................................................................... 31 7.2 230V Single-phase wiring diagram ........................................................................................................................ 31 8 – FAULTS : CAUSES AND CURES ............................................................................................................................ 32 8.1 Fault-finding procedures ........................................................................................................................................ 32 8.2 Trouble-shooting guide .......................................................................................................................................... 32 8.3 Warranty .................................................................................................................................................................. 32 8.4 Customer service .................................................................................................................................................... 33

DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT: The CB 511 /CB 651 is exclusively intended for the cut of concrete blocks cellular and similar using its blade NORTON, mainly on building site. Uses other than the manufacturer's instructions shall be considered as contravening the regulations. The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any resulting damage. Any risk shall be borne entirely by the user. Observing the operating instructions and compliance with inspection and servicing requirements shall also be considered as included under use in accordance with the regulations. CAUTION: We recommend, for the safety of the purchaser and his employees who may use the machine, to read the instructions in this operating manual with care before starting the machine. CAUTION: Only persons who can reliably perform their job can work on and with this machine. The machine operator must make sure that unauthorized persons are kept at a proper distance from the machine. 1.1 Symbols Name plates and captions applied to the machine must not be removed and must be kept in good condition without impairing to their legibility. In case of damage they must be replaced. DANGER! Information It is compulsory, before using the machine, to read the complete operating manual and understand its contents! All moving parts constitute hazards for the operator. GENERAL DANGER! The machine is marked with this pictogram for all parts that are hazardous for the operator. CAUTION! Machine use is prohibited for persons who are under the influence of alcohol, drugs, medicines or who lack the lucidity necessary for their safety.

COMPULSORY! It is compulsory to wear safety shoes when using the machine to protect against pieces from falling onto your feet. COMPULSORY! It is compulsory to wear work gloves to protect yourself against chips and splinters. COMPULSORY! It is compulsory to wear work goggles or protective visor when working to protect against chips and splinters. PROHIBITED! It is prohibited to perform maintenance or make adjustments when the machine is on. PROHIBITED! Users are prohibited from smoking while working. CAUTION! LIVE CURRENT Check that the voltage is correct as indicated on the motor name-plate 230V. FOR MACHINES WITH ELECTRIC MOTOR Make sure that the motor rotates in the direction indicated by the arrow. DANGER! Rotating blade: be careful for your hands DANGER! Moving mechanical parts ATTENTION! A single operator

Important data can be found on the following plate located on the machine: 1.3 Safety instructions for particular operating phases The machine has residual risks that cannot realistically be eliminated by the manufacturer. Guards cannot prevent access to the blade when cutting, not even if pushers or other safety tools are used. Machine users must consequently keep in mind that sawing machines are among the most dangerous of machines. The machine must always be used with intelligence and good sense, adopting all the precautions contained in this booklet. CAUTION !!! RESIDUAL RISKS In band saws access to the blade is always possible, even if the vertical blade guard is properly adjusted and clamped in place 5mm above the piece to be cut. The band blade is protected against accidental contacts during its entire length except for the section that is strictly necessary to make the cut. Therefore it is absolutely necessary:  When making cuts keep your hands away from the blade.  Always use a pusher to finish the cut.  Use special tools when pieces to be cut have uneven shapes: (For example: for pieces which do not have a good support surface create supports that house the piece to be cut).  Totally lower the blade guard at the end of work. Machine Model Weight Year of production Frequency Safety standard Type Machine Serial number Power Voltage Intensity Symbols

To avoid all risks always wait until the flywheel is completely stopped. It is always recommended to properly put the machine in place to increase its solidity and prevent useless and damaging vibrations, even though the machine is rigid and massive and offers the utmost guarantee in terms of solidity and sturdiness. The manufacturer is released from all responsibility for any damage caused by negligence. 1.4 Safety regulations 1) Before connecting to electric mains make sure there is adequate protection upstream on the line complete with circuit breaker, earth-leakage switch and a ground conductor. 2) Check that the voltage and frequency indicated on the name-plate correspond to mains voltage and frequency. 3) Do not use non-standard or defective cables, extensions or plugs. 4) Make sure work is always done in safe conditions. 5) Always start to work with the machine firmly positioned. 6) Wear protective gloves, heavy-duty or safety shoes, work goggles and personal protection devices to protect hearing. 7) Do not use the tool in the rain or expose it to the rain. 8) Correctly position the cable during work. Make sure it is distant from the work area and is long enough to permit work to be done properly. 9) Always cut off from the mains connection when performing maintenance. 10) The machine must only be used by adult and qualified persons. 11) Comply scrupulously with the instructions affixed on the machine when working. 12) The machines we produce are manufactured with all required technical and safety measures. Therefore, customers are warned to comply scrupulously with the instructions and standards described in this booklet. 13) Keep the machine in its original condition and maintain the validity of its certification by using genuine Saint-Gobain Abrasives spare parts. CAUTION ! The operator shall have sole responsibility for all damages caused by a non-compliant use of the machine. The machine may be dangerous. If used improperly it may cause severe and even mortal injuries. It is absolutely necessary that all work procedures be performed by a single operator and not by several persons. Do not use the machine without having read the instruction manual and understood its contents. Everything described in this manual regards your safety.

recommended for those who have never used the machine).  Work procedures are safe when the following instructions are complied with.  This booklet must be delivered to the operator and properly preserved.  Responsibility lies with the owner of the machine. The machine operator is also responsible.  Maintenance must be done with the power off and be performed by qualified personnel.  It is prohibited to remove or tamper with guards!  Always use: protective helmet, earmuffs, goggles or protective visor, heavy duty or safety shoes and work gloves. Do not work with loose garments. 2 MACHINE DESCRIPTION Any modification, which could lead to a change in the original characteristics of the machine, may be done only by Saint-Gobain Abrasives who shall confirm that the machine is still in conformity with the safety regulations. 2.1 Short description The band saw is a robust and powerful machine allowing precise cuts in a large variety of light materials of construction. It can be used on building site but also in industrial environment. 2.2 Purpose of use The machine is designed for the light concrete cut poroton, gasbeton. It is designed for no other use. 2.3 Layout Table of slip (1) Allows (within the dimensional limits) to place in a stable way material to be crossed. It is put in contact with the blade by manual push of the table at the time of the cut. Consequently the machine can be used only by one person who places himself on the controls side in order to control machine start-up and stoppage. Blade (2) CB511 : It is a blade of dimensions 27x3850mm allowing the cut of concrete blocks cellular and comparable CB651 :It is a blade of dimensions 34*4120mm allowing the cut of concrete blocks cellular and comparable.

out of steel tube, painted with synthetic enamel RAL 2004. The materials employed are not harmful to the machine operator nor to the environment. The machine is equipped with a safety switch (5), located on the cover (6), which cuts off the supply when the machine is under operation. The wheels (7) There are two of them. They make it possible to easily move the machine with the handle (8). CAUTION: The blade braking system is not operational if the power supply is cut off. Always wait until the blade is totally stopped before performing any work on the machine. If the blade breaks the upper flywheel is not braked even if the emergency device is actuated. Always wait until the upper flywheel is totally stopped before performing any work on the machine. Electric motor Motor of 1.85 kW.

cod. CB.511 Useful cut - height 50 cm Useful cut - width 42 cm Useful cut - length 66 cm Sliding table 71x106 cm Flywheel diameter: 440 mm Norton Clipper blade 27x3850 mm Wheels Ø200 mm Weight 203 Kg. Single-phase 230V 1.85 Kw

Useful cut - width 42 cm Useful cut - length 66 cm Sliding table 71x106 cm Flywheel diameter: 440 mm Norton Clipper blade 34*4120 mm Wheels Ø200 mm Weight 207 Kg. Single-phase 230V 1.85 Kw

Declared value of vibration emission following EN 12096. Machine Model / code Measured value of vibration emission at m/s2 Uncertainty K m/s2 Tool used Model / code CB 511 230V 70184694702 CB 651 230 V 70184602676 <2.5 0.5 Original Band Saw  The vibration value is lower and does not exceed 2.5 m / s.  The measurements are made with new machines. Actual values may vary with site conditions, in terms of:  Materials worked  Wear Machine  Lack of maintenance  Inappropriate tool for application  Tool in poor condition  Unskilled operator  Etc…  The exposure time to vibration is based on the performance of work (related to the adequacy Machine / Tool / worked material / operator) When evaluating risks due to hand-arm vibration, you need to take into account effective usage at rated power of machine during a full day of work; quite often you will realise that effective utilisation time represents around 50% of overall duration of work. You have to consider, of course, breaks, water feeding, preparation of work, time to move the machine, disk mounting…

Declared value of noise emission following EN ISO 11201 and NF EN ISO 3744. Machine Model / code Sound Pressure level LPeq EN ISO 11201 Uncertainty K (Sound Pressure level LPeq EN ISO 11201) Sound power level LWeq NF EN ISO 3744 Uncertainty K (Sound power level LWeq NF EN ISO 3744) CB 511 230V 70184694702 CB 651 230 V 70184602676 80 dB(A) 2.5 dB(A) 93 dB(A) 4 dB(A)  The measurements are made with new machines. Actual values may vary with site conditions, in terms of:  Wear Machine  Lack of maintenance  Inappropriate tool for application  Tool in poor condition  Unskilled operator  Etc…  Measured values relate to an operator in normal use, as described in the manual position.

The machine is delivered fully equipped (although without diamond blade). It is ready for operation when you mount the diamond blade, the handles and the conveyor cart and after you connect to the appropriate power supply. 3.1 Commissioning IMPORTANT 3.1.1 Use wrench “B” provided, to loosen screw “A” and lower the table with your hands. 3.1.2 Once the table is in place retighten screw “A” using wrench “B” provided

For any intervention, follow the instructions given in the part “MAINTENANCE”. 3.3 Electrical connections Check that:  The voltage/phase supply corresponds to the information indicated on the motor plate.  Available power supply must have ground connection in conformity with safety regulations.  The connecting cables should have at least a 2.5 mm2 - section per phase. 3.4 Start-up and stoppage Press on the green pushbutton to start the blade; it will stop itself at the end of the race of the plate. Each cut, press again on the green pushbutton. Stop the machine directly, press on the red button or the emergency stop button in the event of problem.

any disassembly operation: however it is important to keep to the following precautions:  Make sure that hoisting or anchor cables do not rest on fragile parts, on protective covers or on tubes that protect the electrical system;  For fixing the machine with strap or rope use exclusively through the appropriate place on the frame (Pic.1a);  Avoid sudden blows or jolts both during hoisting and when setting the structure back down;  During long trips on roads which are not particularly straight it is very important to firmly anchor the structure to the transport vehicle to prevent accidents caused by speed during curves, bumps or slopes;  All machines have special holes or hooks for hoisting. Please use these insofar as possible to avoid the problems specified above. 4.2 Hoisting  The machine can be hoisted using a special hoisting hook. Use a standard market hoisting hook connected to a chain or cable with a minimum hoisting capacity of 300 Kg. (Pic. 1a).  The machine can also be hoisted by a lift truck, introducing the forks below the base of the machine (Pic. 1b). 4.3 Moving small movements Pull the drawbar all the way out (Pic. 2). Slightly lift the machine and push it in the desired direction.

If the machine is not going to be used for a long period, please take the following measures:  Completely clean the machine  Incline the plate To reduce its bulk the machine is generally delivered with the table inclined. To put the table in its working position you must loosen the hex screw that blocks it, located below the table (Pic.3a pos. A). Then lower the table and re-tighten the hex screw. Release the lever (Pic. 3b - pos.1) located below the table, to free lengthwise travel. Machine storage environment conditions are for temperatures between -15° and + 45°C. Avoid corrosive environments (brine or acid).

5.1 Positioning the machine (Pic.4) An at least 1.5 meter space must be left around the machine for passage of persons and property without the danger of blows and to permit normal maintenance procedures. Any area inside and/or in the vicinity of a machine where the presence of an exposed person is a risk for his health and safety is to be considered a dangerous area. Any person who is located totally or partly inside a dangerous area is to be considered an exposed person. The person(s) charged with installing, operating, adjusting, maintaining, cleaning, repairing and transporting a machine is to be considered an operator. Before positioning the machine check that the floor is perfectly flat without slopes or impediments that could jeopardize the perfect stability of the machine. Also check that the load-bearing capacity of the floor is compatible with the weight of the machine. 5.2 Illumination Machines are not equipped with illumination systems and consequently must be used in adequately illuminated work sites. It is prohibited to use the machine when the operator does not have a perfect view of the cutting line.

5.3.1 Preliminary checks It is prohibited to use the machine if any guards or safety devices are missing or inactive CAUTION: Before starting the blade make sure that no other operators or various objects are in the vicinity of the machine. Whenever you move, repair, maintain or check the machine make sure that it is cut off from the power outlet. Before plugging the machine in you must:  Put the machine on a stable and level surface to ensure optimum support.  Check that the blade is sharp and in good condition. The blade must not have any cracks or fissures. All teeth must be the same length and be perfectly sharpened.  Check that the blade is properly taut before starting up the machine (Pic.5)  Make sure the power outlet has the same phase characteristics as the electric motor and that the power line is equipped with an earth leakage switch and a thermal-magnetic circuit breaker or a short circuit fuse (max 15 Amp). Connect up the supplementary ground when present.  Electrical connection can be done after these preliminary operations are terminated. IMPORTANT FOR THE PROPER FUNCTIONING! Use an electric cable with section 3 x 2.5 mm2

Properly plug in the EEC Standard electric plug. The switch is located in a comfortable position, accessible from the operator’s workplace. The switch is an overload cutout type with circuit breaker and power failure release coil. After making all preliminary checks insert the plug into the outlet on the machine. Press the switch’s green START push-button to start blade motion. Press the switch red STOP push-button to stop the machine (Pic.6). Check that the direction of rotation is correct and that the blade teeth face downwards (Pic. 7). CAUTION: Before starting the machine make sure that the blade is well taut, using the guidelines affixed on the machine. IMPORTANT: Do not be distracted when working, keep your hands away from the cutting area. When cutting small pieces use special pushers with handles: make these yourself depending on the job being done. CAUTION: The lowering blade guard must be correctly adjusted and clamped 5 mm above the piece to be cut (Pic. 8) before starting to work. It is absolutely necessary that all work procedures be performed by a single operator and not by several persons.

handle or a piece of wood. Caution ! The machine must only be used by skilled persons who have been adequately qualified and trained. Be careful about persons who improvise operating the sawing machine without any kind of information about it. During the cutting operations after placing the block sawing, hands should be kept on the appropriate handle (Pic. 9). Cutting, make sure that the blade is stop before removing the cut piece: (Always go all the way with mobile table, so you get the automatic stop of the blade).

START UP – CUTTING PHASE Pressing the green push-button starts the blade moving. The blade stops by itself at the end of the table’s travel. The green push-button must be reset after each cut. WARNINGS FOR INTERMEDIATE CUTS The blade does not stop by itself when an intermediate cut is made on a piece. The operator must use the stop push-button to first stop the blade and then remove the pieces. TABLE FORWARD FEED Important: always make cuts with moderation. (give the blade enough time to work). WARNINGS WHEN MAKING VERTICAL CUTS ON BLOCKS Make sure the piece is stable and resting on a good support surface. Proceed with very moderate forward speeds. Avoid making vertical cuts on pieces with insufficient support surface. This procedure must be performed by a capable and experienced machine operator. MOTOR Turn the motor off immediately if the blade seizes. (red button) WARNINGS Absolutely avoid putting your hands in the cutting area when the blade is moving! Do not operate the machine when breakdowns or defects occur: wait until they have been removed. When cutting use low thrust pressures and “slow” even forward feed speeds make sure the blade is stopped when handling the block before and after the cutting phase. Absolutely do not put your hands in the cutting area when the blade is moving.

Stone, rocks, marble, granite, ceramics, concrete blocks, iron, etc. IMPORTANT For maximum machine durability and cutting precision always make the first cuts with very low pressure levels, increasing pressure slowly until you reach the optimum level based on the type of material to be cut.

Maximum piece dimensions are:  Height 50 cm, length 66 cm, useful cutting width 42 cm. (CB511)  Height 64.5 cm, length 66 cm, useful cutting width 42 cm. (CB611) The machine must not be used in the following environment conditions:  In enclosed places;  Temperatures lower than -15° ;  Temperatures higher than +40° (especially for single-phase machines);  Maximum altitude 1000 m (above sea level) :  Power supply voltage 5% lower or greater than rated voltage;  Electric frequency 2% lower or greater than rated frequency;  Corrosive environments (brine or acid) ;  During rainy or excessively damp weather conditions. 5.6 Safety devices when working in enclosed quarters The machine has a dust outlet opening for working in enclosed quarters: the user must connect this outlet to an exhaust system (Pic.10). Minimum exhaust capacity: 450 m3/h Exhaust speed is 20 m/s - Minimum depression = 1500 PA Turn the exhaust system on before starting the machine. Wear a facemask to avoid exposure to dust. It is compulsory to protect your respiratory track Dust emission level when cutting 200 mm thick aerated concrete blocks (1,74mg / Nmc)

This square can be placed either to the right or to the left of the blade with a simple procedure. Just loosen knob (p), pull out aluminum support (o) and thread it onto the cross guide tube (u) to the right of the blade. Then clamp aluminum support (o) in the desired position using knob (p). To angle the square (s) use knob (r).

CAUTION ! All adjustment and maintenance procedures must be done with the machine stopped, the motor off and the power supply cut off! It is prohibited to tamper with or remove guards. Pay attention to your hands: rotating blade ! It is prohibited to remove residual materials and dust while the blade is moving. It is prohibited to clean the blade while it is moving. During maintenance: use sturdy gloves to handle the blade. Be careful of the spring effect. Always post a sign to indicate when a machine is out of use due to operating problems. DO NOT WASH THE MACHINE WITH WATER Use a vacuum-cleaner or a small compressor to clean the machine. Do not grease: use only atomized oil in spray can. 6.1 Blade adjustment and replacement These procedures must be performed with the power plug disconnected. No guard needs to be dismantled to install the blade. To remove the blade open the hatchways, lower guard (1 Pic.12) down to the level of the table and turn it to the right. Unscrew and remove the knob (1 Pic.13) and rotate the handle (2 Pic. 13). Then install the blade and make sure it is housed properly in the blade guides (Pic. 14). The blade must be well taut by the handwheel (1 Pic.15) until the tip of the arrow (2 Pic. 15) lines up with the green colored notch (3 Pic.15).

If the blade is not correctly positioned during rotation it must be adjusted using screw (1, Pic.16) after loosening lock nut (2, Pic.16). Turning it counterclockwise increases tooth protrusion. Turning it clockwise decreases tooth protrusion. It is not necessary to loosen the blade after use. 6.3 Blade guide The two blade guides are equipped with widia inserts (Pic.17-18). The widia inserts beside the blade act as blade guides while the bearing positioned on the back of the blade acts to support the thrust. Make sure these widia inserts always permit the blade to slide. Clean the blade guides with compressed air to prevent friction. Replace the bearings when they are worn. When the bearing on the back of the blade has a very deep furrow it must be replaced: Bearing for upper blade guide: cod.62200.2rs = D30-D10-14 Bearing for lower blade guide: cod.6200.2rs = D30-D10-9 Example: bearing to replace

Caution ! All adjustment and maintenance procedures must be performed with the machine off and power disconnected! It is prohibited to remove or tamper with the guards. It is prohibited to clean the blade while it is moving. Periodically clean the machine and remove deposits from the work table, lubricate the upper flywheel stretching guide, lubricate the blade-guide rod and all joints to prevent rust from forming. Remove any deposits on the flywheels to prevent vibrations and blade breakage. Always blow out the blade guides. 6.5 Checking safety devices Periodic check : To check that safety devices operate properly keep to the following instructions: CHECKING ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (switch) 1) start up the machine; 2) press the switch’s stop push-button (the machine should stop); 3) start up the machine again and press the emergency stop push-button (the machine should stop). CHECKING ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS (limit switches): 1) start up the machine; 2) open the flywheel guards (the machine should stop); 3) start up the machine again and push the table to its travel limit towards the blade (the machine should stop); 4) the machine has a safety limit switch that prevents it from being started up if the table is inclined in its transportation position (Pic.19). CAUTION: Periodically clean the limit switches to prevent formation of deposits that prevent them from operating. Make sure that the piston goes CLICK ! (the machine will not operate if the limit switch piston remains in)

7.1 Electric motor Engine of a power of 1.85 kW. The machine is equipped with a thermal protection which turn off the engine in the event of overload and this in two different situations: a) Stop little time after the interlocking The connection is not made correctly or a phase is not under tension. To put the switch on the off position (red button) and respectively to check the connection and/or the voltage phase. b) Stop during the cut The engine was overloaded. Switch ON-OFF is also used as emergency stop key. 7.2 230V Single-phase wiring diagram

8.1 Fault-finding procedures Should any fault occur during the use of the machine, turn it off, and isolate it from the electrical supply. Any works dealing with the electrical system or supply of the machine can only be carried out by a qualified electrician. 8.2 Trouble-shooting guide Panne Source possible Résolution Motor is not running No electricity Check the electrical supply (fuse for example) Connection cable section too small Change connection cable Defective connection cable Change connection cable Defective switch CAUTION : can only be solved by a qualified electrician Defective motor Change motor or contact motor manufacturer Motor stops during the cutting, but can be restarted after a short period Cutting advance too quick Cut slowly Defective blade Change blade 8.3 Warranty Warranty coverage is excluded on parts which are due to natural wear, thermal stresses, weather or breakdowns caused by incorrect connections, installation, operation or lubrication or caused by forceful interventions. Warranty coverage is excluded on electrical and electronic apparatus in case of damages caused by inappropriate voltage (insufficient or excess voltages). In addition no warranty coverage shall be recognized for damages caused by improper use or misuse of the machine such as unsuitable modifications or repairs made by the owner or by third parties under their own responsibility and also in case of intentional overloads of the machine. Parts subject to wear (for example cutting blades, drive belts or drive chains, blade guides, bearings, thrust bearings, condenser) as well as performance of all adjustment and calibration works are totally excluded from the warranty.

When ordering spare parts, please mention:  The serial number.  The code of the part.  The exact denomination.  The number of parts required.  The delivery address.  Please indicate clearly the means of transportation required such as "express" or "by air". Without specific instructions, we will forward the parts through the means which seem appropriate to us --- but which is not always the quickest way. Clear instructions will avoid problems and faulty deliveries. If not sure, please send us the defective part. In the case of a warranty claim, the part must always be returned for evaluation. Spare parts for the motor can be ordered with the manufacturer of the motor or with their dealer, which is often quicker and cheaper. This machine has been manufactured by: Saint-Gobain Abrasives S.A. 190, Bd. J. F. Kennedy L- 4930 BASCHARAGE Grand-duché de Luxembourg. Tel.: 00352-50 401-1 Fax: 00352- 50 16 33 http://www.construction.norton.eu e-mail: [email protected]

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