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Powering the Machine with a
Portable Generator
When using a portable generator as an electrical
source, ensure the following power output
specifications:
Model
Voltage
68012
115 V /
230 V
68018
115 V /
230 V
68019
115 V /
230 V
Resetting the Motor
The electrical motor for the machine is equipped with
a device for thermal-overload protection. In the event
that the motor shuts down automatically, reset the
thermal-overload protector as follows:
1.
Move the O
/O
N
FF
refer to
Figure
12.
2.
Disconnect the electrical plug for the machine
from the power source
Figure 25
1. Thermal-overload
protector reset button
2. O
/O
switch
N
FF
3.
Allow the electric motor of the machine to cool
until it is warm to the touch or cooler.
Amperes
Kilowatt
Frequency/
hour
phase
19 A /
2.2 to 2.3
60 Hz /
9.5 A
Kw
single
19 A /
2.2 to 2.3
60 Hz /
9.5 A
Kw
single
24 A /
2.2 to 2.3
60 Hz /
Kw
12 A
single
switch to the O
position;
FF
(Figure
25).
3. Electrical plug
Important:
freely. Check for stone, masonry, or concrete
material between the paddles and the drum.
4.
On the side of the junction box for the motor,
press the reset button for the thermal-overload
protector
5.
Connect the electrical plug for the machine to
the power source.
6.
Rotate the O
ensure that the motor starts normally.
7.
Rotate the O
Starting and Stopping the
Motor
Starting the Motor
1.
Plug the power cord into a proper electrical
outlet.
2.
Switch the O
3.
Move the clutch lever to the O
Controlling the Paddles (page 21)
Stopping the Motor
WARNING
In an emergency situation, stop the motor
immediately.
1.
Move the clutch lever to the O
to
Controlling the Paddles (page
2.
Switch the O
refer to
Motor O
3.
Unplug the power cord.
Controlling the Paddles
DANGER
This machine is capable of amputating hands.
• Stay in the operator's position while the
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machine is running.
• Keep all bystanders a safe distance from
the machine.
• Stop the machine immediately if any
people or animals enter the work area.
• Never place any part of your body into a
position that causes an unsafe operating
condition.
21
Ensure that the paddles spin
(Figure
25).
/O
switch to the O
N
FF
/O
switch to the O
N
FF
/O
switch to the O
N
FF
position; refer to
N
FF
/O
switch to the O
N
FF
/O
Switch (page
N
FF
position and
N
position.
FF
position.
N
position; refer
21).
position;
FF
12).
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