P-Lindberg 9059795 700mm Log Saw Instruction Manual

: June 5, 2024
: P-Lindberg

P-Lindberg 9059795 700mm Log Saw Instruction Manual

Description

Log saw with 700 mm hard metal blade.

Intended use

The log saw may only be used as described in this manual. All other use is deemed incorrect.

Read the whole manual and follow the instructions in the manual before using the machine.

Pay particular attention to warnings and safety instructions.

Technical specifications

This log saw is designed to operate in an ambient temperature range of 5–40oC and a relative air humidity of 50% at 40oC. The machine can be transported in an ambient temperature range of -25oC to + 55oC.

Model no.

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65665

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Motor| 400 VAC 3P + N + PE 50 Hz
Power| 5000 W (S2 15 minutes*)
Shirt-circuit current| 1 kA
Ingress Protection| IP54
Blade size| Ø 700 x Ø 30 mm
Total number teeth| 64
Capacity| Diameter: 250 mm

Length: 300–1000 mm

Blade rpm| 1400
Weight| 92.5 kg
Noise level| 96 dB(A) – ear protectors must be worn!

* S2 15 minutes = The machine stops after 15 minutes of operation and will not start again until the difference between the machine temperature and the ambient temperature is less than 2oC.

Electrical supply requirements:

The log saw must be connected to a standard power supply system, 400V (±10%), which is protected against overvoltage and undervoltage, with an earth leak circuit breaker.

The power supply and extension cable must have 5 wires = 3P + N + PE. Cables that are used must comply with EN60245, which is stated as H 07 RN. This is mandatory and must be checked at all times.

Safety instructions

Become familiar with your log saw
Ensure that you have read and understood the user manual and the safety labels on the machine. Learn how the machine functions, what its limitations are and the potential hazards that can arise.

Narcotics, alcohol and medicine
Do not use the log saw if you are under the influence of medicine, alcohol or narcotics or any other substance that can affect your ability to operate the machine.

Avoid dangerous conditions
Only use the machine on a level, dry and firm surface. Never use the log saw on a slippery, wet, muddy or icy surface. Always choose a work area without grass, vegetation or any other interfering elements. There must be plenty of free space around the log saw. Ensure the area is kept clean and tidy, and is well lit. Do not use the log saw in wet or humid surroundings and do not expose it to rain. Do not use the log saw in areas where there is a hazard from vapour from paint, solvents or volatile liquids.

Inspecting the log saw
Always inspect the log saw before use. Keep the guard in place and in a good condition. Use correctly sharpened blades. Only ever use blades that have been manufactured in accordance with EN847-1:2005. Ensure that all tools are removed from the saw before switching on the machine. Replace damaged, missing or worn parts before the work begins. Ensure that all nuts, bolts and screws are tightened.
Never use equipment if it requires maintenance work or if it is in a poor state.

Clothing
Never wear loose-fitting clothing, gloves, ties or jewellery (rings, armbands) or anything else that can become trapped in moving parts. It is recommended that suitable work gloves and non-slip shoes are used. Cover up long hair to ensure that it cannot become trapped in the machine.

Protect eyes and face
A log saw can eject foreign objects into your eyes and this may cause permanent eye damage. Always use safety goggles. Regular glasses do not provide sufficient protection against eye damage. Use a facemask or dust mask if the task is dusty.

Extension cables
Incorrect use of extension cables can lead to inefficient operation of the log saw and cause overheating. To ensure sufficient power to the motor, the extension cable may not be longer than 10 m and may not have a thickness that is less than 1.5 mm2. Avoid exposed and insufficiently insulated connections. Connections must be made using protected material that is suitable for outdoor use.

Avoid electric shocks
Ensure that the electric circuit is adequately fused and that it matches the current, voltage and frequency rating of the motor. Ensure that there is an earth connection and an earth leak circuit. Make sure the log saw has an earth connection. Avoid touching earthed surfaces, pipes, radiators, fridges, etc. Never open the socket/plug. If this is necessary, it must only be carried out by a qualified electrician. Avoid touching the plug’s metal pins when connecting or disconnecting the saw log from the power circuit.

Keep bystanders at a safe distance
The log saw may only be operated by one person, which means only this person can be inside the work area. Keep bystanders, including children and animals, at a safe distance from the work area – especially when the log saw is in operation. Never allow other people to help you free a stuck log. The machine must only be operated by persons over 16 years of age. A person aged 16–18 years old may operate the machine only under the supervision of an adult and after thorough training.

Examine the log
Never attempt to saw wood containing nails, wire or other foreign objects. Branches must be sawed off, so that the log edge is flush.

Work posture
Always make sure you have a good foothold. Never stand on the log saw. Serious injury can occur if the log saw falls over or with accidental contact with the blade.

Avoid accidents
Only insert or remove logs from the log saw after the log saw has stopped moving.
Avoid removing stumps from the cutting area while the machine is still operating. Keep your hands away from all moving parts. Never use damaged blades or blades that have been dropped. Do not reach around the blade with your hands while the log saw is operating. Do not stand or have any part of your body positioned in the saw blade’s cutting direction. Avoid awkward ways of working and hand positions where a moment of inattention could lead to your hand moving under the blade. Never stack unsawed logs in such a way that you must reach in over the log saw. Only operate the handle with your hands. Never use feet or any other part of the body. Never try to free a stuck blade without having first switched off the log saw.

Do not force the saw
The log saw will work better and more safely if it is allowed to work as intended. Do not use the log saw for something it was not intended to do. Never under any circumstances make any changes to the log saw. The equipment is designed and manufactured for use as described in this user manual. If the equipment is changed or used in a way that circumvents its output or capacity, this will risk serious or fatal injury and the warranty will be void. Never attempt to saw logs that are in excess of the log saw’s capacity. This can be dangerous and may damage the machine.
Never leave the equipment switched on or unattended Wait until moving parts have stopped moving.

Disconnect the power
Remove the plug from the socket when the equipment is not being used or when it is to be serviced or cleaned. Always check the user manual before beginning the servicing of the machine.

Carefully maintain the log saw
Always clean the equipment after use. Keep the machine clean for the best and most reliable performance. Follow the instructions for lubrication. Always keep buttons, handles and switches clean, dry and free of oil and grease.

Child safety at the workshop
Lock the workshop. Store the log saw out of the reach of children and unauthorised persons.

Safety labels on the machine

Read the user manual thoroughly.
WARNING! Wear ear defenders.
Noise can cause damage to hearing.
WARNING! Wear safety goggles.
The machine generates sparks, splinters and dust, which can cause eye injuries.
Use safety gloves.
Use safety footwear.
Use safety workwear.
WARNING! Use respiratory protective equipment.
When sawing wood and other material, dust is generated which can be damaging to health. Never use the machine on materials containing asbestos.
Removing or making changes to the protective and safety elements is forbidden.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury.
If the user’s hands come into contact with the blade it will result in serious injury.
Always remove the plug from the socket before carrying out any repairs, maintenance or cleaning of the log saw.
Keep children and bystanders at a safe distance.

Overview of the machine’s parts

Product Overview

Frame and motor
Wheel
Wheel
User Manual
Saw blade – wrench M12
Bag with various bolts, etc.

Fitting

The log saw has been assembled at the factory and only needs the wheels to be fitted:

Push the washer, a wheel and a washer on the wheel axle and secure all of it using a pin. Remember to bend the pin’s ends, so it remains in place. Repeat the process with the next wheel.

Assembly Instructions

Become familiar with your log saw

Product Overview

User Instructions

Important! – The locking plate must be lifted before sawing begins!

locking plate

Power supply and operation

Put the plug in the socket and switch on the motor using the ON/OFF button. The saw blade will begin to rotate as soon as the motor is switched on.

Open the safety guard and lay the log into position on the tilting table and close the guard. Hold the handle on the left side of the tilting table and tilt the tilting table in against the blade. The moving blade guard will open and the blade will become visible. Continue to push with an even pressure until the log on the tilting table is sawed through. Stop pushing and the tilting table will return to its starting position.

Repeat the process until the work is done.

To stop the machine, switch off the motor using the ON/OFF switch and wait for the saw to stop rotating. Remove the plug from the socket and clean the equipment using a cloth.

Preventative maintenance

Inspect the log saw’s general state. Check for loose screws, misalignments and moving parts that do not move freely, cracks and damaged parts and anything that can affect the machine’s safe operation. Remove all of the dirt from the saw using a soft brush, vacuum cleaner or compressed air. Make maintenance a part of the daily operation.

Inspect
Check nuts, bolts and joints – ensure that they are tightened correctly.
Inspect the saw blade – sharpen the blade if blunt and replace the blade if damaged.

Freeing a stuck log

If a log becomes stuck, immediately switch off the equipment and wait until the saw has stopped rotating and then remove the plug from the socket. Only then, can the log be removed.

Sharpen the saw blade

The saw blade can be sharpened several times without removing it from the log saw. Use a fine file, 8-12”.

When sharpening the blade manually, file the front of the saw tooth and across a distance of 5–7 mm.

Always retain the tooth’s original shape.

Avoid making a sharp notch in the base of the tooth with the file.

Always clean the saw holder carefully.

Inspect the blade thoroughly to ensure that you do not saw with a cracked blade.

Transport

The log saw is equipped with two wheels for easy transport.

Push the tilting table towards the motor until it touches the stop plate. Lock securely using the locking plate.

Take up a position behind the unit and tip the wheel axle forwards.

Tilt the machine up and use a foot to pull the wheel axle in to your body, so that the log saw is once again in the operating position.

Using Instructions

Using Instructions
Important! – Never transport the log saw with logs on the tilting table.

Maintenance

IMPORTANT! Remember to switch off the machine, wait for the blade to stop moving and remove the plug from the socket before carrying out any adjustment, service or maintenance on the equipment.

In general

As much as possible, keep all of safety mechanisms, vents and motor guard free for dirt and dust. Dry the equipment using a soft cloth or blow clean using compressed air at low pressure.

We recommend that the equipment is cleaned immediately after use.

Clean the equipment regularly using a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not use cleaning agents or solvents as they could damage plastic parts on the equipment. Ensure that water cannot penetrate the equipment. If water penetrates an electrical machine it means there is an electrical shock hazard.

To extend the equipment’s lifetime, it is recommended that the rotary parts are lubricated once a month. Do not lubricate the motor.

Replacing the saw blade

Remove the pin and washer from the guide pin/spring.
Remove the M5 nut and washer from the guard plate.
Slowly lower the tilting table to the ground.
Loosen the assembly bolt to release the ring on the stop bolt.
Remove the stop bolt.
Put the stop bolt in the hole on the blade guard to block the saw’s rotation.
Loosen and remove the M12 x 30 bolt using the accompanying saw blade wrench.
Remove the washer and hold the flange and remove the blade.

Storage

When the equipment is not being used, store it in a dry and locked place out of the reach of children. If the equipment is to be stored for a longer period of time, it is recommended that the equipment is cleaned and all of the moveable parts are lubricated using a suitable oil. This will extend the saw’s lifetime and ensure optimal operation.

Cable drawing

Troubleshooting

Problem	Cause	Solution
The saw blade is loose after the motor switches off	The nut is not
sufficiently tightened	Tighten the nut
The motor does not start	Remove the main fuse	Check the main fuse
Defective extension cable	Replace the extension cable
Defective connection on the motor or switch	Contact an electrician
Incorrect direction of rotation on the motor	Defective capacitor	Contact an

Exploded-view drawing

EU Declaration of Conformity

EU — importer:
P. Lindberg A/S
Sdr. Ringvej 1
DK-6600 Vejen
Phone: +45 70212626
E-mail: saig@p-lindberg.dk
CVR: 25903110
www.p-lindberg.dk

Hereby declare that the following machine:
Log Saw
PL item no. 99 59 794
PL itemno. 90 59 795

Type / model: 65651 65655

Complies with the following directives:
2006/42/EEC
2014/30/EEC
2014/35/EEC

Applied standards and norms:
EN 1870-6:2017
EN 55014-1:2017
EN 55014-2:2015
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013
Date and signature: Vejen d. 23-01-2019
P. Lindberg A/S

Enk T Lauritse Direktor

INFORMATION

Please note that the product contains plugs, where the legs of the plug contain a substance from the Candidate List in a higher concentration than the permitted amount of 0.1%.
Substance: Lead
CAS No: 7439-92-1
Concentration: 1.99% (plug 1) / 2.04% (plug 2)

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