DiamaPro SCR-394 Walk Behind Floor Scraper Owner’s Manual

: September 18, 2024
: DiamaPro

Table of Contents

SCR-394 Walk Behind Floor Scraper
Specifications:
Product Usage Instructions:
1. Safety Instructions
2. Operating the Machine
- FAQ:
Q: How often should I inspect the safety installations?
Q: Can unqualified personnel operate the floor scraper?
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SCR-394 Walk Behind Floor Scraper

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Specifications:

Product Model: SCR-394
Product Type: Walk-Behind Floor Scraper
Manufacturer: Diamapro Systems

Product Usage Instructions:

1. Safety Instructions

It is essential to adhere to the safety instructions provided in
the manual to avoid accidents and injuries.

1.1. Explanation of Symbols & Instructions

Safety instructions are marked by specific symbols and signal
words indicating the level of hazard.

WARNING! – Indicates a potentially dangerous
situation leading to minor injuries.
CAUTION! – Indicates a potentially dangerous
situation leading to minor injuries.
PROHIBITION! – Indicates an immediate
dangerous situation leading to death or serious injuries.

1.3. Owner’s Obligations

The owner must:

Be informed about health and safety regulations.
Determine additional hazards through a risk assessment.
Regularly examine compliance with regulations.
Regulate responsibilities for installation, operation,
maintenance, and cleaning.
Ensure all staff are trained and informed about hazards.

1.4. Operating Personnel Qualification

Only qualified personnel should operate the machine to prevent
risks of injuries or death.

2. Operating the Machine

Follow these steps to operate the walk-behind floor scraper:

Ensure all safety installations are complete and in working
order.
Check the machine’s condition before operation.
Power on the machine using the designated switch.
Adjust settings as needed for the floor surface.
Engage the scraper blades and slowly move the machine
forward.
Monitor the scraping process and adjust speed if
necessary.
Once finished, power off the machine and clean the scraper
blades.

FAQ:

Q: How often should I inspect the safety installations?

A: It is recommended to inspect all safety installations before
each use to ensure they are complete and functioning correctly.

Q: Can unqualified personnel operate the floor scraper?

A: No, only qualified personnel should operate the machine to
prevent accidents and injuries.

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OWNER’S MANUAL
SCR-394
WALK-BEHIND FLOOR SCRAPER
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD
Form must be completed and submitted within 30 days from the date of purchase.
Customer Information First and Last Name

Company Name

Address

City

State Zip Code

Phone Number

Email

Machine Information Machine Type Serial #

Machine Model Purchase Date (dd/mm/yy)

DiamaPro Systems® 3343 Peachtree Road NE
Suite 145 #24 Atlanta, GA 30326
470-977-2323 n www.diamaprosystems.com n info@diamaprosystems.com

INTRODUCTION
This manual guarantees the safe and efficient use of the machine. This manual is part of the machine and has to always be kept near the machine and be accessible for the operating personnel at all times. The operating personnel have to have carefully read and understood this manual before any work commences. Prerequisite for safe working is the compliance with all the safety and handling instructions in this manual. Furthermore, the local accident prevention regulations and the general safety conditions for the use of the machine are applicable. Illustrations in this manual are for the purpose of explanation and may differ from the actual design of the machine. When passing the machine on to third parties this manual must be included. All of the instructions and technical specifications in this manual have been written in compliance with current technical norms and regulations together with our many years of knowledge and experience.
Disclaimer: DiamaPro® Systems and its affiliates take no responsibility for any damage, injury or death resulting from the incorrect or unsafe use of this product. Use of this product should be undertaken by competent persons only. It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that the following safety procedures are followed. If you are unsure, do not operate this product.
1. SAFETY
1.1. Explanation of Symbols & Instructions
Safety instructions in this manual are marked by symbols. Instructions are introduced by signal words which express the scale of the hazard.
It is essential that these instructions are adhered to and the machine is operated with caution to avoid accidents, injuries and material damage.
WARNING! …indicates a potentially dangerous situation which if not avoided can lead to minor or light injuries.
CAUTION! …indicates a potentially dangerous situation which if not avoided can lead to minor or light injuries.
PROHIBITION! …indicates an immediate dangerous situation which if not avoided can lead to death or serious injuries.

1.3. Owner’s Obligations
The owner is a person who operates the machine for commercial or economic use or leaves it to a third person for use/application and during its use carries the legal responsibility for the protection of the user, personnel or a third person. The machine is used in the commercial sector. The owner of the machine is therefore obliged to comply with the legal responsibilities for health and safety. The local regulations of the place of use as well as accident prevention measures of the local trade association must be adhered to.
It applies in particular that the owner: – is informed about current health and safety regulations. – determines during a risk assessment additional hazards which occur
through specific working conditions on the operating site of the machine. – implements in a job control statement the necessary compliance require-
ments for the operation of the machine on the operating site. – regularly examines during the entire operating time that the operating
instructions comply with the current status of regulations. – that the operating instructions-if necessary- are adjusted to new regula-
tions, standards and conditions of use. – clearly regulates the responsibilities for the installation, operation, mainte-
nance and cleaning of the machine. – ensures that all staff working near or with the machine have read and
understood the operating instructions. Furthermore he or she has to train all personnel in regular intervals and inform them about possible hazards.
Additionally the owner is responsible for: – the impeccable condition of the machine. – the servicing of the machine in the recommended maintenance intervals. – the regular inspection of all safety installations ensuring that they are
complete and in working order.
1.4. Operating Personnel
QUALIFICATION
The different tasks described in this manual request various qualifications from the persons dealing with the machine.
WARNING! Danger for persons with insufficient qualifications! Insufficiently qualified persons can not judge the risks when operating the machine and put themselves and others at risk of serious injuries or death. – All work must only be performed by qualified personnel. – Insufficiently qualified persons must be kept away from the operating area.
In this manual the necessary qualifications for the persons and the different tasks are listed:

ADVICE! …emphasizes tips and recommendations as well as information for efficient and failure-free operation.
1.2. Intended Use

OPERATOR: the operator has been instructed by the owner and been given the assigned tasks and has been informed about the possible hazards in case of improper behavior. Tasks which go beyond regular operation tasks can only be executed by the operator if listed in this manual and have been explicitly authorized by the owner.

The machine is used for the removal of all sorts of floor coverings for example UPVC, linoleum, carpets, rubber floors as well as tiles, coatings, adhesives and parquet flooring! The machine is NOT suited as tractor unit or for demolition work. This includes the compliance with the manufacturer´s operating, maintenance and servicing conditions! Any use beyond the intended use or other types of use is considered misuse.
WARNING! Danger due to misuse! Misuse can lead to dangerous situations.
– Operation outside the specified limit values of the technical data. – Bypassing or overriding of safety installations. – Remodeling refitting or changing the construction or individual parts
with the intention to alter the area of application or use of the machine. – Use of the machine when not in perfect technical condition. – Use of the machine in potentially explosive areas.
Claims of any sort of damages following improper use.

TRAINED PERSONS have been instructed by the owner and been given the assigned tasks and have been informed about the possible hazards in case of improper behavior.
QUALIFIED PERSONNEL Qualified personnel is able to carry out assigned tasks and recognize and avoid independently possible hazards given their specialist training, knowledge and experience as well as their knowledge of relevant norms and regulations.
MANUFACTURER Certain work can only be carried out by trained personnel of the manufacturer. Other personnel are not authorized to carry out this work. Please contact our customer service for required work.
UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS WARNING! Danger for unauthorized persons in the operating area! Unauthorized persons have to be kept away from the operating area. If in doubt remove persons from the operating area. Interrupt the work as long as unauthorized persons are in the operating
area.

INSTRUCTION The owner of the machine has to regularly instruct all personnel. For better documentation an instruction protocol with the following minimum content has to be kept: – date, content of the instruction – name of the instructor – signatures of the instructed and instructor
1.5. Personal Protective Equipment
When operating the machine personal protective clothing has to be worn in order to minimize health hazards.
The following protective clothing has to be worn by anybody in the operating area.
Protective work clothing. Wear appropriate work clothing! Work clothing should fit tightly and loose garments should be avoided since they can get caught in the machine.
Protective gloves Protective gloves to protect your hands when changing blades.
Ear protection + Protective goggles Ear protection offers you protection from hearing damage through noise. Protective goggles protect your eyes from floor covering flying around.
Safety shoes Safety shoes protect your feet from bruising and from sharp objects and from slipping on slippery ground.
Respirator mask Dust can lead to breathing complaints. When working for a long time or on dusty ground a respirator mask has to be worn to protect your respiratory tract from dust and from small particles.
1.6. Signage
WARNING! Danger with illegible signage! With time labels and signage can become dirty or illegible so that hazards can´t be recognized and necessary instructions adhered to. This means an increased risk of injury. – Keep all safety, warning and operating instructions always in legible condition. – Damaged labels or signage has to be replaced immediately.
The following symbols and signs can be found in the operating area. They refer to the immediate area where they have been placed.
WARNINGS Sharp blade Wear protective gloves when changing blades
COMMANDMENTS Read and understand the user instructions
Wear ear protection and safety goggles Wear appropriate work clothes Wear safety shoes
1.7. Safety Installations
WARNING! Danger through defective safety installations! Defective or suspended safety installations can cause severe injuries and death.
– Before work can start all safety installations have to be inspected to see whether they are functioning properly and have been correctly installed.
– Never suspend safety methods or override them. – Make sure that all safety methods are always accessible.

1.8. Occupational Safety & Special Risks
The following paragraph explains residual risks which might be present even if the machine is used correctly. To reduce the risk for persons and material damages and to avoid dangerous situations the listed safety information in this paragraph and in the remaining manual has to be adhered to.
Improper use
WARNING! Danger through improper use! Make sure: Only use machine when in perfect technical condition.
Defects are to be resolved immediately. Modifications to the machine are not permitted and can impair safety. Before regular maintenance, cleaning and repairs the power has to
be switched off and secured against unintentional start-up (switch off drives). Never override or switch off safety installations. All work on the machine and/or its electrical components has to be carried out by trained personnel. Repair or maintenance work must only be carried out when the machine is switched off. The machine has to be secured against unintentional start-up.
Axis movements
WARNING! Danger of injury through axis movements! Collision of persons with the machine or its tools can lead to severe injury.
Make sure: Unauthorized persons in the operating area are strictly prohibited! Safety installations and/or functions must not be switched off or
overridden. Do not hold any body parts between moving components. Blades must only be changed when the machine is idle. Wear personal protective gear in the operating area. Assistants must always keep a safety distance of a minimum radius
of 1 meter from the machine.
Removed materials
WARNING! Injuries through removed materials! The removed floor covering can fly around or be thrown around unexpectedly and cause serious injury.
Make sure: Wear face protection or fully closed and tight fitting goggles, protective
clothing, protective gloves and safety shoes. Seek medical attention immediately if particles have entered your eyes. Assistants must always keep a safety distance of a minimum radius
of 1 meter from the machine.
Sharp edges and sharp corners
CAUTION! Danger of injury from sharp edges and sharp corners! Sharp edges and sharp corners can scratch and cut into your skin. Make sure: Be careful when working near sharp edges and sharp corners. Wear protective gloves when in doubt.
Insertion tools (knifes/blades)
CAUTION! Danger of injury through improper use of tools! Improper use of tools can cause bruising and cuts.
Make sure: Use tools carefully and as intended. Consider the weight of tools in transport. Wear protective gloves and safety shoes.

Working environment
CAUTION! Avoid dangerous conditions! Do not operate machine in rain, stormy surroundings, humidity or wet areas or in explosive environments (gaseous vapours, dust or flammable materials). Remove materials and debris which can be ignited by sparks. Keep your working area clean and well lit. Untidy and dark working areas increase the danger of accidents. Keep spectators away from the working area. Children and spectators must keep a safety distance from the working area in order not to distract the driver and not to come in contact with the machine. The driver must always be aware of who is nearby. Also protect other persons in the working area. Provide safety screens and protective shields to protect others from the movement of the machine and debris. Always be aware of the position of your colleagues when the machine is in operation. Close off working area. Colleagues must never be in front or behind the running machine. Noncompliance can lead to serious injuries or death. Keep working area clean and tidy! Unsecured, scattered components and tools are a potential source for accidents
Start-up and operation
WARNING! Danger of injury through improper start-up and operation. Improper start-up and operation can lead to personal injury or material damage.
Make sure: Start-up and operation can only be executed by sufficiently trained
personnel, authorized and instructed by the owner of the machine. Before work commences all safety installations have to be inspected
to check whether they are functioning properly and have been correctly installed. Keep working area tidy and clean! Unsecured, scattered components and tools are a potential source for accidents
WARNING! Non-stop work; Malpositions, vibrations and machine movementscause pain and fatigue
Make sure: – observe regular breaks
Maintenance and troubleshooting
WARNING! Danger of injury through improper maintenance and troubleshooting! Improper maintenance and troubleshooting can lead to severe personal injury and material damage.
Make sure: Any maintenance work and troubleshooting must only be carried out by
sufficiently qualified and instructed personnel. Secure machine from unintentional start-up. Switch off drive! Provide sufficient space before starting maintenance work. Keep working area clean and tidy! Unsecured, scattered components
and tools are a potential source for accidents.
When components need to be replaced: – Contact DiamaPro Systems® or authorized representative.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS / ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
WARNING! Risk of death due to electric current! Only connect the machine to the electrical values stated on the rating plate. Check before startup.
Only connect the machine to an approved power cable and plug. For Europe, approved power cables and plugs must be used. Cable Type H07BQ-F3G2,5 length max 10 m, 230ASP/Kupp. Using the machine with cables of insufficient average and / or excessive length may result in personal injury or property damage.
Have electrical equipment such as a relay, protective circuit or power line checked by an authorized electrician. If the circuit breaker trips or trips repeatedly, it can cause electrocution.
Never work with a damaged cable or plug. Worn or damaged cables or plugs should be replaced by an electrician or authorized service personnel.

Do not use the machine if the cable is damaged. Do not pull on the cable to move the machine. Using the machine with a damaged cable can cause an electric shock.
Never switch off the earthing cable or render it unusable. Using the machine in a non-earthed circuit may result in electrocution. Consult an electrician if the grounding wire is missing or if you believe that the circuit does not have adequate grounding.
The machine may only be operated on circuits with a residual current device.
When working on the machine always unplug the power plug! Maintenance, replacement or adjustment of the hydraulic fluid or components may result in personal injury to the operator and / or bystanders when the machine is plugged into the electrical outlet.
Work on electrical components of the machine may only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Keep the cable away from the lower part of the machine so that the blade does not come into contact with it. Always keep the cable raised above the machine.
Driving over or damaging the cable through the machine may result in electric shock.
The machine is only suitable for indoor use. Risk of electric shock. Do not expose the machine to water or rain.

2. PRODUCT INFORMATION

2.1. Technical Description

SPECIAL FEATURES
The powerful motor combined with the revised HYDRAULIC-DIRECTDRIVE ensures high forces and extremely low noise level.

The SCR-394 is self-propelled (forward and reverse) with infinitely adjustable speed.

Adjustable guide handle in six positions enables ergonomic operation depending on body size or preferred working position.

Weights can be removed easily for transportation at reduced net weight of the machine.
2.2. Technical Specifications

Dimensions
Height H1 (handle) Height H2 (transport) Length L1 (total) Wheel Ø Width W1 (blade) Width W2 (wheels) Width W3 (handle) Removable Weight Weight Power Supply Motor Size Hand-arm vibration on the control lever
Sound pressure at the ear of the operator 2000/14/EG

26-43 in 23 in 28 in 9 in 8 in 14 in 17 in 231 lbs 394 lbs 110V 1.5 HP
8,5 m/s²
standstill / operation 73 dB(A) / 68 dB(A)

2.2. Technical Specifications

3. TRANSPORT
3.1. Raising
Always remove all counterweights and blades before loading or unloading.
Easy to lift if you can not drive the machine or have no ramp available.
ATTENTION! machine weight Carrying or lifting the machine always with 2 people Remove the weights -> see 4.3 Adjustment of the carrying position-> see 4.2

3.3. Storage
Handle angle set in the storage position (Handle angle adjustment, see chapter 4.2)
ATTENTION ! Do not lift the machine by the handle Improper transport can cause damage to the machine and danger of falling. (Proper transport see above)

4. SETUP

3.2. Loading / Unloading
With the help of a ramp, the machine can be transported over different levels.
Make sure the ramp is clean and dry, free of grease or oil.
1. Attach ramp securely to back of vehicle, making sure there is good contact.
2. Position machine at back of ramp, respectively at head of ramp. 3. Engage power switch and drive onto vehicle, respectively drive out of
vehicle.
Lowering handle may be necessary for proper clearance into the back of smaller cars.
ATTENTION! Make sure ramp is secure before using. Failure to do so could cause ramp to fall away from truck, causing damage to the machine and/or injury to the operator.
For space-saving transport, the ramp can be folded in half. The machine can be stored in a space-saving manner when out of service or for transport in vehicles.

4.1. Blade
Choice of blade The correct blade size and the correct attachment of the blades, according to the respective floor covering or subfloor will provide the best performance of your machine.

Blade size
The harder a job is, you should select the narrowest blade to achieve optimal results.

Narrow blades usually clean the floor faster, as the machine will have less restistance as when compared to using a wider blade. Start with a narrow blade, widen the blade around the optimize cut surface.

Self-scoring U-blades
Blade bevel Normally bevel up blade is up for concrete

Bevel down for wood or soft sub-floors.

When using self-scoring U-blades for soft floors, pre-cutting of the lining is unnecessary. Depending on the type of product to be removed and the sharpness of the blade, it will be more difficult to control the machine. Therefore, you should always keep the blade and the side wings/edges sharp.
Insert / replace blade Blunt blades affect and reduce the capacity and cutting performance of the machine. Sharpen or replace the blades as needed.
Remove the power plug CAUTION ! sharp blade Wear protective gloves
Use supplied extended wrench to keep hand safely away from the edge of the blade. 1. Place a bock under the front of the machine. 2. Loosen the two hex head bolts with the extended bolt wrench and replace the blade.
It is not necessary to remove the bolts. Be sure that the blade is far enough under the blade-holder, to insure a secure hold.
USE ONLY ORIGINAL BLADES.

4.2. Handle angle
The guide handle is adjustable in six positions and can be individually adjusted to the desired working position.

4.4. Operating lever
The angle of the operating lever can be infinitely adjusted to the desired working position.
Release lever clamp with ring spanner, adjust and tighten again.
Levers must be set to the same position on both sides.

Working positions

Transport position

Pull out the mains plug! (A)
Hold both clamping levers Unscrew the left clamping lever and remove the complete handle bolt (A).
Attention handle is not fixed !! support with your body or by a second person
Set the handle to the desired position, push in the handle bolt (B) and tighten the clamping lever again.

(B)

5. OPERATION
5.1. Start-up
1. Connect the extension cord to the power cord on the guide handle of the machine.
2. Insert the plug of the extension cable into the socket/ wall power supply.
3. Turn on the machine GREEN – Start button RED – Stop button
4. You control the machine by operating the lever FORWARD -> Press the control lever forwards REVERSE -> Push control lever backwards

4.3. Weights
For easier transport, the weights should be removed. To remove the rear weight, remove two bolts with the wrench on both sides (A) and remove the weight (B).
To remove the front weight, loosen the two front bolts (C) with the wrench and remove the weight by the handle.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

ATTENTION Weights are heavy caution when removing and mounting. To carry, put handle backwards – see chapter 3.1
ATTENTION ! Never lift the complete machine by the weights. The handles on the weights are only for removing and transporting the weights themselves.

For immediate shutdown of the machine -> Release the control lever! These automatically go to the neutral position
The pressure valve is factory set and should not be adjusted.
The hydraulic oil is filled at the factory ready for operation. Filling / replacing the hydraulic fluid -> see chapter 6 Maintenance
5.2. Safe operation
Clean work area Loose components or tools lying around are sources of accident. Pay attention to tidiness and cleanliness in the work area!
In case of very dusty environment and thus limiting visibility, ensure suitable extraction / ventilation.
WARNING! Risk of injury! Avoid collisions Only use the machine in safe conditions. Always keep an eye on obstacles, especially when running backwards.
Always place the power cord behind the machine on the cable holder and away from the tool so that it does not come into contact with it. Driving over or damaging the electric cable may result in electric shock.
Break / end of work In order to avoid physical damage, regular breaks must be observed in accordance with the Technical Regulation for the Noise and Vibration Safety Regulations – TRLV.
ATTENTION! risk of injury immobilize the machine when not in use, by pulling the power plug.

5.3. Removal of floor coverings
VCT tiles
Keep blades sharp! Keep your work area clean and clear of debris.
Always wear eye- and ear- protection when working with the machine.
Never use a blade wider than the size of the tile being removed. If goods being removed still do not come up clean or the machine jumps on top of goods, reduce blade size to a smaller blade until proper blade size is found or use a smaller portion of the blade.
Vinyl-, Rubber, PVC, Direct Glued Carpet
Scribing coverings previously and cut into sheets.
Pre-scored carpet makes machine easier to control and blades stay sharper longer.
For soft coverings, the self-scoring blade can also be used.
For best results use the scoring device “JAMAS”
Ceramic tiles
Before removing ceramic tile, tiles will have to be pre-broke with a mallet or large hammer.
On small random block styles of tile, pre-breaking may not be necessary.
Open an area large enough for machine or blade to fit in, or start from a doorway.
Keep work area clean to keep good wheel contact with floor. Use slow speed and small blades.
6. MAINTENANCE
6.1. Maintenance schedule
Maintenance locations must be outside of hazardous areas. Maintenance work must be carried out with the machine switched off to prevent accidental start- up of the machine: – Pull out the mains plug!
Maintenance by the user Daily before you commence work – Clean the wheels, they need to be free of accumulated dirt – Checking the wheels for abrasion, they must have sufficient thread. – Check if all safety devices are working and are installed. – Check for hydraulic oil leaks.
WARNING! Risk of injury by hydraulic fluid! Never visually inspect hydraulic components while the machine is running. Never seek or touch pressurized hose assemblies. Leaking pressurized hydraulic fluids may develop a mist or
fine spray liquid that squirts or explodes on ignition
If hydraulic fluid leaks – Keep ignition sources away – Contact the manufacturer or specialist workshop.
– Replacement of hydraulic oil and oil filter- see chapter 6.3

Maintenance by DiamaPro Systems® annually or after the first 500 hours of operation then every 1000 operating hours – according to the checklist
– Inspection of hydraulic hoses and connections – Inspection of safety equipment – Inspection of the screw connections – Inspection of electrical components and connections

Requirements for the hydraulic hose according to BGR 237 Recommended inspection period Normal requirements 12 months

Recommended replacement intervals Normal requirements 6 years (Operating time including a maximum of 2 years storage period)
6.2. Hydraulic oil
Operating instructions for handling hydraulic oil according to § 14 Ordinance on Hazardous Substances Dangers for humans and the environment

Hydraulic oils are flammable. Vapors released when exposed to very high temperatures and spray can form explosive mixtures with air. There is a risk of ignition of oil-soaked clothing. Frequent or prolonged contact with the products, even through oil-soaked clothing, can cause skin diseases, e.g. inflammation, rash, oil acne. Products exposed to high temperatures may accumulate with hazardous substances. Water pollutant.
Protective measures and rules of conduct

Store and fill hydraulic oils only via drip pans, avoid splashing. Do not overfill drip pans with containers and do not use to store other materials. Keep away from ignition sources, do not smoke. Do not mist lubricants. Keep container closed and protect from heat. Keep soaked cloths in non-combustible, closed containers. Replace cleaning rags regularly. Mark filled containers, replace defective markings. Never use food containers or containers to be confused with them.

Hand protection: for long-term use resistant chemical protective gloves Skin protection: Avoid contact with skin and clothing.

Immediately change soaked clothing and put on only after cleaning. Do not put smeared cloths in the pockets of work clothes. Do not use solvents, thinner, benzine or something similar for skin cleansing.
Behavior in case of danger

leak:

After leakage, immediately take up with oil binder (for

example Antipestol III) and place in designated waste

containers; Ventilate the room well.

Caution, danger of slipping on greasy soil.

fires:

Have fire extinguisher available for fire class B.

Do not extinguish with water. In case of fire, there is a risk

of bursting of closed heated containers, therefore leave oil

storage in case of danger.

escape route: See marking of escape routes and emergency exits

First aid

after skin contact: Thoroughly wash with soap and water, remove

previously soaked clothes.

after eye contact: Rinse with an open eye and toward the outer

eye for ten minutes in running water, visit a eye

specialist.

after swallowing:

Do not induce vomiting, consult a doctor.

after penetration of oil: After penetration of oil under the skin immediately

consult medical attention!

Proper disposal

Collect waste in labeled non-combustible containers; Keep waste containers and empty containers closed, empty at the latest at the end of the shift or remove them from the work space.

6.2. Hydraulic oil (cont.)

Resources

Hydraulic oil

AVIA Fluid RSL 150 or compatible light liquids according to ISO 150 DIN 51524 T2

Capacity

5 Liter Order No 111 800 310 : 5-L container Order No 111 800 305 : 1-L container

ATTENTION !
Keep the hydraulic fluid clean and at the specified level. Incompatible fluids can damage the unit or cause serious injury.

Preparation Wear protective gloves and goggles

Level of hydraulic fluid
The machine is ready for operation ex works filled with hydraulic oil. The level is below the oil level screw Check the hydraulic fluid level if there is a leak, damaged or broken hose or loose fitting.

Filling / replacing the hydraulic fluid
To fill up with hydraulic fluid, unscrew the oil level plug at the rear of the tank and fill up to the mark. To replace hydraulic fluid, unscrew the oil level plug at the rear of the tank and the pressure valve at the top of the tank. Suck out the old hydraulic oil with a special hydraulic oil suction device.

A container of about 5 liters is needed to drain the liquid.
Fill with new oil.
ATTENTION! Do not overfill. Watch marking
Assemble the oil level screw on the rear of the tank.

RECOMMENDED REPLACEMENT PARTS

PART NUMBER DP-SCR-10435 DP-SCR-10437 DP-SCR-10425 DP-SCR-10442 DP-SCR-10226 DP-SCR-10445 DP-SCR-10446 DP-SCR-10303 DP-SCR-10447 DP-SCR-10426 DP-SCR-10427 DP-SCR-10251 DP-SCR-10449 DP-SCR-10448

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

Wheel Motor Fitting, 45 Degree for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Wheel Motor Fitting, 90 Degree for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Adapter for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

Pump Drive Belt for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Cutting Head Flange Bearing for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Drive Wheel for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

Hub Retainer and Bolt for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

Wheel Pin for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

Magnet for Wheel Pin for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

Molded Pigtail for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

Strain Relief for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

On/Off Switch for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

Flat Rubber Grip for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

Round Rubber Grip for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS

REF. # PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

1

DP-SCR-10084

Single Spool Valve for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

2

DP-SCR-10430

Valve Fitting Kit for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

3

DP-SCR-10431

Wheel Motor Lines for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

4

DP-SCR-10432

Pressure Line for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

5

DP-SCR-10433

Return Line for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

6

DP-SCR-10434

Suction Line for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

7

DP-SCR-10221

Wheel Motor for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

8

DP-SCR-10435 Wheel Motor Fitting, 45 Degree for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

9

DP-SCR-10437 Wheel Motor Fitting, 90 Degree for DiamaPro SCR-394 1

10

DP-SCR-10425

Adapter for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

11

DP-SCR-10438

Suction Fitting for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

12

DP-SCR-10238

Hydraulic Pump for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

13

DP-SCR-10439

Pressure Fitting for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

14

DP-SCR-10120

Suction Strainer for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

15

DP-SCR-10440

Return Fitting for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

REF. # 1 2 3 4 5 6

PART NUMBER DP-SCR-10426 DP-SCR-10427 DP-SCR-10251 DP-SCR-10276 DP-SCR-10428 DP-SCR-10429

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

Molded Pigtail for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

Strain Relief for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

On/Off Switch for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

Switch Plate For DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Electric Motor for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Inside Power Cord for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

CUTTING HEAD & DRIVE COMPONENTS

REF. # PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

1

DP-SCR-10224

Eccentric for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

2

DP-SCR-10297

Eccentric Retainer and Bolt for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

3

DP-SCR-10441

Pump Pulley for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

4

DP-SCR-10442

Pump Drive Belt for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

5

DP-SCR-10236

Bearing Spacer for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

6

DP-SCR-10226

Cutting Head Flange Bearing for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

7

DP-SCR-10443

Locking Handle for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

8

DP-SCR-10444

T-Bolt for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

9

DP-SCR-10445

Drive Wheel for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

10

DP-SCR-10300

Inside Wheel Hub for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

11

DP-SCR-10301

Outside Wheel Hub for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

12

DP-SCR-10446

Hub Retainer and Bolt for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

13

DP-SCR-10303

Wheel Pin for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

14

DP-SCR-10447

Magnet for Wheel Pin for DiamaPro SCR-394

2

MISCELLANEOUS COMPONENTS

REF. # 1 2 3 4

PART NUMBER DP-SCR-10449 DP-SCR-10448 DP-SCR-10450 DP-SCR-10116

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

Flat Rubber Grip for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394

1

Round Rubber Grip for DiamaPro SCR-84 and SCR-394 4

Tank Vent for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Hose Sleeve for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS

REF. # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

PART NUMBER DP-SCR-10133 DP-SCR-10171 DP-SCR-10237 DP-SCR-10160 DP-SCR-10163 DP-SCR-10158 DP-SCR-10159 DP-SCR-10168 DP-SCR-10169 DP-SCR-10217 DP-SCR-10219 DP-SCR-10269 DP-SCR-10270 DP-SCR-10218 DP-SCR-10227 DP-SCR-10228 DP-SCR-10236 DP-SCR-10235 DP-SCR-10174 DP-SCR-10232 DP-SCR-10152 DP-SCR-10229 DP-SCR-10172

ANCILLARY PARTS

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

Frame for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Kick Plate for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Shroud for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Lower Handle for DiamaPro SCR-394

1

Upper Handle for DiamaPro SCR-394