Pfm 9.0 / 9.2 dro safety manual – Pro-Cut PFM 9.2 User Manual

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PFM 9.0 / 9.2 DRO

SAFETY MANUAL

Do not move the lift or hoist up or down with the lathe attached to the vehicle.

➣ Lifting up may cause the trolley wheels to come off the ground, or reduce

their ability to react to torque from the lathe. This may cause a condition
where the lathe and trolley rotate quickly and violently when the lathe is
switched on.

➣ Moving the lift down may put excess pressure on the lathe components,

causing extensive damage to the lathe and trolley when compressed by vehicle
weight.

Do not manually lift the lathe past the limit of the trolley gas spring when
mounting the lathe to the vehicle. With the lathe off the vehicle, lower the vehicle
until the lathe can mate to the adapter without lifting. Lifting the trolley wheels from
the ground may reduce the trolley’s ability to react to torque from the lathe. This may
cause a condition where the lathe and trolley rotate quickly and violently when the
lathe is switched on.

Always keep your body and limbs clear of the wheelwell and lathe body when
switching the lathe on. This practice will reduce the risks that the lathe will injure
yofu if the lathe or trolley is not properly secured, or if the vehicle’s transmission
locks suddenly.

Always secure the trolley locking lever before turning on the lathe. Failure to
tighten this lever can allow the lathe to rotate violently when it is switched on, causing
harm to the operator, equipment or those nearby.

Use good lighting. This lathe should be used only with adequate lighting. It should
be non-blinding, stroboscopic and over 200 lux. Use additional task lighting if the
ambient light is insufficient.

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