Document Outline

• User guide
  • Before using the machine, read this user guide thoroughly and make sure that you have understood it.
  • CONTENTS
  • GENERAL
    • This user guide describes in detail how to use, maintain and inspect the chain sharpening machine. It also describes the steps t...
    • NOTE:
    • Everyone who will install, use or repair the chain sharpening machine must read and understand this manual.
      • The user guide covers installation, user and the various maintenance actions that can be done by the operator. More detailed ser...
      • If a warning decal on the machine has been damaged or is worn, a new one must be applied as soon as possible to ensure the greatest possible safety when using the chain sharpening machine.
  • DESCRIPTION OF FIELD OF APPLICATION
    • The machine is designed to sharpen cutting saw chains, for example, those on chain saws and chain saw mills.
    • The machine can sharpen the cutting teeth of chains and lugs. It works automatically.
    • The machine must be used indoors.
    • The machine is powered by a 12-volt supply.
  • SYMBOLS
    • Before using the chain sharpening machine, read this user guide thoroughly and make sure that you have understood it all.
    • Wear eye protection.
    • Wear safety gloves.
  • WARNING STICKERS
• Risk of cutting injury.
• Take care
• Direction of rotation
  • SAFETY REGULATIONS
    • Locate the machine where it is not exposed to rain or damp.
    • The site must be well lit.
    • The machine must not be located close to gas, liquids or other materials that might catch fire or explode.
    • Only a service technician is permitted to carry out work on the machine.
    • To avoid mistakes when sharpening chainsaw chains, it is extremely important to understand how the sharpening machine works.
    • Read the instruction manual carefully before doing any sharpening with the machine.
    • Always wear safety gloves and safety goggles.
    • Always check the condition of the grinding wheels.
    • Cracked, vibrating or wobbling grinding wheels must be discarded.
    • To avoid breakdowns, clean the machine to remove grinding dust.
  • MOTOR DATA - Sliprobot L1
    • Grinding motor
    • Voltage: 12 volts
    • Rotation speed: 2800 r/min
    • Peripheral speed: 22 m/s
    • Power: 90 watts
    • Current: 7.5 A
    • Grinding wheel: 150 x 4 x 16 mm
    • Overcurrent protection: Miniature circuit-breaker type ptc
    • Machine 9 kg
    • Machine dimensions: L370 x W300 x H350 mm
    • Working voltage: Min 12 V, max 14 V
  • POWER SUPPLY
    • In order to obtain the best result the machine should be connected to a car battery 12 volt (max 12-14 volt, min 9 ampere).
    • NOTE:
    • Battery placement.
    • Make sure that the battery terminals are connected to the correct poles of the battery.
    • Position the battery so that sparks from the sharpening machine cannot reach it.
      • 1. Sharpening machine
      • 6. Profile stone
      • 2. Battery cables
      • 7. Profile template (transport support))
      • 3. Grinding wheel 150 x 4 x 16:
      • 8. Allen key
      • 4. Grinding wheel 150 x 4 x 16:
      • 9. Grinding wheel guard:
      • 5. Stop clamp
      • 10. Self-tapping screw x 2
      • 11. Sprocket weight
  • FUNKTIONER
    • 1. Start the motor of the sharpening machine.
    • 12. Chain rulers.
    • 2. Start the automatic system.
    • 13. Adjusting the grinding angle 0˚- 35˚.
    • 4. Electric power (12-14 V DC) in.
    • 14. Grinding wheel.
    • 5. Stop button. (zero-voltage cutout. When the power is cut off, the machine must be started manually.)
    • 15. Grinding motor.
    • 7. Power on.
    • 16. Depth adjustment of the grinding wheel.
    • 8. Stop clamp
    • 17. The graduated scale shows grinding angles from 90˚ to 50˚.
    • 9. Cutting tooth length setting adjustment.
    • 18. Knob for adjusting the grinding angle between 90˚ and 50˚.
    • 10. Chain feeder mechanism.
    • 19. The graduated scale shows grinding angles from 90˚ to 35˚.
    • 11. Centring of length between right and left cutting tooth.
    • 20. Stop arm
    • 21. Stroke adjustment.
    • 22. Symbols
  • INSTALLING THE SHARPENING MACHINE
    • Install the machine on a bench or stand.
    • NOTE:
    • The machine must be securely fixed. 1
    • The machine must be in line with the edge of the bench or
    • about 1-5 mm outside at the front edge. 2
  • POWER SUPPLY
    • For optimum performance, the machine should be connected to a 12- volt car battery, but it can also be powered from a battery charger or some another converter with an output of 12 to max 15 volts (at least 10 amps).
    • Connect with the cables supplied, with a connector to the connector of the sharpening machine.
    • Connect the red cable to + and the black to -.
    • If the cables are switch the grinding machine will not work.
    • Check that the direction of rotation agrees with the arrow on the grinding wheel guard.
      • The grinding wheel must not be running when the sharpening machine is being set up. The incoming power must always be switched off when this work.
  • CUTTING ANGLE
    • The cutting angle can be varied between 90˚ and 50˚. Slacken knob 18. Turn the grinding head to the correct degree marking and tighten the knob. Fig A.
  • GRINDING ANGLE
    • The grinding angle can be set from 0˚- 35˚. Loosen the knob to change. Turn the grinding head to the desired angle on the degree scale. Tighten the knob. Fig B.
  • CENTRING THE GRINDING WHEEL
    • If the lengths of the right and left cutting links turn out different on sharpening, this can be adjusted with adjusting screw 11. When the screw is adjusted, the length of the inner or outer cutting links increases.
      • Be ready to stop the machine if something goes wrong during trial sharpening.
      • Check that the grinding wheel is not cracked and that it is securely fixed to the spindle. Stop the grinding wheel immediately if abnormal vibrations occur.
  • TRIAL SHARPENING
    • Test the various functions of the machine and study the its motions.
    • Always stop the machine when the grinding head reaches its uppermost position. The chain rulers are then “unlocked” and the chai...
  • SHARPENING CUTTING LINKS
    • Always wear safety gloves when handling saw chains. Risk of cutting injury.
    • With manual or automatic shoutdown. The machine can be stopped manually without a stop clamp when sharpening is complete, or with a stop clapm as described below.
    • Activate Power on, switch 7
    • Start grinding motor only with switch 1.
    • Using profile stone 7, profile the grinding wheel for the type of chain to be sharpened, as shown in Figure H. Check with profile template 6.
    • Stop the grinding motor with switch 1.
    • Place the chain to be sharpened between chain rulers 8.
    • Pull the chain around by hand and check that it runs freely in the chain rulers
    • Check also whether the chain has “double links”, that it does not have any burrs on the drive links and that it is not damaged.
    • NOTE: If there are double links, see the instructions for double links.
      • . Check that the grinding head is square to the teeth.
      • . Start the automatic system with switch 2.
      • . With wingnut 6, set the correct stroke for the chain to be sharpened.
      • . Set the sharpening depth approximately with wheel 5.
      • . Set the sharpening length approximately with wheel 4.
      • . Start the grinding motor only with switch 1.
      • . Set the sharpening depth finely with wheel 5.
      • . Set the sharpening length finely with wheel 4.
      • . Stop the automatic system with switch 2 and the motor with switch 1.
      • . Then fix clamp 9, see Fig F, after the first or last sharpened tooth.
      • . Let the machine run one revolution to clamp 9. Fig F. Stop the machine against stop arm 20.
  • FOR A DOUBLE LINK, PROCEED AS FOLLOWS
    • Sharpen the other (2) (Fig E) of the two links on the same side, double links 2.3.
    • Stop the automatic system with switch 2.
    • Fix the clamp 1 (Fig F) between the two double links 2.3.
    • Start the automatic system with switch 2 and the motor with switch 1.
    • Let the machine run one revolution to clamp 9 (Fig. F). Stop the machine using the stop arm 20.
  • SHARPENING SETTING
    • Setting the stroke between the cutting links.
    • (Slacken the wingnut and push it to the right for a shorter stroke.)
    • Adjust the cutting tooth length setting. (Clockwise = shorter cutting tooth)
    • Depth adjustment of the grinding wheel. (Anticlockwise=deeper grinding into the cutting tooth).
  • GRINDING THE DEPTH GAUGE LUGS
    • The incoming power must always be switched off.
    • Set the grinding angle (o˚ degrees); see under Grinding angle.
      • Check that the grinding wheel is not cracked and that it is securely fixed to the spindle.
      • Stop the grinding wheel immediately if abnormal vibrations occur.
    • Install the correct grinding wheel 1 (Fig G) for grinding the depth gauge lugs (6 mm). Profile the grinding wheel so that it matches the lugs 2.
    • Adjust 3 back so that the grinding wheel 1 is aimed at the lug 2. (Apart from this, a similar procedure to the grinding of cutting links).
  • MAINTENANCE
    • CHANGING THE GRINDING WHEEL
      • The incoming power must always be switched off.
    • 1. Lift up the grinding head (1) and remove the guard (9).
    • 2. Hold the grinding wheel (2) and slacken the nut (3) manually or with pliers.
    • 3. Remove the old grinding wheel and fit the new one. Hand-tighten the nut
      • SETTINGS AND SERVICING
        • The incoming power must always be switched off.
      • If one cutting link gets to deep or too shallow, this can be changed by slackening screw 1, 2, 3 or 4 and turning motor 5 as shown.
      • Turn the motor in the relevant direction and tighten the screws.
      • The machine is largely maintenance-free, but it should be kept clean by removing any grinding dust.
        • Replace the wire immediately if it is in a poor condition.
      • The wire (3) must be inspected after 40 hours’ running to check that it is not in poor condition and that its tension is correct.
  • TROUBLESHOOTING
    • The incoming power must always be switched off.
    • The chain is not fixed during sharpening (Fig. I). Tighten M6 nut (1) clockwise about one turn, or more if necessary.
      • More thorough servicing or troubleshooting must be done by the dealer’s servicing team.
    • 1. 12-020
    • 2. 12-021
    • 3. 12-022
    • 4. 12-023
    • 5. 12-024
    • 6. 12-025
    • 7. 12-026
    • 8. 12-027
    • 9. 12-028
      • Pos. artikel nr
    • 1. 12-055
    • 2. 12-056
    • 3. 12-057
    • 4. 12-058
    • 5. 12-059
    • 6. 12-060
    • 7. 12-061
    • 8. 12-062
    • 9. 12-063
    • 10. 12-064
    • 11. 12-065
    • 12. 12-066
    • 13. 12-067
  • EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
    • Manufacturer:
    • Markusson Development Systems AB
    • Tegelbruksvägen
    • 762 31 Rimbo, Sweden
    • hereby declares that:
    • Sliprobot L1
    • Logosol Sliprobot L1
    • has been manufactured in compliance with the following EC directives:
    • 98/37 EC, The Machine Directive
    • 73/23 EEC as amended, The Low-Voltage Directive
    • 89-336/EEC as amended, The EMC Directive
    • The following standards were used as a basis for this declaration.
    • EN ISO 12100-1, -2
    • EN 61000-6-3, EN 55014-1, -2
    • Signed:
    • CEO: Pär Markusson
    • Company:
    • Markusson Development Systems AB
    • Tegelbruksvägen
    • 762 31 Rimbo, Sweden
    • Date: 2006-06-15
    • Place: Rimbo Sweden
    • Sign:
      • The machine must not be located close to gas, liquids or other materials that might catch fire or explode.
  • Basic tip:
    • Cutting angle, see page 8 in the operator's manual. In most cases here we recommend to grind at 60 degrees or from 50 to max 75 degrees. This also applies if the chain manufacturers recommend other settings.
    • Sharpening settings, see page 12 in the operator's manual.
    • The stroke length setting is changed by loosening the wing nut. Now slide the plate that controls the stroke length so that the front feeder arm falls down approximately 2 mm behind the cutting tooth to be fed forward. Tighten the wing nut.
    • Dressing the grinding wheel, see page 13 in the operator's manual. Before sharpening the cutting links, dress the periphery of t...
    • The supplied sprocket weight can ideally be used as a weight on the chain to stretch it when sharpening. It is beneficial if the chain is slightly “tight”.
    • This grinder can sharpen most available saw chains, but not 404 chains designed for logging machines.
    • Equally long cutting links, see page 9 in the operator's manual (CENTRING THE GRINDING WHEEL). If the right and left-hand cuttin...