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1.- PRESENTATION AND GENERAL ASPECTS
1.1 GENERAL POINTS
1.2 TRANSPORT AND PACKING
1.3 IDENTIFICATION LABEL
2. - CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MACHINE
2.1 FAMILIES OF KEYS
2.2 ACCESSORIES
2.3 TOOL STORE
2.4 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
2.5 TECHNICAL DATA
2.6 MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE MACHINE
2.7 COMPONENTS AND FUNCTIONAL PARTS
2.7.1 CHANGING THE CUTTER AND TRACER POINT (21)
2.7.2 BLOCKING THE SLIDE AT THE END OF THE “Y” AXIS TRAVEL
2.7.3 CLAMP (6)
2.7.4 TRACER POINT SPRING MECHANISM (11)
2.7.5 SPRING MECHANISM AND BLOCKING THE SLIDE ON THE “X” AXIS (5 AND 4)
2.7.6 SUPPORT LEVER FOR TUBULAR KEYS
2.7.7 CUTTER SPEED (17)
2.7.8 KEYPAD-DISPLAY (1)
2.7.9 VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE TRACER POINT (15)
2.7.10 CONTROL OF CUTTING FORCE
3.- CUTTING
3.1 CUTTING PROCESS
3.2 KEY CUTTING
3.2.1 KA-2, KA-3 AND KA-4 KEYS.
3.2.2 KE-1 KEY.
3.2.3 SEA-1 KEY.
3.2.4 OP-WH.P AND OP-WY.P KEYS
3.2.5 ME-3.P AND ME-4.P KEYS
3.2.6 TUBULAR KEYS
3.2.7 FIC-2 AND FIC-3 KEYS
3.2.8 WIN-1D, WIN-2D, WIN-3D AND WIN-4D KEYS.
3.2.9 JIS-4.P KEY
3.2.10 FO-6.P KEY
3.2.11 MCM-10 KEY.
3.2.12 TE-T60 AND TE-T80 KEYS
4.- MAINTENANCE
4.1 REPLACING THE CLAMP JAWS
4.2 ADJUSTING THE JAWS
4.2.1 NORMAL ADJUSTMENT
4.2.2 PRECISION ADJUSTMENT
4.3 REPLACING THE FUSES
4.4 TIGHTENING AND REPLACING THE BELT
4.5 REPLACING THE MOTOR
4.6 REPLACING THE KEYPAD-DISPLAY
4.7 REPLACING THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL CARD
4.8 REPLACING THE POWER CARD AND CIRCUIT BREAKER
5.- SAFETY
6.- WASTE DISPOSAL
6.1 PACKING
6.2 SWARF
6.3 MACHINE
7.- KEY-CUTTER-TRACER POINT-ANGLE CUT-ADAPTOR TABLE
8.- EXPLODED VIEW
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