!! CAUTION !!

NEVER ATTEMPT TO FREE A JAMMED MACHINE BY PLACING HANDS ON

ROTOR, ROTOR KNIVES, OR WITHIN THE CUTTING CHAMBER.

HANDS MUST BE KEPT CLEAR OF THE ROTATIONAL PATH OF THE ROTOR

KNIVES.

A block of wood should be used to exert force on the rotor, usually in the direction opposite normal rotation.

Good footing on a clean floor is essential and the body should be well braced when performing this act. Guard against loss of balance should the jammed conditions suddenly come free.

A leather mallet and block of wood of sufficient length to keep hands away from the path of knives can be used if required.

Use pliers in removing material from the cutting chamber, keeping in mind that the removal of material may cause rotation of the rotor and rotor knives.

After clearing the jam, be certain that the hopper screen, and all guards and covers are secured in place before connecting power and starting the machine.

1-3 Safety Features

The granulators are equipped with safety features intended to protect personnel and the granulator. Do NOT remove or tamper with such equipment.

1-3-1 Safety Features Fitted On the Granulator

All moving drive parts, including the two pulleys and the belt, are contained in a guard, which may only be removed using specific tools and moreover cannot be fixed in the correct position without special fastenings.

Warning!

Always make sure that the guard is in position before starting the granulator.

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Sterling BP1018, BP1012 installation manual Safety Features Fitted On the Granulator