Conair CSC Handbücher

Conair CSC Betriebsanweisung (283 Seiten)

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Englisch

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Medline Combination

1

Puller/Cutter

1

Table of Contents

3

4-1 Operation

4

Table of Contents l iii

5

Table of Contents l v

7

Table of Contents l vii

9

5-1 Maintenance

10

A Appendix

11

B Appendix

11

C Appendix

11

D Appendix

11

6-1 Troubleshooting

11

E Appendix

12

F Appendix

12

Introduction

13

Purpose of the User Guide

14

How the Guide is Organized

14

Your Responsibility as a User

14

ATTENTION:

15

Read this so no one gets hurt

15

How to Use the Lockout Device

17

1-6 l Introduction

18

Puller/Cutter?

20

Typical Applications

20

Limitations

21

Works (continued)

23

2-6 l Description

24

Puller Optional Equipment

27

Cutter Optional Equipment

27

Common Optional Equipment

28

Installation

29

Unpacking the Boxes

30

Preparing for Installation

31

Positioning the Medline

32

Combination Puller/Cutter

32

3-6 l Installation

34

Installing the Cutter Blades

35

Mounting the Cutter Bushings

36

Adjusting Belt Tension

38

Setting the Belt Gap

41

Checking Repeatability

42

Repeatability Test Results

43

Preparing for Testing

44

Testing the Installation

45

Operation

47

Operation (continued)

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Conair Medline Combination

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Puller/Cutter - Touch Panel

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Using the Main Page

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Using Folder Tabs

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Using the Puller Control

54

Using Footage

57

Using Remote Scrolling

57

Switched (Local/Remote) Modes

58

Analog Trim Modes

58

Storing the Belt Gap

59

Using the Cutter Control

60

Setting the Blade Speed

65

Using Multiple Blades

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(Optional)

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(Optional) (continued)

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Blow Amount

69

Blow Activation

69

(continued) (Optional)

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Scrap/Sort

71

Total Counter

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Batch Counter

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Set (continued)

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Pulse/Latch

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Accessing Secured Pages and

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Presets (continued)

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Using File Pages

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Using File Pages (continued)

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Operation l 4-37

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Changing the Password

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Using the Events Page

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Using the Faults Page

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Using the IO Page

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Using the IO Page (continued)

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Modes Page

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Modes Page (continued)

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Selecting Modes

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Master Mode

93

Follower Mode

93

Analog Mode

93

Switchable Modes

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Trim Modes

94

Profile/Bubble/Taper Mode

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Time Mode

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Encoder Mode

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Encoder Sequence Mode

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Product Mode

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Flywheel Mode

96

Modes (continued)

97

Scroll Page Descriptions

100

Puller Scrolls - Panel

101

(continued)

102

Ramps Page Description

106

Encoders Page Description

106

Scale Page Description

110

Cutter - Encoder Input

111

Puller - Encoder Input

112

Puller - Encoder Output

114

Puller - Belt Scale

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Maximum Speed and Volts

116

Analog Input

119

Trim Modes - Authority

120

Remote Digital Potentiometer

121

Scale Units

122

Angles Page Description

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Park Angle

124

Cut Angle

125

Set Up 2 Page Description

126

Tuning the Belt Drive

127

Tuning the Cutter

130

Quality Page Description

132

Input Polarity

134

When Bad

135

Counters

136

Take Away/Blow Off

136

Deferred Sample

136

Factory Pages Description

137

About Page Description

138

Encoder Sequence Page

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Description

139

Cuff Page Description

141

Trigger Settings

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Gate Off Distance

143

Profile/Bubble/Taper Mode

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Profile Page Description

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Velocity Page Description

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Graph All Page Description

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4-130 l Operation

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Main Screen

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Cutter Control Instructions

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Control Instructions: Total

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Operation l 4-137

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4-138 l Operation

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Operation l 4-139

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Cutter Control Instructions:

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Hold-Off Screen

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Blade Speed Screen

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Blade Count Screen

188

Functions Areas

189

4-146 l Operation

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Minimum Measurement

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Maintenance Area

193

Encoder Area

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Direction

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Encoder Direction

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Measure

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Distance

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Operation l 4-153

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4-156 l Operation

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Operation l 4-157

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Cutter Powering Up

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Puller Operation Control

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4-160 l Operation

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Programming Scroll Increments

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Using Scroll Increments

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Operator Entered Speed Change

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Footage Counter

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Diagnostics Screen

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Puller Speed Remote

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DANGER: Pinch Hazard

214

Powering Up the Cutter

217

Programming the Puller Speed

217

Starting the Puller

218

Stopping the Puller

219

Shutting Down the Puller

219

Combination Control Features

219

Checking Cut Quality

220

Setting the Scale Factor

220

Setting the Cut Mode

221

Making Adjustments During

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Operation for the Cutter

222

Stopping Only the Cutter

223

Stopping the Combination

224

Maintenance

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Maintenance Features

226

Warnings and Cautions

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WARNING: Voltage hazard

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DANGER: Sharp Blades!

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• Weekly

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• Monthly

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Inspecting Cutter Blades

230

Inspecting Blade Hardware

230

Checking the Closure Latch

231

Checking Floor Locks

231

Cleaning Particulate Trap

232

Lubricating the Linear Rail

232

Checking Grease Locations

233

Switches

234

Testing Belt Tension

237

5 Fine tune tension:

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Checking the Belt Gap

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Replacing the Belts

240

Checking Torque

243

5-20 l Maintenance

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Troubleshooting

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Before Beginning

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A Few Words of Caution

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6-4 l Troubleshooting

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Puller Operation Problems

249

Possible cause

249

Solution

249

Cutter Operational Problems

250

Possible Cause

250

Product Quality Problems

254

Checking the Servo Amplifier

260

Checking the Motor Assembly

260

Checking the Encoder

261

Testing Repeatability

262

See Operation Section

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We’re Here to Help

264

Before You Call

264

Equipment Guarantee

265

Performance Warranty

265

Warranty Limitations

265

Blade materials

266

Blade Design

267

Blade Thickness

268

Optimizing Blade Speed

268

Certain Materials

268

• the cutting blade width

269

• blade speed (cutter rpm)

269

• extrudate cross section

269

Straight blade

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Curved blade

270

Conair Cutter Blades

271

All About Cutter Bushings

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All about Cutter Bushings

273

Blade and Bushing Lubrication

277

Choosing Belt Materials

280

Conair Belts

280

Appendix l F-1

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Actuator

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Appendix l F-2

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Conair CSC Betriebsanweisung (108 Seiten)

Marke: Conair | Kategorie: Power Universalschneider | Größe: 2.21 MB |

Englisch

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Servo Knife Cutters

1

Record your equipment’s

2

TABLE OF

3

CONTENTS

3

PARTS/DIAGRAMS

4

INTRODUCTION

5

ATTENTION:

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HOW TO USE

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DESCRIPTION

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WHAT IS THE

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SERVO KNIFE

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PPLICATIONS

13

SERVO CUTTER

14

CONTINUED

15

FEATURES

16

PECIFICATIONS

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OPTIONAL

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EQUIPMENT

18

INSTALLATION

21

UNPACKING THE

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PREPARING FOR

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CAUTION: Lifting

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INSTALLATION 3-5

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CONNECTING

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POWER SOURCE

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INSTALLING THE

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3-8 INSTALLATION

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NSTALLING THE

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MOUNTING THE

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CHECKING

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REPEATABILITY

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TESTING THE

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OPERATION

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OPERATOR

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STARTING

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POWERING UP

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INSTRUCTIONS

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TOTAL SCREEN

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OPERATION 4-9

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LENGTH SCREEN

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PRESETS TO RUN SCREEN

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OPERATION 4-11

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TIME SCREEN

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HOLD-OFF TIME SCREEN

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OPERATION 4-13

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BLADE SPEED SCREEN

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BLADE COUNT SCREEN

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OPERATION 4-15

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FUNCTION AREAS

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TEST SOFTKEY

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CUT MODE

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OPERATION 4-19

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OPERATION 4-21

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DIRECTION SOFTKEY

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SCALE COUNTS

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OPERATION 4-25

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HOME OFFSET SCREEN

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HOME OFFSET EXAMPLE

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PREVENTIVE

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POWER ON TIME

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CHECKING CUT

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STARTING THE

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MAINTENANCE

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WARNINGS AND

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MAINTENANCE 5-3

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WARNING: Voltage Hazard

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DANGER: Sharp blades!

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OVERVIEW

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PREVENTATIVE

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SCHEDULE

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MAINTENANCE 5-7

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CLEANING THE

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SLIDE RAIL

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ADJUSTING THE

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PROXIMITY

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SWITCHES

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ELECTRICAL

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CONNECTIONS

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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BEGINNING

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A FEW WORDS

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IDENTIFYING THE

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CAUSE OF A

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PROBLEMS

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TROUBLESHOOTING 6-11

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Safety Switch

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Proximity Switches

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CHECKING THE

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MOTOR/REDUCER

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ASSEMBLY

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WE’RE HERE

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PPENDIX A-2

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CUTTER BLADE

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SELECTION

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CONAIR CUTTER

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ALL ABOUT

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BUSHINGS

101

BLADE AND

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LUBRICATION

107

Conair Geräte