Retsch DM 400 User Manual

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© Retsch GmbH, 42781 Haan, Retsch-Allee 1-5, Germany 18.07.2014 0001 Operating Manual DM400 Disc Mill Original

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Safety instructions and use 10 2.2 Intended use The DM400 is a disc mill for batch or continuous fine grinding of hard brittle to medium ha

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Safety instructions and use 11 liability for the functionality of the DM400 or for damage arising from an infringement of this duty. Through u

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Safety instructions and use 12 CAUTION! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a potentially hazardous situation which can lea

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Safety instructions and use 13 Special safety instructions The following symbols are used in safety instructions to alert to specif-ic hazards:

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Safety instructions and use 14 WARNING! This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a direct hazardous situation due to hot surface

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Safety instructions and use 15 2.5 Device safety instructions Please note!  Only use original accessories and original spare parts. Failur

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Safety instructions and use 16 CAUTION! Wear hearing protection! Hearing protection should be worn when a noise level of 85dB (A) is reach

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Safety instructions and use 17 2.6 Safety equipment Safety equipment must be used as intended and must not be rendered unworkable or removed.

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Safety instructions and use 18 4. The interlock switch (13) pulls in the sample material container after the start of grinding and locks it

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Safety instructions and use 19 2.8.2 Protection against restarting The device switches off in the event of a power failure during opera-tion. 

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Copyright © Copyright by Retsch GmbH Haan, Retsch-Allee 1-5 D-42781 Haan Federal Republic of Germany

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Safety instructions and use 20

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Technical data 21 3 Technical data 3.1 Dimensions 52 x 105 x 63 cm (width x depth x height) 3.2 Weight 228 kg (net) without griding disc

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Technical data 22 3.6 Material  Maximum feed size 20mm (depending on the material)  Minimum feed quantity 20 - 30ml  Batch grinding w

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Installation 23 4 Installation 4.1 Transport The device is supplied on a transport pallet with wooden cover. We recommend transporting the pa

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Installation 24 4.3 Positioning DANGER! Do not walk under the transport pallet during transport. To position the disc mill you wil

Page 18 - 2.8 Electrical safety

Installation 25 3. After unscrewing the quick acting screws, pull the housing cover (14) back by a few centimetres. Then lift the housing cove

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Installation 26 - Maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to 31°C, decreasing in a linear fashion to 50% relative humidity at 40°C.

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Installation 27 4.7 Switching on for the first time / function test Only switch the device on when all work described as from the chap-ter “Ins

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Working with the disc mill 29 5 Working with the disc mill WARNING! No warranty or complaint will be accepted in the case of damage to the de

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Working with the disc mill 30 5.1 Display and control panel  If the grinding chamber is open, the button (h) to lock the grinding chambe

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Working with the disc mill 31 Menu change 1. To move from the "Parameter" menu to the "Check/Setup" menu, actuate the ar

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Working with the disc mill 32 3. To change the grinding gap to adjust the zero point, the zero point line must be selected in the Check / Setu

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Working with the disc mill 33 1. To move from the "Check/Setup" menu to the "Parameter" menu, actuate the arrow buttons (c,

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Working with the disc mill 34 1. To move from the "Parameter" menu to the "Check/Setup" menu, actuate the arrow buttons (

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Working with the disc mill 35 2. Select the Time menu item using the arrow buttons (c, d) and then adjust using the + / - button. If no grindin

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Working with the disc mill 36 3. The hardness of the zirconium oxide grinding disc is MOHS 8.5 (HV1350). No sample material that is harder may

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Working with the disc mill 37 Before switching the device on, care must be taken that the grinding chamber is locked and the sample material con

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Working with the disc mill 38 5.10 Sample removal NOTICE! The grinding disc support and the housing are made from ductile cast

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Cleaning 39 6 Cleaning DANGER! Mains voltage! - Before starting cleaning work, unplug the device and protect it from restarting accidentally

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Table of contents 4 1 Basic construction ...

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Cleaning 40 WARNING! Risk of poisoning and fire! When using detergents which are flammable or harmful to health, it is essential to heed the v

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Servicing 41 7 Servicing DANGER! Mains voltage - Before starting servicing work, unplug the device and protect it from restarting accident

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Servicing 42 Function part Task Test Service interval Grinding chamber sen-sor Start inhibitor Open grinding cham-ber; start; error mes-sage A

Page 38 - 5.11 Final fineness

Servicing 43 CAUTION! - Risk of crushing when changing the grinding discs. - When changing grinding discs, secure them to prevent them fal

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Servicing 44 DANGER! Ensure that the plug is removed from the socket again after step 5! 1. Connect the device to the power supply!

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Servicing 45 7. 8. Then hold the motor shaft in place with the help of the motor shaft retainer (s). CAUTION! Do not lock the motor

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Servicing 46 9. The fill hopper (4) must be removed to dismantle the fixed grind-ing disc (5). 10. To do this, manually close the grinding cha

Page 42 - 7.1 Grinding discs

Servicing 47 12. DANGER! Risk of crushing when changing the grinding discs. Ensure that the grinding disc does not fall on the floor. Loos

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Servicing 48 Material Max. guide value tightening torque (Nm) Density g/cm³ Abrasion resistance Use for sample material Hardened steel 11-12% C

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Servicing 49 7.3 Replacing the gear oil The gearbox of the motor is filled with gear oil on delivery (ISO VG 220). A removable fill screw

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Table of Contents 5 7 Servicing ...

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Servicing 50 5. Hold a flat container underneath the oil drain plug (n) and un-screw this using an Allen Key No. 5 until oil flows out. 6. All

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Repair 51 8 Repair DANGER! Mains voltage! - Before starting repair work, unplug the device and protect it from restarting accidentally! - I

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Repair 52 8.1 Checklist for troubleshooting Malfunction Possible cause Rectification of fault Mill does not start No mains connection Plug i

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Disposal 54 9 Disposal Observe the respective statutory regulations when disposing of the de-vice. Information on disposal of electrical and e

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EC Declaration of Conformity 55 10 EC Declaration of Conformity

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EC Declaration of Conformity 56

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Index 57 11 Index A Accident prevention ... 9 Adapting to the mains network ...

Page 55 - EC Declaration of Conformity

FB-EW-805-042 Änderungsstand D 01.2014

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Copyright ® Copyright by Retsch GmbH Haan, Retsch-Allee 1-5 D-42781 Haan Federal Republic of Ge

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Basic construction 7 1 Basic construction 1 Display 2 Control panel 3 Main switch 4 Fill hopper 5 Fixed grinding disc 6 Moving grinding disc

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Basic construction 8 a + button (change parameters and gap width, menu navigation) b - button (change parameters and gap width, menu navi

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Safety instructions and use 9 2 Safety instructions and use 2.1 Requirements for the user This Operating Manual is intended for persons comm

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