Lissmac CDR 162 / 342 / 402 Owner's manual

Brand: Lissmac

Model: CDR 162 / 342 / 402

Type: Owner's manual

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OPERATING MANUAL

CORE DRILL STAND

CDR 162

CDR 342

CDR 402

LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH

Lanzstrasse 4

D-88410 Bad Wurzach

Telephone +49 (0) 7564 / 307- 0

Fax +49 (0) 7564 / 307 - 500

lissmac@lissmac.com

www.lissmac.com

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Imprint The operating manual is valid for:

LISSMAC- Core drill stand:

 CDR 162

 CDR 342

 CDR 402

Company headquarters:

LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH

Lanzstraße 4

D - 88410 Bad Wurzach

Phone: +49 (0) 7564 / 307 – 0

Fax: +49 (0) 7564 / 307 – 500

lissmac@lissmac.com

www.lissmac.com

Translation of the original operating manual

Status: 01/2022

The dissemination or duplication of this operating manual in any form, or the reuse of contents is

forbidden unless permitted in writing.

patent, utility model, or design patent registration.

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BASIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning notices and symbols in this operating manual

Danger! Indicates that failure to comply could lead to severe injury or even death.

Caution! Indicates that failure to comply could sometimes lead to injuries.

Note Indicates that failure to comply leads to damage to the machine or other property.

Handling information for operators

The defined sequence of the handling steps makes proper and safe handling of the machine easier.

 Handling instructions for the operator

The following warning and safety symbols were attached on the machine.

Observe operating manual!

The following warning and safety symbols must be observed:

Wear hearing protection

Wear safety glasses.

Wear respiratory protection mask

Wear safety helmet

Wear strong, non-slip gloves

Wear safety shoes

Wear tight fitting clothing

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OPERATING MANUAL

Preface The handling of the machine and its intended application possibilities are explained in this

operating manual.

This operating manual contains important information on how to operate the machine

safely, properly and economically. Compliance to the information in this operating manual

contributes to the avoidance of hazards, repair costs and downtimes, as well as increases

the reliability and service life of the machine.

Supplements or modifications to this operating manual due to existing national regulations

for accident prevention and for environmental protection are possible without prior notice.

This operating manual must always be available at the location of use.

All persons who perform work with this machine must read this operating manual

thoroughly and follow the instructions contained in it. This applies to the following work,

among other things:

 Work including setting up the machine, troubleshooting during execution of work,

removing waste as a result of drilling work, machine maintenance, removal of work

material.

 Maintenance (service, inspection, repair etc.)

In addition to the specifications and instructions in this operating manual and the valid

legal regulations for accident prevention in the country of use and place of use, recognised

work and safety regulations must also be complied with.

Required core drill motor A LISSMAC core drill motor must be installed in the core drill stand so that the core drill

stand can be operated. The core drill motors can be purchased from the manufacturer.

Changes and reservations We attempt for this operating manual to be correct and up-to-date. To maintain our

technological lead, it can be necessary to change the product without advance notice and

to perform their operation. We accept no liability for malfunctions, breakdowns and

damage caused by this.

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Notes:

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Table of Contents

Description of performance ............................................................................................ 8

1.1. Basics of intended use ...................................................................................................... 9

1.2. Organisational measures .................................................................................................. 9

1.3. Personnel choice and personnel qualification; basic responsibilities ............................. 10

1.4. Safety instructions for operation phases ........................................................................ 10

1.4.1. Transport, assembly and installation ..................................................................... 10

1.4.2. Commissioning ....................................................................................................... 11

1.4.3. Operation ............................................................................................................... 11

1.4.4. Special work while using the machine .................................................................. 12

1.4.5. Moving the core drill stand .................................................................................... 12

1.4.6. Special work while using the machine .................................................................. 12

1.5. Packaging and Storage ................................................................................................... 13

1.6. Environmental protection ................................................................................................ 13

1.7. Disposal .......................................................................................................................... 13

Machine description ...................................................................................................... 14

2.1. Core drill stand for manually guided core drill motors .................................................... 14

2.2. Core drill stand for stand guided core drill motors.......................................................... 15

2.3. Technical data ................................................................................................................ 16

Commissioning - Assembly and settings ...................................................................... 17

3.1. Securing the core drill stand ........................................................................................... 17

3.1.1. Securing using drop-in anchors .............................................................................. 17

3.1.2. Securing using vacuum set .................................................................................... 18

3.2. Assembly of the core drill motor ..................................................................................... 19

3.3. Set column incline .......................................................................................................... 20

Operation ........................................................................................................................ 21

Service ............................................................................................................................ 21

5.1. Service work ................................................................................................................... 21

Transport ........................................................................................................................ 21

Tools ............................................................................................................................... 22

Warranty......................................................................................................................... 23

Spare parts list ............................................................................................................... 24

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DESCRIPTION OF PERFORMANCE

The CDR 162 / CDR 342 / CDR 402 are attractive for daily use on the construction site as lightweight,

functional and compact core drill stands. The CDR series provides universal operating options from

the left, right, or back of the drill stand. The feed axes are conveniently accessible from any position

using the hand crank.

 Simple assembly and efficient exchange of the core drill motors via the UNIVERSAL quick

clamping collar system.

 The UNIVERSAL-mounting plate makes it easy to mount any drill motor precisely

 Ergonomic and effortless core drilling thanks to a hand crank which can be operated from

either side

 The support feed is precisely controllable with 1:1 direct ratio or an additional 1:2 fine control

ratio.

 Precise support guidance using V-sliding blocks and the aluminium profile column

 The bearing guide is precise and sturdy, and can be easily adjusted

 The steel gear rack is safely built into the aluminum column

 The aluminium profile column can be pivoted back by up to 45° for drilling at an angle

 The integrated handle on the aluminium profile column offers multi-purpose handling and drill

stand transport

 Precise alignment of the core drill stand by four levelling screws as well as a vertical and

horizontal water level integrated in the “support”

 The support can be locked in any position with a locking screw, for stepless hight adjustment

CDR 162 CDR 342 CDR 402

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1.1. Basics of intended use

1.1.1 The warranty obligation of the manufacturer and supplier is voided for improper or non-intended

use. Any change to the machine which is not carried out by the manufacturer is prohibited.

Changes, removal or addition of parts only with the written approval of the manufacturer.

1.1.2 The machine is constructed according to the state of the art and recognised technical safety rules.

However, danger to life and limb of the user or third parties, and/or damage to the machine or other

property may still arise from its use.

1.1.3 Only operate the machine in technically faultless condition and for intended use, aware of safety

and danger complying with the operating manual. You should particularly handle malfunctions

which can compromise safety immediately, or have them addressed by experts.

1.1.4 The LISSMAC Core drill stand is used as a guiding and fastening aid for a LISSMAC Core Drill

Motor. A LISSMAC Core Drill Motor with a diamond core bit approved for it must be used for

drilling. The operating manual of the core drill motor must be observed! The core drill stand is

exclusively intended for commercial use.

Intended use also includes compliance with the operating manual and observance of inspection and

maintenance manual.

1.1.5 Foreseeable misuse / non-intended use:

 Drilling of wood, plastic or metal and other materials

 Incorrect or insufficient fastening of the core drill stand

 Drilling in walls and ceilings without additional support

 Any constructional changes, which change the safety or the type of design.

1.2. Organisational measures

1.2.1 The operating manual must be kept permanently and easily accessible at the location of the core

drill stand.

1.2.2 All additions to the operating manual, all generally valid legal and otherwise binding regulations for

accident prevention and environmental protection are to be followed and instructed!

Such obligations may also apply, for example, to the handling of hazardous materials or the wearing

of personal protective gear or traffic regulations.

1.2.3 Personnel assigned to activities on the machine must have read the operating manual (particularly

the Safety Instructions chapter) before starting work. In the middle of work it is too late. This

applies especially for personnel only infrequently working with the core drill stand.

1.2.4 At least occasionally, perform checks for safe and hazard awareness work by operators while

following the operating manual!

1.2.5 Use personal protection equipment if necessary or required by regulations!

1.2.6 At the presence of safety-related changes to the machine or the running behaviour, stop the

machine immediately and report the problem to the responsible post/person!

1.2.7 No changes, removal or addition of parts without the written approval of the manufacturer! The

instructions of the tool maker must be followed.

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1.2.8 Only use original replacement parts from the manufacturer!

1.2.9 Keep intervals for service work which are specified or given in the operating manual! Workshop

equipment suitable for the work is absolutely necessary for performing maintenance actions.

1.3. Personnel choice and personnel qualification; basic responsibilities

1.3.1 Only qualified personnel 18 years of age or older may operate the machine independently. All

personnel must be trained in the operation and be explicitly authorized by the company to operate

the machine.

1.3.2 Establish responsibilities of the personnel for operating, changeover, servicing, and repairing the

machine!

1.3.3 Make sure that only authorized personnel works at the machine.

1.3.4 The operator must wear personal safety equipment according to the safety regulations, such as

safety shoes, safety gloves and safety glasses.

1.3.5 Remaining in the working area unnecessarily is prohibited! Direct unauthorised personnel, who are

not working on the machine, away from the work area. Block off the working area, if necessary

1.3.6 During all movements, operating personnel must ensure that they and other people are not

endangered. All obstacles which may hinder the operation or implementation of the machine at the

location of use must be moved out of the way. Drilling cores must absolutely be secured from falling

down.

1.3.7 Any personnel training, learning, being instructed, or currently involved in general education may

only work under the continual supervision of an experienced person!

1.4. Safety instructions for operation phases

1.4.1. Transport, assembly and installation

1.4.1.1 Transport, assembly and installation may only be done when power is disconnected. The core drill

stand must be secured against falling.

1.4.1.2 Transport must only be made with the core drill motor removed.

1.4.1.3 Transport may only be done, as long as all machine parts are tightened on the machine and

individual parts cannot fall.

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1.4.2. Commissioning

1.4.2.1 An approved LISSMAC core drill motor must be installed for commissioning.

1.4.2.2 Ensure that the foundation where the drilling is done meets the load carrying capacity. All

obstacles must be cleared away from the drilling area and make sure there is sufficient lighting. It

must be ensured that no electrical lines or other lines are located in the drilling area.

1.4.2.3 At every visual inspection the entire machine must be checked for damage and defects. Special

control of the water and electronic lines.

1.4.2.4 The core drill stand must be secured to the floor. Here the type of fastening must be observed.

1.4.3. Operation

1.4.3.1 Refrain from working in any manner that is questionable in regard to safety!

1.4.3.2 Take measures to ensure that the core drill stand is operated only in a safe, functional condition!

1.4.3.3 When drilling overhead (use water retaining ring) only hydraulic motors may be used, since there

is an increased risk of the motors coming into contact with water.

1.4.3.4 For wall or ceiling holes the core drill stand must never be secured only by drop-in anchors or

vacuum fastening, but always additionally with suitable lifting gear or a quick clamp column, for

example. The core drill stand must only be used with approved and properly mounted fastening

systems!

1.4.3.5 The safety of this core drill stand is only guaranteed if the core drilling motors and diamond core

bits are used which are approved for the respective core drill stand. The maximum diamond core

bit diameter must be observed.

1.4.3.6 At least once per shift check the core drill stand for externally recognisable damage and

deficiencies! Any changes which occur (including operating behaviour) must be reported

immediately to the responsible post/person! If necessary, immediately stop the machine and

secure it against restart!

1.4.3.7 Immediately stop and secure the core drill stand in case of malfunctions! Immediately correct

malfunctions! Electrical work may only be carried out by qualified electricians.

1.4.3.8 Only use suitable and tested diamond tools in combination with the LISSMAC Core Drill Motor.

1.4.3.9 For protection before acceleration, move the depth setting slowly into the solid floor. Avoid any

contact with the running tool.

1.4.3.10 The bore hole must be secured according to the respective regulations.

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1.4.4. Special work while using the machine

1.4.4.1 Follow all setup, maintenance, and inspection activities and schedules prescribed by the operating

manual, including all information about the replacement of parts / assemblies! These activities

may only be carried out by technical personnel.

1.4.4.2 Inform operating personnel before beginning special and maintenance work! Name a supervisor!

1.4.4.4 Before cleaning all openings in which no cleaning agent should penetrate due to safety and/or

functional reasons must be covered and glued. Electric motors, switches and plugs are especially

at risk. After cleaning, remove the covers/tape completely!

1.4.4.6 During service and repair work, always tighten loose bolt joints!

1.4.5. Moving the core drill stand

1.4.5.1 Moving the core drill stand must only be done with no power and when the tool is stopped.

1.4.5.2 When leaving the operating position, the core drill motor must be taken out of operation.

There is a danger of injury by a rotating tool.

1.4.6. Special work while using the machine

1.4.6.1 Follow all setup, maintenance, and inspection activities and schedules prescribed by the operating

manual, including all information about the replacement of parts / assemblies! These activities

may only be carried out by technical personnel.

1.4.6.2 Inform operating personnel before beginning special and maintenance work! Name a supervisor!

1.4.6.4 Before cleaning all openings in which no cleaning agent should penetrate due to safety and/or

functional reasons must be covered and glued. Electric motors, switches and plugs are especially

at risk. After cleaning, remove the covers/tape completely!

1.4.6.6 During service and repair work, always tighten loose bolt joints!

1.4.6.7 If dismantling is required for fitting, servicing and repair, the safety fittings must be remounted

and checked immediately following the service and repair work!

1.4.6.8 No rotating tools which have a maximum rotation speed smaller than the nominal speed of the

machine can be used.

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1.5.

Packaging and Storage

To ensure sufficient protection during shipping and transport, the machine and its components are

carefully packaged. When receiving the machine, the machine should be checked for damage. The

packaging of the device consists of materials which can be recycled. Put these by type into the

relevant recycling containers, so that they can be recycled properly.

In the case of damage, the machine must not be put into operation. Even damaged cable and plugs

represent a safety risk and must not be used. In this case, please contact the manufacturer.

If the machine is not immediately put into operation after unpacking, it must be protected from

moisture and dirt.

1.6.

Environmental protection

Packaging material, cleaning agents, used or residual operating materials, as well as removed

wear parts, such as drive belts or motor oils must be taken to recycling corresponding to the valid

regulations for environmental protection at the place of use.

1.7.

Disposal

If the expiry date of the device has been reached, in particular if functional errors happen, make

the used machine unusable.

Dispose of the device according to the valid regulations for environmental protection of your

country. Electrical waste may not be disposed of in household waste. Take the used device to a

central rubbish collection centre.

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MACHINE DESCRIPTION

2.1. Core drill stand for manually guided core drill motors

Fig. Core drill stand CDR 162

Pos. 1 Handle Pos. 7 Core drill stand base

Pos. 2 Pillar Pos. 8 Collar Ø 60 mm

Pos. 3 Hand crank Pos. 9 Tensioning screw - collar

Pos. 4 Locking carriage Pos. 10 Carriage

Pos. 5 Opening - core drill stand base Pos. 11 Horizontal spirit level

Pos. 6 Levelling screws Pos. 12 Vertical spirit level

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2.2.

Core drill stand for stand guided core drill motors

Fig. Core drill stand CDR 402

Pos. 1 Support pipe Pos. 6 Pillar

Pos. 2 hand crank Pos. 7 Vertical spirit level

Pos. 3 Handle Pos. 8 Horizontal spirit level

Pos. 4 Levelling screws Pos. 9 Feed 1:1

Pos. 5 Core drill stand base

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2.3. Technical data

CDR 162 CDR 342 CDR 402

Core bits -Ø maximum 162 mm 342 mm 402 mm

(Spacer plate)

Adjustable useful length 585 mm 620 mm 585 mm

Motor assembly using Collar Ø 60 mm UNIVERSAL

Feed 1:1 1:2

Angle drilling 90° - 45°

Fastening Drop-in anchor (Vacuum optional) Drop-in anchor

Leveling Spirit levels

Dimensions (L/W/H) 450/230/900 470/280/1020 470/280/1020

Weight in kg 7.7 kg 10.9 kg 18.9 kg

Changes to the technical data included here are possible without prior notification.

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COMMISSIONING - ASSEMBLY AND SETTINGS

3.1.

Securing the core drill stand

Danger! For wall or ceiling holes the core drill stand must never be secured only by drop-in anchors or vacuum

fastening, but always additionally with suitable lifting gear or a quick clamp column, for example.

3.1.1.

Securing using drop-in anchors

Danger! Securing using drop-in anchors is only allowed in concrete. The concrete must have reached its full

minimum compression strength, only then may the drop-in anchors be driven in.

Caution! Proper condition of the threaded spindle or the threaded nut must be regularly checked (no bending,

adjustment is not allowed, well running threads, no cracks or other damage). In case of any faults these

must be replaced.

Note Select fastening drop-in anchors that are suitable and specifically for the respective sub-surface (refer to

drop-in anchor manufacturer). Follow the mounting instructions of the drop-in anchor manufacturer!

 Determine the distance between the centre point of the desired hole and the centre opening drill

base. Make hole for drop-in anchor (Pos. 5) with a drill.

Observe hole depth!

 Insert drop-in anchor (Pos. 5) completely in the hole and wedge in with setting tool.

 Screw in the quick clamping spindle (Pos. 2)

 Levelling screws (Pos. 4) are turned upward. Set core drill stand (Pos. 1) on the quick clamping

spindle (Pos. 2)

 Fasten core drill stand (Pos. 1) using the screwed connection (Pos. 3). Align the core drill stand

using the levelling screws (Pos. 4) and a level. Check for secure hold!

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3.1.2.

Securing using vacuum set

Danger! For wall or ceiling holes the core drill stand must never be secured only by drop-in anchors or vacuum

fastening, but always additionally with suitable lifting gear or a quick clamp column, or by jacking, for

example.

 The floor must be made so that the full vacuum of 0.9 bar of the equipment can be applied and held. The

specified vacuum must be maintained!

 Insert the vacuum sealing ring (Pos. 3) in the slot on the bottom of the core drill stand base.

Note The vacuum sealing ring (Pos. 3) on the bottom of the vacuum plate must be inspected regularly for wear.

 Place the vacuum cover (Pos. 1) on the opening in the core drill stand base and fasten with the core drill

stand base.

 Stick hose coupling on the connecting piece (Pos. 2) of the vacuum cover (Pos.1).

 Place core drill stand in the necessary position and turn on the vacuum pump.

 The vacuum pump must continue to run during the entire work time and must be placed so that the

manometer can be monitored.

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3.2.

Assembly of the core drill motor

Danger! The core drill motor must be disconnected from the power source before installation, cleaning and

servicing!

CDR 162 with collar CDR 342 with UNIVERSAL holder

Caution! Caution when installing the core drill motor. There is a danger of crushing!

CDR 162 with collar

 Secure support via locking mechanism (Pos. 2) and loosen the tensioning screw (Pos. 3)

 Guide the clamp insert of the manual drill in the collar of the support (Pos. 1) and tighten the

tensioning screw (Pos. 3)

CDR 342 with UNIVERSAL holder

 Secure support via locking (Pos. 5)

 Release locking mechanism of the support (Pos. 6) and then remove UNIVERSAL holder (Pos. 4)

upwards out of the core drill stand.

 UNIVERSAL holder (Pos. 4) and connect the core drill motor with the included bolts.

 Mount the UNIVERSAL holder and the core drill motor in the core drill stand and secure using

the locking mechanism from the support (Pos. 6).

Danger! Inspection!

The core drill motor and the core drill stand must be connected tightly to each other!

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3.3.

Set column incline

 Release the screwed joints at Pos. 2, Pos. 3 and Pos. 4 on both the left and the right

 Incline the guide column (Pos. 1) into the required angle

 Tighten the screwed joints at Pos. 2, Pos. 3 and Pos. 4 on both the left and right

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