3. Place the tubing on the rollers so that the cutting
mark is located under the cutter wheel, on the zero
mark of the scale. If the tubing extends beyond the
machine, position supports under the tube. Supports
should be adjusted so the tube sits squarely on the
rollers. This will help insure proper tracking of the cut.
4. Lower the handle until the cutter wheel support rollers
contact the tubing (Figure 9) . Align the cutter wheel
with the mark on the tubing.
Figure 9 – Cutter Wheel Support Rollers Contacting
Tubing
5. Turn the ON/OFF switch to ON (I) position.The rollers
and the tube will start to rotate. Keep hands way
from rotating parts.
Figure 10 – Cutting Tubing
122/122XL Copper Cutting and Prep Machines
6. Apply downward force to the handle slowly and con-
tinuously until the tubing is cut. Aggressive cutting can
damage the cutter wheel and cause excessive burrs.
7. Reduce force on the handle maintaining the support
rollers in contact with the tubing. The rollers help
hold the tubing in place.
8. Turn the ON/OFF switch to OFF (O) position.
9. When tubing stops rotating, remove from the machine.
Raise the cutter handle.
Cleaning/Deburring O.D. of Tube
1. Turn ON/OFF switch to ON (I) position. Keep hands
away from the tube ends and rotating parts.
2. Place the end of tube on the rest plate. Properly
support the tube to help maintain control.
3. For cleaning: Gently press the tube against the brush
and rotate slowly until the surface is bright (Figure 11) .
Figure 11 – Cleaning Tube O.D.
4. For deburring: Gently press the tube end against the
deburring disk to remove external burrs. Rotate the
tube against deburring disk (Figure 12) . This also bev -
els the end of the tube for easier insertion into fitting.
Figure 12 – Deburring O.D. Of Tube
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