JMA
NOMAD GO
6. MAINTENANCE
The NOMAD GO key cutting machine requires no particular
maintenance plan. Nonetheless, certain parts should be
checked regularly and eventually replaced once they beco-
me worn. This particularly includes the cutter, the brush, the
tracer and the belt.
We recommend disconnecting the battery if the machine is
not going to be used for an extended period of time.
Maintenance operations should be carried out by qualified
professionals with the necessary protective equipment for
working safely. The instructions provided in this manual
should be followed carefully when performing any main-
tenance tasks and the following instructions should be
followed in general:
Before starting any maintenance work, switch off the
power switch (11), switch off the master switch (15),
close the protective screen (16) and check that the
machine is NOT connected to the battery charger.
The operator should make sure that nobody can
access the machine.
Do not perform any maintenance operations while
the machine is in operation.
Original spare parts should always be used. The CE
mark is only guaranteed when original spare parts
supplied by the manufacturer are used.
Only use original batteries and battery chargers.
After replacing a component, make sure that the
corresponding screws are in their correct position.
NEVER USE COMPRESSED AIR! We recommend
using the small brush supplied with the machine for
keeping the clamps and carriage assembly free from
metallic swarf.
We recommend using protective oil (WD40 or
similar) to protect the metal parts of the machine
against oxidation, applying oil to the clamps, tracer,
rails, etc.
KEY CUTTING MACHINE
6.1 BRUSH REPLACEMENT
The brush should be replaced when it can no longer remove
burrs.
Follow the steps below to do so:
Switch off the power switch (11), switch off the
master switch (15), close the protective screen (16)
and check that the machine is NOT connected to
the battery charger.
1) Release the three screws securing the cutter and brush
protector and then remove it.
2) Insert the securing rod into the hole in the brush assembly.
3) Use the 5 mm Allen key to release the screw holding the
brush in place.
4) Replace the brush and secure it in place.
5) Remove the securing rod and reattach the cutter and
brush protector.
See Figure 12
6.2 CUTTER REPLACEMENT
The cutter should be replaced when it becomes worn. Follow
the steps below to do so:
Switch off the power switch (11), switch off the mas-
ter switch (15), close the protective screen (16) and
check that the machine is NOT connected to the
battery charger.
1) Release the three screws securing the cutter and
brush protector and then remove it. 2) Insert the securing
rod into the hole in the cutter assembly.
3) Using the 5 mm Allen key, release the screw holding the
cutter in place. Bear in mind that this is a reverse-thread
bolt.
4) Carefully clean the new cutter and all areas that will come
into contact with it.
5) Replace the cutter and re-secure it using the rever-
se-thread screw. 6) Ensure that the cutter is securely in place
and facing the correct direction
(it rotates clockwise).
7) Remove the securing rod and reattach the cutter and
brush protector.
8) The depth adjustment process should be repeated. The
steps for doing so are explained in another section of this
manual.