Wiring Diagram

I don't have one, but if you telephone Polar Mohr directly I am sure that they could send you one immediately. Great invention, the telephone. Use it with normal speech and DON'T SHOUT!

Telephone: n., an invention of the devil that abrogates the advantage of telling a disagreeable person to keep his distance.

--Ambrose Bierce

Yeah, the Beta version of spam.

Capitalisation used to draw your attention to the subject matter. How do you get this to be shouting? My mind boggles with your logic. PC gone stupid. What do you do with capitalisation on billboards and trucks. TAXI. BUS. VOLVO, ERF. FODEN, ????

Agreed, he could have been more polite rather than demanding!

The rules of this site clearly state that capitalization is shouting. Need to draw attention? Try underlining. How did you get "capitalisation" through with out a red line warning from this site that is not spelled correctly?

Capitalisation or capitalization. Red line, as in spelled. Or is it more correct to use the proper word "spelt, correctly".

Okay - I wasn't criticizing the spelling, I just have a problem asking questions or so I've been told by fellow workers, as I think about 2 steps ahead and expect others to be following my thought train. What I was doing was asking, since I know this is a correct spelling in some countries, was does that spelling get recognized based on your geographical location?

and everyone could be a little bit more tolerant too!

The OP's name tells you that English is not is first language, so in my experience he is being as polite as he knows how.

while you think he's not being polite, there is no reason we can't be!!

Find local rep...

http://www.polar-mohr.com/en/contact-sales-and-service-partners/105728.html

"PLS send to me"

There's a minor problem with that request, we don't know where to send to.

As others have said STOP SHOUTING! I can shout louder than you.

I am looking for MONEY in return gratification for DOING WORK.

PLZ send me.

if he can ask so can I!! WHAT??

Maybe I shouldn't mention it but the electrical controls of large industrial paper cutters like those from Polar Mohr are safety controls. Even appearingly slight errors in maintenance can dramatically reduce the safety even if not ncesessarily visibly affecting the way the machine works (i.e. the operator won't notice it), there are extremely strict rules, for example even about how routing wires.

As comparison, the required safety is similar to that found in press controls for presses where the operator puts his hand(s) in the dangerous area at each cycle.

Unless knowing well safety controls (SIL 3 industry, not SIL 3 railroad which are different, PL e) I would recommend to not service press, cutter and other critical safety controls.