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ABRASIVE DISC REPLACEMENT
INJURY HAZARD!
Unplug tool before beginning disc replacement or severe personal injury could result if motor should start during this procedure.
Always use an Eastwood approved 6" PSA sanding disc to insure safe operation.
1. Remove the Adjustable Disc Table/Miter Plate by loosening and removing the two knobs, one on each side.
2. Remove the Dust Chute by unscrewing it with a Phillips head screwdriver.
3. Peel away the worn sanding disc from the backing plate. NOTE: Application of heat from a heat gun and A single edge razor blade or scraper may be help-
ful in removing adhesive backed Disc. DO NOT damage the face of the aluminum backing Disc.
4. Clean any adhesive residue, grit or dirt from the Backing Disc.
5. Peel backing paper from the new sanding disc, center over the backing disc and press into place. Be sure all surfaces of disc are adhering, and no bubbles
or wrinkles are present.
MAINTENANCE
The following maintenance should be performed before each use
• Check tightness of all hardware.
• Check operation and alignment of the Belt, Disc and Tables.
• Inspect Abrasive Belt and Disc for tears, damage or premature wear.
• Clean excess dirt and debris from motor, Belt and Disc.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
CAUSE
Does Not Run
When Switch
is Moved To
No electrical power to Sander
the "ON"
Position
Motor Runs
Too Slow/
Undersized or too long of an
Develops
extension cord
Low Power
Excessive
Noise and/or
Abrasive Belt/Disc is damaged
Vibration
Excessive pressure being applied to
Abrasive Belt/Disc
Motor
Overheats
Dirt and debris buildup in Disc or Belt
housing area
To order parts and supplies: 800.343.9353 >> eastwood.com
CORRECTION
Check 120 VAC input plug connection
Check for tripped circuit breaker
Use only 14 gauge or larger cord
Limit length to 25'.
This is an extremely dangerous condition!
WARNING:
Stop Use and replace Abrasive and/or Disc!
Allow Abrasive Disc or Belt to work by contact alone.
DO NOT Force the workpiece into the Disc or Belt.
Use a brush or compressed air to remove debris from Disc or Belt housing area.
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