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ABRASIVE BELT REPLACEMENT
The Abrasive Belts are quickly and easily changed. No tools are required.
The following steps describe how to do this:
1. Disconnect air supply from
the tool to prevent acciden-
tal starting and potential
injury while removing or
installing an Abrasive Belt.
2. The end of the Abrasive
Belt Arm is spring loaded to
keep the proper tension on
the Abrasive Belts. While
holding the tool firmly, push
inward on the end of the
Abrasive Belt Arm while de-
pressing the Thumb-Lever
Latch (FIG 2).
NOTE: The Guide Pin will
move inward until it locates
under the Latch portion
of the Thumb-Lever Latch
holding it in the retracted
position while the Abrasive
Belt is changed (FIG 3).
3. Pull the worn Abrasive Belt
free of the Drive Drum and
discard.
4. Slide the replacement
Abrasive Belt over the
Drive Drum and Idle Roller
at the end of the Abrasive
Belt Arm (FIG 4).
NOTE: Be sure the Abrasive
Belt is slid fully over the
Guide Bar located on the
upper surface of the
Abrasive Belt Arm.
5. Depress the Thumb-Lever Latch to release the Guide Pin restoring full spring pressure.
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FIG. 2
FIG. 3
FIG. 4
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