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3.
Squeeze right clamp and remove sandpaper
from clamp (see Figure 38).
Right Clamp
Figure 38. Right clamp pushed forward to
release sanding belt.
4.
Rotate drum to carefully remove sandpaper
strip until you reach left clamp.
Note: Take care not to rip or tear old sand-
paper, so it can be used as template when
cutting out replacement sandpaper strip.
This is easier than using drawing shown in
Figure 39.
5.
Squeeze left clamp to release last of sandpa-
per.
6.
Use old sandpaper strip as pattern, if at all
possible. Otherwise, use pattern in Figure 39
to cut new piece of sandpaper to necessary
shape. After cutting 15" angled sides, mea-
sure 1
/
" along same sides and cut off ends
3
8
with knife.
Grit Side Down
Figure 39. Sandpaper pattern for drum.
-30-
Sandpaper
3"
127"
7.
Insert corner of new sandpaper in slot at left
side of drum and clamp with left clamp as
shown in Figure 40.
Note: Angled side of sandpaper must be
flush with left drum edge. If sandpaper over-
laps edge, you may have difficulty closing
cover.
Left Clamp
Figure 40. New sandpaper clamped to drum on
left side.
8.
Wrap sandpaper around drum (see Figure
41), ensuring there are no bubbles or over-
lapping edges.
Figure 41. Wrapping sandpaper around drum.
Model G0920 (Mfd. Since 10/20)
Sandpaper
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