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clean dry cloth. Locate the sanding disc, peel the cover from
the adhesive surface and apply CAREFULLY to the disc (see
fig 16). Use a piece of cloth in your hand or wear a glove, to
firmly press the abrasive to the disc, the application will be
reinforced by a gentle sanding action across the face when
you first use the new sanding disc.
Step 7 Re-assemble the sander as described opposite but in
reverse (see figs 10 to 14).
RECONNECT THE SANDER TO THE
MAINS SUPPLY AND CONTINUE
WITH OPERATION.
DISCONNECT THE SANDER FROM
THE MAINS SUPPLY BEFORE
CONTINUING!
There is very little mechanical maintenance that can be
carried out on the machine. Most prudent maintenance
is preventative and concerned with keeping the machine
clean.
1. At reasonable intervals, inspect and remove all dust/resin
build ups, and blow the motor clean.
2. Remove the table assembly and lower the extraction
housing, clean any dust or resin build up. Re-assemble the
sander.
TROUBLE
Motor does not run when power
switch is pressed "ON"
Motor does not run at full speed
Motor does not reach full power
Motor overheating
CHANGING THE SANDING DISC
3. Inspect the sanding disc for signs of wear and tear and
replace if necessarily.
4. From time to time using a damp cloth wipe over the
sanders surface.
Remove the three
PROBABLE CAUSE
1. Switch is burnt out
2. Connection wire is loose or
damaged
1. Power voltage is too low
2. Motor is damaged.
1. Incorrect power wiring
2. Overloaded
1. Motor voltage is different
2. Motor is damaged
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Turn the disc while applying pressure
Motor rear guard
Phillips screws
Remove the rear guard and blow the motor clean
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Replace the switch
2. Tighten wire or replace
1. Test voltage
2. Check and repair motor
1. Replace with the correct size of
power wiring
2. Reduce load
1. Check the voltage label
2. Check and repair the motor
Fig 16
MAINTENANCE
REMEDY
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