Cleaning And Maintenance - EINHELL CE-CB 18/254 Li Operating Instructions Manual

6.3 Mounting the polishing bonnet on the
polishing disc (Fig. 7)
1. Turn the car polishing machine upside down
so that the polishing disk is facing up.
2. Pull the textile polishing bonnet over the
polishing disk. Make sure that the textile
polishing bonnet is free of any foreign bodies.
6.4 Applying wax/polishing paste to the
textile polishing bonnet (not included)
(Fig. 8)
Note: Use only high-quality waxing and polishing
products and follow the processing instructions
issued by the manufacturer on the packaging.
Distribute the polishing agent evenly as far as
the edge of the textile polishing bonnet so that a
uniform, thin coating is produced overall.
Note: Applying too much polishing agent will
only make it more diffi cult to remove the layer of
polishing agent later from the paintwork and will
not improve the results.
6.5 Switching on and applying the polishing
agent to the paintwork
Note: The paintwork you want to process must be
carefully cleaned and completely dry.
Severely oxidized paintwork requires the use of a
special cleaner.
Select a cleaner from the products available to
suit the state of the paintwork and the stress it is
exposed to.
1. Dab with the textile polishing bonnet on
diff erent positions of the paintwork you
want to polish. This will help to distribute
any excess polishing agent over the textile
polishing bonnet and/or over the paintwork
you want to polish.
2. Hold the handle of the equipment fi rmly with
both hands, place the polishing machine onto
the paintwork you want to polish (Fig. 9) and
switch on the equipment by pressing the On/
Off switch (Fig. 1 / Item 3).
3. First work on the large level surfaces such
as the engine hood, boot lid and roof (Fig.
10), then on the smaller surfaces such as
the doors and mudguards (Fig. 11). Guide
the equipment smoothly over the paintwork,
exerting no pressure.
4. Switch off the equipment with the On/Off
switch (Fig. 1 / Item 3) before you remove it
from the paintwork you are polishing.
5. For areas which are diffi cult to reach, remove
the textile polishing bonnet from the polishing
disk and process these areas by hand (Fig.
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6.6 Polishing the paintwork with the synthetic
polishing bonnet
Note: After the previously applied polishing agent
has dried completely on the paintwork, you can
begin with the polishing. Damp polish will be
smeared by the synthetic polishing bonnet.
1. Replace the textile polishing bonnet with the
synthetic polishing bonnet. Make sure that
the synthetic polishing bonnet is free of any
foreign bodies.
2. Remove the polish layer in the same order in
which you applied the polishing agent to the
paintwork. Be sure to follow the instructions
issued for using the waxing and polishing
agent.

7. Cleaning and maintenance

HAZARD!
Always take the battery out of the equipment
before starting any cleaning work.
7.1 Cleaning
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Keep all safety devices, air vents and the
motor housing free of dirt and dust as far as
possible. Wipe the equipment with a clean
cloth or blow it down with compressed air at
low pressure.
•
We recommend cleaning the equipment
immediately each time after use.
•
Clean the equipment regularly with a damp
cloth and some soft soap. Do not use
cleaning agents or solvents; these may
be aggressive to the plastic parts in the
equipment. Ensure that no water can get into
the interior of the equipment. The ingress of
water into an electric power tool increases the
risk of an electric shock.
7.2 Maintenance
There are no other parts inside the equipment
which require maintenance.
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