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Start up
Buffer set up
• Apply and evenly distribute a spoonful of wax on the
buffer surface.
• Apply in a spiral shape two portions of polish/cleaner on
top the wax previously applied to the buffer. DO NOT apply
the polish/cleaner directly on the buffer.
Polish
• Place the power cord over your shoulder to take it out of
the way while operating the polisher.
• Hold the tool with both hands using the respective
handles.
• Set the polisher base on a flat surface on the car. Push
the switch so the base will start rotating and applying wax.
• Polish as shown in diagram A to cover all the sides of the
car. Use soft and long zigzag movements (B).
• Turn off and disconnect the polisher. Remove the buffer
and use it as a glove to apply wax to the parts unreachable
for the tool, like the lower side of the mudguards, the door
handles, etc.
• It is possible that oxidized paint will need more than one
application. Do not use abrasive substances.
• Wax and polish / cleaner in excess will make the
polishing job harder and time consuming. Also, the buffer
useful life will be reduced.
• If the buffer constantly falls out of the holder is possible
the excessive wax or polish / cleaner was applied.
• If the wax does not dilute fast is possible that too much
wax was applied.
Cleansing and care
• To get the right cooling off, clean the ventilation slots and
keeps them free of obstructions.
• Even tough the buffers are washing machine washable
with cold water a little amount of detergent and medium
temperature, to increase the buffer durability hand washing
and drying is recommended.
• To prolong the useful life and shape of the buffer store
the polisher with the holder facing up.
• To keep the holder dry and with its original shape
remove the buffer from the holder when the polisher is not
being used.
• Use soap and a dry sponge only to clean the polisher.
Clean the housing with a humid cloth if necessary. Do not
use solvents and do not immerse any part of the polisher
in any liquid.
Storage
• Store the tool neatly in a dry place protected from dust
and water.
• For best results, it is recommended to use a 10" diameter
tassel and recommended truper brand accessories such as
Pretul BOR-PULA-P.
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Maintenance
Service
The tool does not have parts requiring maintenance. If the
tool stops working after long working periods take it to a
Authorized Service Center.
Carbon brush replacement
• Carbon Brushes need to be check regularly and when
worn, replaced in a
Service Center.
• After the carbons have been replaced, ask the technician
to inspect if they run freely in the carbon housing and to
let run the machine 5 minutes to even the contact of
carbon and commuter.
• Use only
designed specifically with the strength and electric
resistance needed for each type of motor. Carbon brushes
that are out of the specifications may damage the motor.
• Always change both carbon brushes when replacing
them.
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Authorized
original carbon brushes,
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