Troubleshooting - BorMann BDS7500 Translation Of The Original Instructions

2) Turn the wheel counter-clockwise to increase
the oscillation rate (B10).
7.2 Switching on/off
To switch on:
Push the on/off switch (3)
Continuous operation: (B11)
Secure the on/off switch (3) with the locking
button (a)
To switch off:
Press the on/off switch (3) briefly.
Note: The insertion tool moves for a short while
after having it switched off. Do not put aside the
power tool until the insertion tool has come to a
complete halt.
7.3 Grinding
1) Attach an appropriate abrasive sheet (13) and
select the corresponding speed.
2) Hold the power tool securely at the handle
surfaces (1, 2) and switch it on as described.
3) Wait until the insertion tool has reached its
full operating speed.
4) Hold the grinding plate (9) as parallel as
possible to the wall, and touch the surface to be
processed with the brush edge (10) first.
5) Apply some pressure to the grinding head (8)
such that the insertion tool touches the surface
to be processed.
6) Constantly move the power tool over the
surface.
Note: If you want to avoid irregular grinding
results, do not keep the power tool at one spot
for too long.
7) Lift the grinding plate (9) from the surface to
be processed before switching off the power
tool.
8) Do not put aside the power tool until the
insertion tool has come to a complete halt.
7.4 Grinding head lock (B12-13)
The power tool is supplied with a bolt for the
grinding head lock. When the bolt is used,
pivoting and tilting of the grinding head is
prevented and the grinding head remains stable
in the predetermined working position.
7.5 After use
1) Switch off the power tool as described,
disconnect it from the power supply and let it
cool down.
2) Clean and maintain the power tool as
described below, and store it carefully.

8. Troubleshooting

Supposed malfunctions, errors or damages are
often caused by events which can be remedied
by the operator. Therefore check the power tool
on the basis of the following table before you
contact a specialist. Many malfunctions may
thus be remedied.
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