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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 48). 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.
Fig 48
Turn the disc while applying pressure
RECONNECT THE SANDER TO THE
MAINS SUPPLY AND CONTINUE
WITH OPERATION.
Sanding Belt
DISCONNECT THE SANDER FROM
THE MAINS SUPPLY BEFORE
CONTINUING!
Step 1 Release the tension on the belt by lifting the
tensioning lever, see fig 49.
Fig 49
Changing the Abrasive Disc and Belt
Step 2 Remove the three locking knobs (O) and (N) from the
side of the linisher guards and place safely aside, open the
guard's access doors (see fig 50).
Step 3 Remove the linisher's sanding belt (I). Inspect the new
belt, ensure that there are no tears or rips (especially along
the edges), check the direction arrows on the inner surface
of the belt and fit accordingly. (The direction of the arrows
should point to the drive drum end of the machine).
Note: If you are using an old belt, and the arrow marking
has worn off, check the direction of travel (see diagram
below.)
Belt overlay
NOTE: Before sliding on the new belt check there is no
dust or resin build up on the drums or at the edges of the
linisher, clean in and around the extraction ports for dust
or resin build up.
Step 4 Slide on the new belt and refer to Page 16 for
tracking the belt, once done close the linisher's access doors
and replace the locking knobs (O) and (N). Press down the
tension lever to re-tension the belt.
RE-CONNECT THE SANDER TO THE
MAINS SUPPLY AND CONTINUE
WITH OPERATION.
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I
O
N
Direction of travel
Belt underlay
Glue joint
Fig 50
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