Sioux Tools 5565 User Manual

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Form
#
251
7
Model 5565
Date 12'9WA
10
mm
Belt
Sander
IMPORTANT
C?
a
7 1
Read
these
instructions
carefully
before
installing, operating, servicing or repairing this
tool. Keep
these instructions
in
a
safe accessible place.
SAFETY MESSAGES
1
A
WARNING
1
Operator Instructiofzs
Use
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Safety Gloves
@
m a y s
wear safety (~oggles
Foreseen
U s e
Use
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Safety Boots
@
wear ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r o t e c t i o n Work
Stations
YES
Putting
Into Service
Use
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Breathing Masks
Avoid h h g e d
Eaposyre Operating
Use
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Ear Protectors
A
ToVlbçaBo
Dismanfiing and Assembly
Safety
rules when using
a 5565 Belt Sander
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Always
wear
safety
goggles.
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Do
not
use
as a grinder,
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Use accessories
rated
tor at
teast
1 . 3 0 0
Mi.
belt
soeect.
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Protwgeft exposure
to vibration
may
cause injury.
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Readait?Ès&ucfionsbsfereusingtixstoot.AScpetalorsnius
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Use
persona!
protection
equipment
as fecorntnended,
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Use
compressed air
orty
at
the recommerxted cond'ins.
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If
the
tool
appears
to
malfunction. remove from use
itiwtWdiately and arrange for service and repair. If it is not
practical
to remove tool
from service, then shut off the air
supply
to the too!
and write or have written a warning
noteandattachittolttetool
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Iftooiistobsuse<!w%afo^^~aa-<woSwsua^ifwsi
dewice. ensure 3w.t Ihe
too!
is fifirity a W e d to
the
SuspB~on~support
M c e .
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When
operating
the tool,
always
keep
the boety
and
partteutarty the
hands
away from the working attachment
fixed to the
tool.
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"The tool
is not electrically insulated. Never
use
ffie
toot
S
there is any
chance of coming
into
contact
with
fiv&
stectricifcf.
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-whenusingtheloot,adoptafinnfootiwandS/or
posittonand
grip the toolwfficientty onlytoovefcome
any
reaction forces that m y result from the
toot
doing
work Do
not overgrip.
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Use
only correct
spare
parts for rmhtenance arid repair.
Do
not improvise w
make
temporary repairs. Major
$ervteJi?g and re&aw*rs
shoutd
only be ca"ie<t out
by
~fsonstrainedtodoso-.
supply to the tool can be shut
off in an
emergency.
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Check
hose
and
fittings regularty for wear.
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Take
care
against entanglement of the w i n g parts of
the toot with clothing, hair, tics, cleaning rags,
rings,
jOTreKy,watefts~ibracelets,stc,Thiscookfcause
t h e w
orpartsofitefeodytobe<&a~ttowar&as!(Rcontact
wi&Themowsgpartsoiftelootandcouhi~?ewsy
dangerous.
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It is expected that users will adopt safe working
practices and observe all local, regional
or
country
legal requiremerits when installing, using or maintaining
the tool.
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Take csse that ttie
exhaust a&
does rot point towards any
other
parson or
material w substance
that
ewAi be
oonteartiraated by 08
dropteis-Whetà &st lubricating
a tool
or H Sie Hoot
esthausttsas
a high o^contertt, do
not
&taw
the
exhaust air
to
come
near very
hot
surfaces
or flames,
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N e w lay the tori down until the wotking attachment has
stopped moving.
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When the tort is not in u s , shirt oft the air supply
and
press throttta triggernever to drain the supply line-
!f the
toot isnot to beusedforaparod~firoe~firstiubncate,
<feOWRectfeÈB%stsSESyarid$iorBinadryayerawroo
temperatureefwjronEnenI-
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If thetoolispassedfrcn)weusertoaneworinexperi-
encad umr,
make
sure mese
inslruci"tons
are available to
bepassedwiththetool.
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Do not remove
any
manufacturer fitted safety devices
where fitted,
>
a.. wheel guards, safety
trigger,
$@em3
governors, eta.
valve in
'~n'position.
The throtSe
trigger/ h e r , ete. must always be free
to return
to
the
'Off'
position when
released. -
Ahwysshutofftheairwpptytotestoot
fflfttf
press ha
"OnOfr
valve
to exhaust
tha aSr from the feett tiwe before
fitting,
removing
or adjusting Rie
woritingattachmentfitterfwftstool.
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Beforeusingthetool,makesurethata
shutoffdevicehasbeentfttecttothe
Wty
line
the
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is known
and oasfly accessible
so
that the air
Figure 1