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18-Volt Battery Powered
Equalizer
Freedom
®
Users Guide & Exploded View
ECT113 • ECT115 • EFT116 • EFT117
READ THIS FIRST! Keep sheaths clean on the inside! To prevent extensive tool damage, do not allow sheath to hit
blade mount! Set the blade to the proper depth, and do not hit the pinchweld on the outside of the vehicle! Cut wide
urethane in 3/4" stages! Grease main drive gear every 3 months, using high heat grease!
© 2004 Equalizer Industries, Inc.
ECT113_ECT115_Fre_User_Guide Rev 5/1/04
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- Page 1 ® Users Guide & Exploded View ECT113 • ECT115 • EFT116 • EFT117 READ THIS FIRST! Keep sheaths clean on the inside! To prevent extensive tool damage, do not allow sheath to hit blade mount! Set the blade to the proper depth, and do not hit the pinchweld on the outside of the vehicle! Cut wide urethane in 3/4”...
- Page 2 Removing Auto Gass With Your Equalizer Freedom ® Urethane Patented Worldwide The Sheath The sheath is a unique patented idea that makes Equalizer tools work. The sheath is ® Blade Appearance From Inside a protective sleeve that surrounds the blade Looking Out so the blade will not damage the dash or garnish mouldings.
- Page 3 Right Hand Left Hand Use Cutting Lubricant The use of Equalizer Cutting Lubricant ® Right Or Left Hand Use ECL784 will improve the cutting action and All Equalizer tools can be set up for right ® reduce drag on the Equalizer blade.
- Page 4 Important Instructions For Your Equalizer Freedom ® Battery & Charger Tune-Up Procedure At the end of every two weeks, completely discharge your battery. Batteries can develop a memory which will shorten the working time they can be used. The tune-up procedure will eliminate the memory build-up.
- Page 5 Models ECT113, ECT115, EFT116, EFT117 Part No. Description Required DW9096XR DW9096XR 18 volt battery I-1001 Fixed-position trigger I-1807 3153 I-1802 Cover plate I-1804 Gasket I-1822 I-1802 I-1807 Housing (includes both sides) I-1812 Sheath holder 3151 I-1822 Plunger holding assembly I-2109...
- Page 6 If you want a tool repaired but are not seeking to have it repaired under warranty, it is not necessary to include blades and sheaths. Equalizer Industries, Inc., reserves the right to refuse to repair, at our expense, any tool which has not been prop- erly maintained as specified in the Users Guide. Particularly important are the following: 1.
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