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disc you can use is 115mm. The maximum thickness is
6mm and the centre hole is 22mm.
Cutting metal
Use a cutting disc for cutting rod, pipe and metal
section. The maximum diameter you can use is 115mm.
The maximum thickness is 3.5mm and the centre hole
is 22mm.
Cutting masonry
Use a flat cutting disc. The maximum diameter you can
use is 115mm. Always approach the work at the angle
at which you will cut. Maintain this angle throughout
the cut and do not exert a side load on the disc.
Proceed as follows:
Disconnect the plug from the electricity supply.
Ensure the guard
is fitted.
Place the inner
flange (a) on the
spindle. Ensure it
is located on the
two flats.
Place the
abrasive disc on
the spindle and
inner flange (a).
Ensure it is
correctly located.
Fit the threaded
outer flange (b),
making sure it is
facing in the
correct direction
for the type of
disc fitted. For
grinding discs, the
flange (b) is fitted
with the raised
portion facing
towards the disc. For cutting discs, the flange (b) is
fitted with the inner portion facing away from the disc.
Hold the spanner
on the flats of the
spindle to prevent
rotation of the
disc and tighten
the outer flange
with the spanner
provided.
KG75 only:
Press in the
spindle lock
button and rotate
the spindle until it
locks. Keeping the
lock button
pressed in,
tighten the outer
flange with the
spanner provided.
REMOVING THE GUARD (SANDING ONLY)
Hold the tool in
your hand.
Rotate the guard
in the direction of
the arrow.
Use a screwdriver
to press the
locking pin in the
slot.
Release the
guard.
FITTING SANDING DISCS
Use a sanding disc with the backing pad for sanding
with your angle grinder.
Disconnect the plug from the electricity supply.
Remove the
guard. Place the
flange on the
spindle. Place the
backing pad on
the spindle and
inner flange,
ensuring it is
correctly located.
Mount the fibre
backed abrasive
disc on the
backing pad.
a
b
a
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