To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Bona Sander motor does not start?
If the motor of your Bona Sander doesn't start, there might be a few reasons. First, check the power supply voltage or try using it on a different job site. If the connections are unstable, they must be checked and arranged by an authorized Bona dealer. A faulty switch, burnt rotor, or faulty motor will need replacement by an authorized Bona dealer.
Why is my Bona Sander leaving scratched work surface?
If your Bona Sander is leaving scratches, it could be due to a faulty abrasive. Try replacing it. The disc surface might be dirty, faulty, or worn, so clean or replace the disc. Also, check the wheels adjustment and correct their position if they are incorrect. Finally, worn-out driving belt, pulleys, or bearings can cause this issue, and you should contact an authorized Bona dealer to replace them.
Why is my Bona Sander not collecting dust effectively?
Insufficient dust collection in your Bona Sander can be caused by several factors. Check if the dust bag is more than 1/3 full and empty it if necessary. The dust bag might also be dirty or have blocked pores, so shake out the dirt and wash the bag. Ensure that the vacuum ducts and/or pipes are not obstructed and clean the air ducts if needed. Finally, worn-out bearings or the suction fan may require replacement by an authorized Bona dealer.
Why is my Bona Sander scorching the work surface?
Scorching on the work surface with your Bona Sander can occur if the abrasive is worn or too fine; replace it. It may also be due to excessive pressure on the disc. Check and adjust the wheels position and avoid pressing on the arm while working.
What causes insufficient cutting with my Bona Sander?
Insufficient cutting with your Bona Sander can be caused by an unsuitable or worn abrasive; replace the abrasive. Also, worn-out driving belt or pulleys or bearings can be a reason, so contact an authorized Bona dealer to replace them.
Explains the meaning of visual safety symbols used throughout the manual.
Defines the severity levels of safety alerts: Hazard, Warning, and Caution.
Emphasizes user responsibility for reading the manual and supervising children.
Provides important cautions regarding the storage of the equipment to prevent damage.
Outlines essential steps for safely transporting and handling the machine.
Advises careful reading of the manual for safe and easy operation, and warns against removing safety features.
Details the information found on the machine's data plate, including manufacturer and serial number.
Specifies critical requirements for safe electrical connection, including voltage and grounding.
Details the types of approved cables and plugs to use for safe operation and to prevent hazards.
Warns about the spontaneous ignition risk of sawdust and proper disposal methods.
Recommends using a vacuum cleaner for a minimized dust environment during operation.
Lists essential personal safety measures, including wearing masks, goggles, and ear protection.
Stresses the importance of adhering to all safety instructions, warnings, and ensuring parts are secured.
Provides comprehensive guidelines for operating the machine correctly and safely.
Details prohibited uses of the machine, including what not to collect or where not to operate it.
Overviews the machine's intended use and the correct working method for sanding.
A detailed step-by-step guide for safely starting the Bona Edge UX machine.
Highlights critical warnings and cautions during the machine start-up process.
Details the final steps for safely starting and operating the machine.
Instructions for adjusting the wheels on both Bona Edge UX 130 and UX 220 models.
Explains the correct disc-to-floor contact for optimal sanding results and avoiding issues.
Step-by-step guide for correctly attaching abrasive discs, including safety precautions.
Details how to adjust the tilt of the working plate using the wheel support and locking knobs.
Explains how to adjust the wall protection by unscrewing fixing screws for optimal distance.
Outlines the recommended maintenance schedule and essential safety precautions before performing any work.
A step-by-step guide on how to replace the worn Velcro disc on the machine.
The initial steps for replacing the cogged belt, including removing stoppers and locking the pulley.
Continues the process of replacing the cogged belt, including disassembly and reassembly.
Instructions for checking and replacing the motor's graphite brushes, including safety advice.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the LED strip on the machine.
Instructions for replacing the dust capture strip, involving removing screws on the side arm.
Recommends regular cleaning of the sawdust chamber to prevent dust accumulation.
Advises regular checks of the disc surface for dirt and damage.
Advises regular cleaning of wheels and dust bag for optimal performance and hygiene.
Details lubrication needs and provides guidance on service and obtaining spare parts.
A comprehensive guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems with the machine.
Explains the meaning of various error codes displayed on the hour meter and their potential causes.
Declares the product's compliance with relevant EU Machinery, EMC, RoHS, and WEEE directives.
Lists the harmonized standards the product conforms to for safety and electromagnetic compatibility.
Provides instructions for the proper disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment in the EU.
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