To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Central Machinery 38123 Sander motor slow down when sanding?
The motor of your Central Machinery Sander might be slowing down because the Timing Belt is too tight, so decrease the tension. Alternatively, you might be applying too much pressure on the workpiece; in that case, apply less pressure.
What to do if my Central Machinery Sander does not operate?
If your Central Machinery Sander isn't operating, first, ensure it's plugged into an electrical outlet and that the Switch Key is inserted. If it still doesn't work, the Switch may need to be replaced. If problems persist, take it to a qualified technician.
Why does my Central Machinery 38123 make excessive noise?
Excessive noise from your Central Machinery Sander could be due to a Timing Belt that is too tight, in which case you should decrease the tension. It may also be that the Bearings need oiling, so oil them.
What to do if wood burns while using Central Machinery 38123 Sander?
If wood burns while sanding with your Central Machinery Sander, it's likely that the Sanding Pad or Belt is loaded with debris. You should clean or replace the Sanding Pad or Belt.
General| Brand | Central Machinery |
|---|---|
| Model | 38123 |
| Category | Sander |
| Language | English |
Details electrical input, amperage, and plug type.
Specifies the belt speed in FPM.
Specifies the disc speed in RPM.
Provides the physical dimensions of the worktable.
Indicates the maximum tilt angle for the worktable.
Specifies the size of the miter slot.
Gives the diameter of the sanding pad.
States the dimensions of the sanding belt.
Indicates the total weight of the unit.
Emphasizes reading all instructions and general safety guidelines for operation.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and clean work environment.
Precautions related to electrical connections, grounding, and cord safety.
Guidelines for operator attire, alertness, and avoiding accidental starts.
Proper techniques for using the tool, securing workpieces, and maintenance.
Guidelines for professional maintenance and using identical replacement parts.
Rules specific to the operation of this sander, including label maintenance.
Information on potential health risks from sanding dust, including cancer and birth defects.
Explains the purpose and connection of grounding for three-prong plug tools.
Explains the safety features of double insulated tools with two-prong plugs.
Guidance on choosing appropriate extension cords based on length and gauge.
Table providing recommended minimum wire gauge for extension cords by length and amperage.
Explains common symbols found on the tool and in the manual.
Instructions for attaching the sander base to a workbench using clamps or bolts.
Steps for attaching the 6" sandpaper pad and disc guard to the disc.
Instructions for assembling the table support and worktable components.
Procedure for adjusting the worktable to ensure it is level relative to the sanding surface.
Guidance on installing the backstop for workpiece support during sanding.
Steps to adjust the worktable for vertical sanding operations.
Instructions to ensure the worktable is precisely leveled for accurate sanding.
Detailed steps for fitting the sanding belt and adjusting its tension and tracking.
How to use the ON/OFF locking switch and its safety feature with the key.
Method for performing surface sanding on the sanding belt.
Method for performing end sanding on the sanding belt.
Technique for sanding curved edges using the tool, with safety notes.
Checks and preparations to perform before each use of the sander.
Procedures for cleaning the sander and motor with compressed air after use.
Scheduled maintenance tasks, including oiling sleeve bearings every 10 hours.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the timing drive belt.
Guidelines for storing the sander safely and properly.
Warning that maintenance and repairs not in the manual require a qualified technician.
