To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Chicago Electric 65519 start?
Your Chicago Electric Grinder might not start due to a few reasons. First, check if there is power at the outlet. Second, ensure the cord is properly connected. Finally, the carbon brushes may be worn or damaged, in that case have them replaced by a qualified technician.
What to do if my Chicago Electric 65519 does not grind effectively?
If your Chicago Electric Grinder isn't grinding effectively, first ensure the disc accessory is correctly sized and the Outer Flange Arbor Nut is tight. Also, check the condition and type of disc accessory; use only the proper type of disc accessory in good condition for the material.
How to fix a Chicago Electric 65519 that operates slowly?
If your Chicago Electric Grinder operates slowly or erratically, the carbon brushes may be worn or damaged, so have them replaced by a qualified technician. Also, you might be applying excess pressure to the workpiece, so decrease the pressure and allow the tool to do the work.
How to troubleshoot a Chicago Electric 65519 Grinder that will not start?
If your Chicago Electric Grinder won't start, first, ensure the outlet has power. Second, verify that the cord is properly plugged in. Finally, worn or damaged carbon brushes can also prevent the tool from starting. If that's the case, have the carbon brushes replaced by a qualified technician.
What to do if Chicago Electric 65519 Grinder does not grind, sand or brush effectively?
If your Chicago Electric Grinder isn't grinding, sanding, or brushing effectively, first, ensure the disc accessory is correctly sized and the Outer Flange Arbor Nut is tight. Second, check the condition and type of disc accessory. Use only the proper type of disc accessory in good condition for the material.
Why does my Chicago Electric Grinder operate slowly or erratically?
If your Chicago Electric Grinder operates slowly or erratically, it could be due to worn or damaged carbon brushes, which should be replaced by a qualified technician. It can also happen if you apply excess pressure to the workpiece. Decrease the pressure and allow the tool to do the work.
General| Voltage | 120V |
|---|---|
| Speed/No Load Speed | 11000 RPM |
| Amperage | 4.3 Amps |
| Disc/Wheel Diameter | 4-1/2 in. |
| Spindle Thread | 5/8 in.-11 UNC |
| Length | 10.5 in |
Overview of the setup and operating instructions for the angle grinder.
Essential warning to read material before use to prevent serious injury.
Details on website and contact number for technical questions or parts.
Instruction to save the manual for future reference regarding safety and procedures.
Explanation of safety alert symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work area and essential electrical safety practices.
Specific electrical safety rules, including cord usage, wet conditions, and GFCI.
Guidelines for operator alertness, PPE, preventing unintentional starting, and proper dress.
Guidance on not forcing the tool, using the switch, disconnecting power, and maintenance checks.
Instructions on choosing and using accessories correctly for safe operation.
Specific safety warnings for grinding, sanding, and wire brushing operations.
Ensuring accessories have the correct arbor size and fit the spindle properly.
Procedures for inspecting accessories for damage and performing a ring-test.
Reinforcing the importance of appropriate PPE like safety glasses, dust masks, and gloves.
Safe practices for handling the tool during and after operation, including stopping and storage.
Important warnings regarding pacemakers, dust hazards, and California Proposition 65.
Introduction to kickback, a sudden reaction from accessory snagging.
Explanation of how kickback occurs due to accessory snagging or pinching.
Techniques for maintaining a firm grip and positioning the body to resist kickback.
Safety guidelines specific to grinding, including wheel, guard, and flange selection and usage.
Safety advice for sanding discs and wire brushes, including potential hazards.
Information on health risks from vibration and methods to reduce exposure.
Distinction between double insulated and grounded tools and their grounding needs.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate extension cords based on length, gauge, and use.
Table detailing minimum wire gauge for extension cords based on amperage and length.
Explanation of symbols used on the tool and in the manual.
Key technical specifications of the angle grinder, such as electrical requirements and speed.
Steps for unpacking the tool and installing the auxiliary handle and guard.
Criteria for selecting and inspecting grinding wheels, including RPM and ring-test.
Detailed steps for mounting a grinding wheel using the spindle lock, flanges, and nut.
Specifications for threaded accessories and instructions for their installation.
Core instructions for operating the tool, including grip, speed, and pressure.
Guidelines for preparing a clean, well-lit, and safe work area.
Tips for achieving a smoother finish by moving the tool correctly.
Procedures for safely stopping, storing, and cleaning the angle grinder after use.
Pre-use checks, cleaning advice, and warnings regarding cord replacement.
Solutions for issues like the tool not starting, operating slowly, or grinding ineffectively.
Crucial reminder to disconnect power supply before performing any diagnosis or servicing.
Comprehensive list of parts with descriptions and quantities for the angle grinder.
Statement advising that repairs should be done by qualified technicians, not the buyer.
Visual representation of the angle grinder's components and their assembly.
Instruction to record the product's serial number or purchase date for reference.
Details on the warranty coverage, exclusions, and limitations for the product.
Instructions on how to submit a warranty claim, including proof of purchase.
Contact information for warranty claims and general inquiries.
