To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes burning or glazing with Clarke American 12?
Burning or glazing during sanding with your Clarke Sander can occur due to: * Dull abrasive. Replace the abrasive. * Excessive sanding pressure. Decrease the sanding pressure setting. * Too fine of an abrasive. Use a coarser abrasive.
Why does my Clarke American 12 Sander have an uneven cut?
An uneven cut with your Clarke Sander is caused by the leveling being out of adjustment. Readjust the leveling.
Safety measures to prevent explosions from sanding dust and ignition sources in the work area.
Warning against operating partially assembled equipment and ensuring all parts are secured.
Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from all moving parts during operation and service.
Guidelines for preventing electrical shock and fire hazards, including proper grounding.
Emphasizes the necessity of wearing eye, ear, and respiratory protection during sanding.
Ensures the machine operates only on the specified AC frequency and voltage.
Highlights the necessity of an earthing conductor for operator protection from electric shock.
Warns against electrocution risks if the machine is exposed to water or rain.
Advises replacement of damaged electrical cords or plugs by qualified personnel.
Step-by-step instructions for preparing and installing the abrasive onto the drum.
Crucial safety warning to disconnect power before changing the abrasive.
Instructions for installing the operator's belt and a critical warning about not tying it.
Procedure for turning the machine on using the On/Off switch.
Warning about potential floor damage if the machine is not kept moving while engaged.
Instructions for timely dust bag emptying to prevent fire hazards and ensure performance.
Explains the purpose and technique for the initial sanding pass, including abrasive choice.
Details the process for finishing cuts, abrasive selection, and pressure settings.
Warning about electrocution risk during maintenance if power is not disconnected.
Caution regarding moving parts during adjustments and service.
Step-by-step instructions for adjusting the sanding pressure for roughing and finishing cuts.
Instructions on how to level the sanding drum using eccentric screws.
Lists potential causes for motor failure to start and recommended actions.
Solutions for uneven cuts, often related to leveling adjustments or abrasive issues.
Addresses burning or glazing issues, typically due to dull abrasive or incorrect pressure.
Identifies causes for waves on the sanded surface, like wheel debris or flat spots.
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