To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Clayton Sander vacuum performance so low?
If your Clayton Sander vacuum performance is low, ensure that compressed air is being delivered at 90-100 PSI through a ¾” compressed air hose. Also, replace the filter bag and/or prefilter using the Safe- Filter-Change procedure. Check each hose for obstruction and remove any debris. If the vacuum motors are contaminated by dirty compressed air, contact Clayton for support.
What to do if Clayton DUSTMASTER DM-304 Sander air tools operating too slowly?
If your Clayton Sander air tools are operating too slowly, increase the supplied compressed air pressure or the size of the airline feeding the system. Inspect the external air filter. Also, increase the tool throttle with the adjustment knob on the tool.
How to fix Clayton DUSTMASTER DM-304 Sander air tools operating too fast?
If your Clayton Sander air tools are operating too fast, reduce the compressed air supply by installing a properly sized regulator between the compressed air supply and the vacuum system. Reduce the tool throttle with the adjustment knob on the tool.
Why is there excessive dust visible at the work surface using Clayton DUSTMASTER DM-304?
If excessive dust is visible at the work surface while using your Clayton Sander, replace the filter bag and/or prefilter using the Safe- Filter-Change procedure. If fine dust has coated the surface of the filter bag, open the filter compartment using the Safe-Filter-Change procedure. With a blunt tool, gently shake the filter bag to knock particles off the inner wall and check the minihelic reading. If a new DustMaster filter bag and prefilter are in place, the minihelic should read below 5; otherwise, the ULPA filter needs to be replaced.
How to troubleshoot Clayton DUSTMASTER DM-304 vacuum that will not start?
If your Clayton Sander vacuum will not start, ensure that the main air supply is connected. Push the switch up, confirm that the vacuum electrical cord is plugged into an outlet, and ensure that the outlet is energized.
What causes static electricity and shocking with Clayton Sander?
If static electricity is causing sparks or shocking when using your Clayton Sander, ensure that shop air lines are grounded. Check to be sure that a ground wire has been connected to the vacuum grounding lug and that conductive vacuum hoses are being used.
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General| Model | DM-304 |
|---|---|
| Type | Random Orbital Sander |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| No Load Speed | 12, 000 OPM |
| Pad Size | 5 inches |
| Dust Collection | Yes |
| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
| Amperage | 2.5A |
