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fig. 15
fig. 14
fig. 13
fig. 12
3.5 Mounting the work stop (fig. 12)
1. Unplug the sander.
2. Place the work stop (3) onto the side of the belt
frame.
3. Lock the fence in place with the screw (23).
3.6 Sanding belt tracking (fig. 13)
1. Plug the sander into a wall socket.
2. Turn on the motor and turn it off straight away.
Watch how the belt rotates on the rollers and
note if it is centred or pulling to one side.
If the belt is centred on both the rollers it
does not need adjusting, but if not:
If the belt pulls toward the sanding disc – turn
the adjusting screw (5) ¼ turn clockwise.
If the belt pulls outward away from
the sanding disc – turn the adjusting screw (5)
¼ turn anticlockwise.
3. Turn on the motor and turn it off straight away,
to check the tracking again. Repeat the above
tracking procedure until the belt is centred on
both of the rollers.
3.7 Using the sanding belt at different angles (fig. 14)
1. Unplug the sander.
2. Undo the locking screw (9), raise
the belt frame (10) to the desired angle and
then tighten the locking screw.
3.8 Power switch operation (fig. 15)
The sander is fitted with a combined power/no-volt
release switch.
• Push the green button [1] to start the motor.
• Push the red button [0] to turn the motor off.
The no-volt release switch prevents the motor from
automatically starting again following
a power cut. If the no-volt release switch has been
triggered, the machine can only be
restarted by pushing in the green button.
3.9 Placement
Position the machine on an appropriately high bench
and secure it with bolts through the baseplate.
Bear in mind that there must even be enough room
around the sander for working on large workpieces.
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