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Festool ETS150/3 EQ User Manual

Festool ETS150/3 EQ
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Instruction manual
Guide d’utilisation
Manual de instrucciones
ETS 150/3 EQ
ETS 150/5 EQ
Instruction manual
Page 3
IMPORTANT: Read and understand all instructions before using.
Guide d’utilisation
Page 11
IMPORTANT: Lire et comprendre toutes les instructions avant de
démarrer les travaux.
Manual de instrucciones
Pagina 20
IMPORTANTE: Lea y comprende todas las instrucciones antes de
usar.
Festool Group GmbH & Co. KG
Wertstrasse 20
73240 Wendlingen
Germany
www.festoolusa.com
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Festool ETS150/3 EQ Specifications

General IconGeneral
Orbit Diameter3 mm
Pad Size150 mm
Power Consumption310 W
Weight1.8 kg
Dust Extraction Connection Diameter27 mm
Speed4, 000 - 10, 000 RPM
Interchangeable sanding pad diameter150 mm
Cable Length4 m
Dust ExtractionYes

Summary

Safety Rules

General Safety Instructions

Read all safety warnings and instructions before operating the power tool to prevent injury.

Electrical Safety

Plug and Outlet Matching

Ensure power tool plugs match the outlet and avoid adapter plugs to reduce electric shock risk.

Body Contact with Earthed Surfaces

Avoid body contact with earthed surfaces to reduce electric shock risk.

Rain and Wet Conditions

Do not expose power tools to rain or wet conditions to prevent electric shock.

Cord Safety

Never abuse the cord for carrying or unplugging and keep it away from hazards.

Outdoor Extension Cord Use

Use extension cords suitable for outdoor use to reduce electric shock risk.

Damp Location Supply

Use an RCD-protected supply in damp locations to reduce electric shock risk.

Personal Safety

Stay Alert and Use Common Sense

Remain alert, watch your actions, and use common sense when operating a power tool.

Personal Protective Equipment

Always wear eye protection and appropriate PPE for conditions to reduce personal injuries.

Prevent Unintentional Starting

Ensure the switch is off before connecting or carrying the tool to prevent accidental starts.

Remove Adjusting Keys

Remove any adjusting key or wrench before turning the power tool on to prevent injury.

Maintain Footing and Balance

Keep proper footing and balance at all times for better control in unexpected situations.

Proper Dress

Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry; keep hair away from moving parts.

Power Tool Use and Care

Do Not Force the Power Tool

Use the correct power tool for your application for better and safer results.

Check Switch Operation

Do not use the tool if the switch does not turn it on and off; it must be repaired.

Disconnect Power Source

Disconnect power before making adjustments or changing accessories to prevent accidental starting.

Store Idle Power Tools

Store idle tools out of reach of children and untrained persons.

Maintain Power Tools

Maintain tools by checking for misalignment or breakage; repair damaged parts before use.

Keep Cutting Tools Sharp

Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for less binding and easier control.

Use Tool Correctly

Use the tool, accessories, and bits according to instructions and working conditions.

Keep Handles Dry

Keep handles dry and free of oil/grease for safe handling and control.

Service

Qualified Repair Person

Have power tool serviced by a qualified repair person using identical replacement parts.

Machine-Related Safety Instructions

Insulated Gripping Surfaces

Hold tools by insulated gripping surfaces to prevent shock from hidden wiring.

Harmful/Toxic Dusts

Comply with safety regulations and use extraction systems for hazardous dusts.

Protective Mask and Goggles

Wear a P2 protective mask and protective goggles to protect health and against sanding hazards.

Liquid Polish Prevention

Prevent liquid polish from entering the machine to avoid electric shock risk.

Inspect After Dropping

Check for damage to machine and sanding pad if dropped; repair damaged parts before use.

Health Hazard by Dust

Reduce Dust Exposure

Work in ventilated areas and use approved safety equipment to reduce exposure to hazardous dusts.

Technical Data

Wattage and Speed

Details on tool's power consumption, no load speed, and number of strokes per minute.

Sanding Stroke and Diameter

Specifications for sanding stroke length for different models and sanding base diameter.

Weight and Safety Level

Information on the tool's weight and its safety level classification.

Symbols

General Danger Warning

Symbol indicating a general danger warning.

Operating Instructions

Symbol prompting the user to read the operating instructions and notes.

Protective Goggles

Symbol indicating the need to wear protective goggles.

Ear Protection

Symbol indicating the need to wear ear protection.

Dust Mask

Symbol indicating the need to wear a dust mask.

Intended Use

Sanding Applications

Designed for sanding wood, plastic, composites, paint, varnish, and filling materials.

Prohibited Materials

Not for processing metal or materials with asbestos content.

Electrical Connection and Operation

Voltage Correspondence

Ensure mains voltage matches the voltage on the rating plate for safe operation.

Switching Off Before Connection

Always switch the machine off before connecting or disconnecting the power cable.

On/Off Switch Function

The switch is an on/off switch, with a locking button for continuous use.

Extension Cord

Extension Cord Requirements

Use extension cords with sufficient cross-section to prevent voltage drop or overheating.

Cord Size Recommendations

Table providing correct cord size (AWG) based on extension cord length for optimal performance.

Tool Settings

Electronic Speed Control

Regulate speed steplessly between 6000-10500 rpm to optimize sanding for different materials.

Dust Extraction

Turbo-filter System

Sanding dust is trapped in a turbo-filter; change filter when extraction power diminishes.

External Extraction Unit

Connect a Festool extractor instead of the inbuilt system for longer sanding jobs.

Attaching Sanding Material

Stickfix Sanding Paper and Felt

Fasten Stickfix sanding paper and felt quickly and easily onto the Stickfix sanding base.

Choice and Installation of Grinding Disks

Grinding Disk Hardness

Select disk hardness (Hard, Soft, Super-soft) based on surface type for optimal grinding.

Disk Installation Check

Ensure the grinding disk is correctly positioned before screwing it tight.

Working with the Tool

Moderate Pressure

Never overload the tool; moderate pressure yields best sanding results and surface quality.

Model Performance

ETS 150/3 EQ for surface quality/low abrasion; ETS 150/5 EQ for high abrasion/good quality.

Rotary Control Settings

Recommended rotary control settings for various sanding tasks like paint, wood, and primer.

Maintenance and Care

Authorized Service Workshop

Maintenance or repair requiring motor housing opening must be done by an authorized service workshop.

Disconnect Power Before Work

Always remove the plug from the mains supply socket before carrying out any work on the machine.

Keep Machine Clean

Always keep the machine and ventilation slots clean for optimal performance.

Sanding Base Brakes

Braking Mechanism

Sanding base is braked by a collar; replace collar if braking effect is reduced due to wear.

Accessories, Tools

Use Original Festool Accessories

For safety reasons, only use original Festool accessories and tools.

Systainer

Systainer System Container

Provides protection and storage for tools and accessories; stackable and connectable.

Opening and Locking Systainer

Instructions on how to open and lock the Systainer using the T-loc mechanism.

Connecting Systainers

How to connect two Systainers together or a new generation Systainer to a previous one.

Warranty

Festool 3-Year Limited Warranty

Tool is warranted free from defects for 3 years from purchase date, if used per instructions.

Extended Limited Warranty Conditions

Details on the 1+2 year warranty, shipping responsibilities, and service validity.

Warranty Exclusions

Excludes normal wear, misuse, abuse, neglect, and damage from non-defect causes.

Non-Festool Products

Warranty void if non-Festool accessories or consumables are used; user assumes risk.

Legal Rights and Limitations

Explains specific legal rights and limitations on implied warranties based on state/province.

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