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General| Disc Diameter | 9 inches |
|---|---|
| Belt Size | 6 x 48 inches |
| Disc Speed | 1725 RPM |
| Belt Speed | 2400 FPM |
| Motor | 1-1/2 HP, 110V/220V, Single-Phase, TEFC |
| Table Size | 9-1/2 x 17-1/2 in. |
| Dust Port Size | 4 inches |
Explains potential differences between manual and machine, and how to get updates.
Provides contact information for technical support and manual feedback.
Identifies and describes the function of each labeled control (A-H) on the sander.
Details table tilt ranges, dimensions, and belt specifications like width and speed.
Covers disc specifications, platen type, and the machine's construction materials.
Details table tilt ranges, dimensions, and belt specifications like width and speed for the G1276 model.
Covers disc specifications, platen type, and the machine's construction materials for the G1276 model.
Explains hazard alert symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and their meanings.
Provides essential safety rules for operating machinery, including apparel and alertness.
Covers critical safety practices like disconnecting power, environment, intended use, and securing workpieces.
Details safety practices specific to combination sanders, such as disc direction and workpiece support.
Discusses power supply availability, full-load current ratings, and circuit sizing.
Details specific electrical circuit needs (110V/220V) and the importance of proper grounding.
Provides guidelines for using extension cords and instructions for voltage conversion.
Lists required setup items and guides the user through unpacking and initial inspection.
Covers inventory check and procedures for removing rust preventative from the machine.
Addresses site requirements, weight load, physical environment, electrical, lighting, and mounting options.
Details steps for assembling the sander, adjusting table gaps, and checking belt tracking.
Guides connecting dust hoses and safely connecting/disconnecting the machine to power.
Explains how to perform a safe test run of the sander after assembly.
Provides an overview, table tilt, sandpaper selection, and belt replacement procedures.
Details disc sandpaper replacement, disc sanding, and belt sanding techniques and examples.
Lists recommended safety items like push blocks and eye protection.
Details sanding belts, discs, and other shop equipment like dust collectors.
Outlines a schedule for pre-operation checks and notes that bearings are permanently lubricated.
Provides instructions for cleaning the machine surfaces and maintaining sandpaper efficiency.
Lists symptoms, possible causes, and solutions for common machine startup, stalling, and vibration problems.
Details procedures for adjusting rollers and platens to ensure proper sanding belt tracking.
Provides critical safety guidelines and warnings for working with electrical wiring.
Illustrates the electrical connections for both 110V and 220V operation modes.
Shows an exploded view of the machine's main assembly and parts.
Provides a comprehensive list of all machine parts with reference numbers and descriptions.
Outlines the 1-year warranty, limitations, and procedures for making a claim.
