Why does my King Canada Sander slow down when sanding?
If your King Canada Sander slows down during sanding, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the drive belt might be too tight, in which case you should decrease the belt tension. Second, you might be applying too much pressure to the workpiece, so try easing up on the pressure.
What to do if my King Canada Sander motor will not run?
If your King Canada Sander's motor won't run, it could be due to a few potential issues. The ON-OFF switch, switch cord, or switch box might be defective; if so, replace the defective parts. Alternatively, the motor could be burned out, in that case, any attempt to repair this motor may create a hazard unless repair is done by a qualified service technician.
Why does wood burn while sanding with my King Canada Sander?
If wood burns while sanding with your King Canada Sander, it's probably because the sanding disc or belt is glazed with sap. Replace the disc or belt to resolve this.
General| Model | KC-705L-6 |
|---|---|
| Category | Sander |
| Type | Belt and Disc Sander |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Belt Size | 4" x 36" |
| Dust Collection | Yes |
| Disc Diameter | 6" |
| Disc Speed | 3450 RPM |
| Motor | Induction |
Keep dated proof for warranty and servicing purposes.
Replacement parts are available at authorized King Canada service centers.
Details the 2-year limited warranty and its exclusions.
Manual is a guide; specifications subject to change.
Refer to the website for updated parts diagrams and lists.
Understand operation, check alignment, and review safety procedures.
Guidelines for safe placement and handling of the sander.
Inspect for damaged parts, alignment, and proper setup.
Use the right tool; wear appropriate safety gear and clothing.
Proper technique for disc sanding and workpiece handling.
Maintain balance, avoid overreaching, keep area clean, and keep children away.
Ensure proper setup, check for jams, and never leave unattended.
Connect to a 120V outlet with a 15-amp circuit and appropriate fuse/breaker.
Ensure proper grounding to prevent shock; replace damaged cords.
Guidelines for selecting and using extension cords with the sander.
Details of the model, belt size, speeds, motor, and dimensions.
Identifies and describes the main parts of the sander via numbered illustration.
Instructions for securely mounting or clamping the sander to a workbench.
Steps to install the sanding disc and its protective guard.
How to attach the worktable and backstop components.
Setup for tilting the table for vertical belt sanding.
Ensures the worktable is correctly aligned with the disc/belt.
Procedures for fitting, tensioning, and tracking the sanding belt.
How to use the power switch and the removable safety key.
Proper methods for surface and bevel sanding on the belt.
Safe and effective methods for sanding on the disc.
Lubrication requirements and drive belt installation/tensioning.
Solutions for common issues like motor not running or belt tracking.
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