To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Kunzle & Tasin Arlequin has insufficient dust collection?
If your Kunzle & Tasin Sander isn't collecting dust effectively, it might be due to a few reasons. The paper dust bag could be more than two-thirds full, in which case you should replace it. Another possibility is that the dust suction conducts are clogged, so you should clean the air conducts. Also, the filter might be clogged, so try cleaning it.
Why is my Kunzle & Tasin Arlequin Sander not cutting well?
If your Kunzle & Tasin Sander isn't cutting effectively, it could be due to several reasons. First, the abrasive might be worn or unsuitable, so try replacing it. Second, the drum pressure might be insufficient, so increase the drum pressure. Third, the belt tension might be insufficient, so increase the belt tension. Finally, the belt may be worn, so replace the belt.
How to prevent burns on the work surface with Kunzle & Tasin Sander?
Burns on the work surface when using the Kunzle & Tasin Sander may be due to a worn abrasive, which requires replacement. It could also be caused by excessive drum pressure, in which case you should decrease the drum pressure. Another cause may be an excessively fine abrasive, so switch to a coarser abrasive.
What to do if Kunzle & Tasin Arlequin Sander leaves a grooved work surface?
If your Kunzle & Tasin Sander is leaving a grooved work surface, it may be due to a faulty abrasive, so replace the belt. Alternatively, the drum surface might be dirty or faulty, so clean or replace the rubber-coated drum. Finally, the wheel adjustment may be incorrect, so correct their position.
Why does my Kunzle & Tasin Arlequin have insufficient motor speed?
General| Brand | Kunzle & Tasin |
|---|---|
| Model | Arlequin |
| Category | Sander |
| Language | English |
Explanation of the DANGER warning symbol and its implications.
Explanation of the WARNING symbol and potential consequences of non-compliance.
Explanation of the CAUTION symbol and potential risks of minor harm.
Steps for safely transporting the machine by a single operator.
Steps for safely transporting the machine with two operators.
Procedures for reassembling the machine after it has been transported.
Personal protective equipment and practices required for safe operation.
Adherence to safety regulations and machine assembly for preventing accidents.
Specific actions that should not be performed with the machine to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide on how to start and operate the machine as a sander.
How to adjust the pressure exerted by the sanding drum on the floor.
How to adjust the machine's wheels for proper alignment and performance.
Steps for correctly installing abrasive on the expansion type drum.
Steps for correctly installing abrasive on the rent type drum.
Maintenance of the vacuum unit's filter and dust collection system.
Guidelines for replacing the dust bag to maintain suction efficiency.
Checking and cleaning the sanding drum for optimal performance.
Cleaning the wheels to prevent undulations on the sanded surface.
How to inspect and adjust the tension of the drive belt.
Periodic checks on bearings, recommended for service personnel.
