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If your Silverline Sander won't start, there are several potential causes: * The plug fuse may be blown, in which case you should replace the fuse. * The circuit breaker may have tripped; try resetting it. * There may be a fault with the tool itself. If this is the case, have the tool serviced by an authorised Silverline service centre.
Why is my Silverline 612519 Sander vibrating so much?
Excessive vibration in your Silverline Sander can stem from several issues: 1. The wheel may be out of balance, requiring you to dress the wheel. 2. A loose wheel necessitates immediate shutdown and re-tightening of the wheel fittings. 3. A damaged wheel also requires immediate shutdown, followed by wheel replacement. 4. If the tool isn't fully secured to the workbench, check and tighten all bolts and fittings. 5. If the tool is directly bolted to a metal workbench, or if the rubber feet are missing or damaged, fit a vibration-reducing material like a small piece of wood between the tool and the workbench surface.
Why is the motor housing on my Silverline Sander getting so hot?
If your Silverline Sander's motor housing is getting excessively hot, it's likely due to not following the duty cycle. Ensure you use the tool for a maximum of 30 minutes per hour. If it still overheats, allow additional cooling time, as ambient temperature and other factors can increase the required cooling time. Running the tool well within the duty cycle may increase its working life.
How to fix a Silverline Sander belt that runs unevenly?
If your Silverline Sander's sanding belt isn't running evenly and veers left or right, it could be due to incorrect tool settings. Refer to the ‘Changing the belt’ section for guidance. Alternatively, the belt itself may be worn or incorrectly made, in which case you should replace it.
What to do if my Silverline 612519 is making an unexpected noise?
An unexpected noise from your Silverline Sander can often be attributed to fittings loosening over time due to the tool's high vibration. Check that all fittings are correctly tightened. If fittings repeatedly become loose, verify the correct fitting order and consider adding spring washers or lock nuts if necessary. If the issue persists, it may indicate worn internal parts or another fault, in which case you should contact an authorised service centre.
Why is my Silverline Sander ‘squealing’?
If your Silverline Sander is making a squealing sound while sanding, it's likely due to the belt slipping. Refer to the ‘Changing the belt’ section for instructions on tension adjustment.
General| Brand | Silverline |
|---|---|
| Model | 612519 |
| Category | Sander |
| Language | English |
Explanation of symbols used on the tool's rating plate and instructions.
Detailed technical data including voltage, power, speed, dimensions, and weight.
Essential safety precautions for operating electric power tools to prevent injury.
Critical safety advice for using the bench grinder component.
Essential safety measures for operating the belt sanding component.
Guide to unpacking, identifying parts, and understanding tool features.
Steps to take before operating the tool, including checks and setup.
Guidance on assembling the tool, including spark arrestor and tool rests.
How to safely start and stop the grinder and belt sander.
Techniques and precautions for effective grinding.
Instructions and safety for using the belt sander.
Information on compatible accessories and consumables for the tool.
Instructions for cleaning, inspection, and replacing parts like grinding wheels.
Solutions for common problems like machine not starting or excessive vibration.
Details on the 3-year guarantee, registration process, and terms.
Conditions and limitations of the product guarantee.
Statement of compliance with EU directives and relevant standards.
