What to do if my Silverline Grinder cutting disk is off center?
If the cutting disk is off center or vibrating eccentrically, turn the grinder off. Then, remove and replace the disc, following the instructions for fitting a grinding or cutting disc. The issue may be due to a worn, deformed, or incorrectly fitted disc.
Why Silverline DIY 650W has no function when the ON/OFF switch is operated?
If the Silverline Grinder doesn't function when you operate the ON/OFF switch, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check the power supply to make sure the grinder is getting power. Second, the ON/OFF slider switch might be defective.
Explains symbols on rating plate and their meaning.
Details sound pressure, power, weighted vibration, and uncertainty levels.
Guidelines for a safe and clean work environment, keeping distractions minimal.
Essential precautions for safe electrical connection and use of the power tool.
Advice on operator alertness, protective equipment, and preventing accidental starts.
Proper handling, maintenance, and storage to ensure tool longevity and safety.
Guidelines for safe operation of the grinder, including accessory use and speed.
Precautions for using sanding discs, avoiding oversized paper and kickback.
Safety advice for wire brushing, including bristle hazards and guard interference.
Crucial safety points for grinders, including guards, disc checks, and operating procedures.
Pre-operation checks, including attachments, security, and PPE.
Instructions for fitting handles, guards, discs, and wire brushes.
Instructions for safely turning the grinder on and off.
Regular checks for screws, cords, and potential damage to the tool.
Addresses issues like no power or disc vibration with corrective actions.
Steps to register the product online to activate the 3-year guarantee.
Details of the guarantee, including what is covered and what is not.
General| Power | 650W |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle Grinder |
| No Load Speed | 11000rpm |
| Disc Diameter | 115mm |
| Category | Grinder |
| Model | Silverline DIY 650W |
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