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Ensuring a clean, well-lit workspace and keeping children and bystanders away.
Checking power supply, avoiding water contact, and using suitable extension cords.
Staying alert, using safety equipment, avoiding accidental starts, and dressing appropriately.
Using the tool correctly, maintaining it, and storing it safely out of reach.
Recommending qualified specialists for service and using only standard spare parts.
Using the tool in a dry environment, placing it on the surface before operating, and avoiding accidental starts.
Properly carrying the tool, protecting the cable, and checking it for damage before use.
Avoiding excessive pressure, checking housing/switch for damage, and not using if defective.
Instructions for operating the on/off switch of the polishing tool.
Steps for applying polishing caps, spreading polish, and polishing surfaces.
Guidance for polishing large flat surfaces and smaller, hard-to-reach areas.
Details on rated voltage, frequency, input power, protection class, rotation speed, weight, and disc diameter.
Information on acoustic pressure and power levels, with a warning about hearing protection.
Instructions for cleaning ventilation slots, washing polishing covers, and storing the tool.
Details of the 36-month warranty, exclusions, repair procedures, and required proof of purchase.
Guidance on disposing of the appliance and used motor oil responsibly.
Statement of compliance with European Directives and harmonized standards.
Ensuring a clean, well-lit workspace and keeping children and bystanders away.
Checking power supply, avoiding water contact, and using suitable extension cords.
Staying alert, using safety equipment, avoiding accidental starts, and dressing appropriately.
Using the tool correctly, maintaining it, and storing it safely out of reach.
Recommending qualified specialists for service and using only standard spare parts.
Using the tool in a dry environment, placing it on the surface before operating, and avoiding accidental starts.
Properly carrying the tool, protecting the cable, and checking it for damage before use.
Avoiding excessive pressure, checking housing/switch for damage, and not using if defective.
Instructions for operating the on/off switch of the polishing tool.
Steps for applying polishing caps, spreading polish, and polishing surfaces.
Guidance for polishing large flat surfaces and smaller, hard-to-reach areas.
Details on rated voltage, frequency, input power, protection class, rotation speed, weight, and disc diameter.
Information on acoustic pressure and power levels, with a warning about hearing protection.
Instructions for cleaning ventilation slots, washing polishing covers, and storing the tool.
Details of the 36-month warranty, exclusions, repair procedures, and required proof of purchase.
Guidance on disposing of the appliance and used motor oil responsibly.
Statement of compliance with European Directives and harmonized standards.
This document outlines the operational and maintenance guidelines for the POWX0496 Polisher, a tool designed for polishing painted car surfaces. Adherence to these instructions is crucial for safe and effective use, as well as for maintaining the tool's warranty.
The polisher is primarily intended for polishing the painted surfaces of cars. Any other uses are not approved and may void the warranty or lead to unsafe operation. Before using the appliance, it is imperative to read the entire manual, including all safety warnings and instructions. This ensures that the user is fully aware of potential hazards and proper operating procedures. The manual should always accompany the power tool if it is transferred to other users.
The device features a simple design, including an on/off switch, a grip for comfortable handling, a polishing wheel, and ventilation slots to prevent overheating. Upon unpacking, users should ensure all packaging materials are removed and that the package contents are complete, including the tool itself, the manual, a clean woolen cloth, and a towel cover for the polisher. Any missing or damaged parts should be reported to the dealer immediately. Packaging materials should be retained until the end of the warranty period and then disposed of properly, keeping them away from children due to the risk of suffocation.
Safety is paramount when operating the polisher. Users must always check that the power supply matches the voltage specified on the rating plate. Power tool plugs should always match the outlet, and no modifications should be made to the plug. Adapter plugs with earthed power tools should not be used. To reduce the risk of electric shock, users should avoid body contact with earthed surfaces such as pipes, radiators, kitchen ranges, and refrigerators. The power tool should never be exposed to rain or wet conditions, as water ingress increases the risk of electric shock. The power cord must be protected from damage, heat, oil, sharp edges, and moving parts. It should never be used for carrying, pulling, or unplugging the tool. When operating outdoors, an extension cable suitable for outdoor use must be employed. In damp locations, a residual current device (RCD) protected power supply should be used.
Personal safety measures include staying alert, watching what is being done, and exercising common sense. The tool should not be operated when tired, under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication. Safety equipment, including eye protection, a dust mask, non-skid safety shoes, a hard hat, or hearing protection, should be worn as needed. Accidental starts can be prevented by ensuring the switch is in the off position before inserting the plug. Any adjusting keys or spanners must be removed before turning on the power tool. Users should maintain a firm footing and avoid overreaching to ensure control over the tool in unexpected situations. Proper attire is essential: loose clothing, jewelry, and long hair should be kept away from moving parts.
The polisher should only be used in a clean and dry environment. It should be placed on the intended surface before being switched on or off. Children must be kept away from the operating area. Accidental switching on of the tool should be avoided. When carrying the tool while plugged into the mains, the user's finger should be kept off the switch. The tool should never be carried or pulled by its power cable. The cable must be protected from heat, oil, and sharp edges, and checked for damage before each use. When polishing, excessive pressure should be avoided; the tool should be allowed to glide over the surface naturally. The housing and switch should be regularly checked for damage, and the tool should not be used if either is defective.
Operation of the polisher involves a few simple steps. To switch the tool on, the on/off switch (1) is set to 'I', and to switch it off, it is set to '0'. When using wax and polishes, manufacturers' instructions should be followed carefully. First, the textile polishing cap is pulled over the polishing pad, ensuring it is completely clean. The polish is then spread evenly over the polishing pad, not directly onto the car bodywork. The tool should only be switched on and off when it is resting on the car bodywork. For large, flat surfaces like the bonnet, boot lid, and roof, the mains cable should be placed over the user's shoulder, and movements should be regular. It is crucial not to apply pressure, allowing the tool to glide. For smaller surfaces like doors, the mains cable should hang from the appliance, and the tool should be held as illustrated. For hard-to-reach areas such as rear-view mirrors, bumpers, and door handles, the polishing cover should be removed, and these areas polished by hand. After the initial polishing, the textile polishing cap is replaced with a fine polishing cap, stretched over the pad, and ensured to be clean. The layer of polish is then removed in the same order as it was applied, again without applying pressure.
For optimal paintwork protection, it is recommended to polish the car 2 to 3 times a year. The car should be washed at least every 2 weeks, avoiding household detergents that can damage paintwork and remove wax. Washing should be done with a clean sponge, working from top to bottom. Insects, bird droppings, and tar stains should be removed daily. If window-cleaning agents are used, they should be sprayed onto a cloth, not directly onto the windows, to prevent wetting the paintwork. Importantly, polishing should not be done in direct sunlight, and polish should not be allowed to bake dry on the car.
Maintenance for the polisher is minimal. The tool requires no special maintenance. However, the ventilation slots should be cleaned regularly. The polishing covers should be washed by hand only and air-dried. If the tool will not be used for an extended period, the polishing cover should be removed from the polishing wheel, and the tool stored with the polishing wheel pointing up.
In the event of a warranty claim, the product is covered for a 36-month period from the date of purchase by the first user. This warranty covers material or production flaws but excludes batteries, chargers, defective parts subject to normal wear and tear (e.g., bearings, brushes, cables, plugs), or accessories (e.g., drills, drill bits, saw blades). Damage or defects resulting from maltreatment, accidents, alterations, or transportation costs are not covered. Inappropriate use, including bodily injury, is also disclaimed. Repairs must be carried out by an authorized Powerplus customer service center. Transportation costs for warranty claims are borne by the customer unless otherwise agreed. The warranty is void if damage results from negligent maintenance, overload, fluid permeation, excessive dust penetration, intentional damage, inappropriate usage, incompetent usage (e.g., not following instructions), inexpert assembly, lightning strike, or erroneous net voltage. Acceptance of a warranty claim does not prolong the warranty period or start a new one. Replaced devices or parts remain the property of Varo NV. The right to reject a claim is reserved if purchase cannot be verified or if the product has not been properly maintained (e.g., clean ventilation slots, regularly serviced carbon brushes). The purchase receipt serves as proof of date of purchase. The appliance must be returned to the dealer in a clean, undismantled state, preferably in its original blow-moulded case, accompanied by proof of purchase.
For environmental considerations, if the appliance needs replacement after extended use, it should not be disposed of with household refuse but in an environmentally safe manner. Used motor oil should be disposed of responsibly, preferably by taking it in a sealed container to a local service station for recycling, rather than throwing it in the trash or pouring it on the ground.
General| Voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Cable length | 2 m |
| Power source type | Electric |
| Sanding surface | 187 x 90 mm |
