To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if sanding surface clogs quickly when using my Wen 6515T Sander?
If the sanding surface of your Wen sander clogs quickly, reduce the pressure you're applying to the workpiece while sanding. If you're sanding softwood, consider using different stock or sanding accessories. Alternatively, accept that clogging will occur and plan to clean or replace the belts/discs frequently.
Why are sanding grains easily rubbing off the belt or discs of my Wen 6515T Sander?
If the sanding grains are easily rubbing off the belt or discs of your Wen sander, it could be because the sanding belt/disc has been stored in an incorrect environment. Store sanding accessories away from extremely hot or dry temperatures. Also, ensure the sanding belt/disc hasn't been damaged or folded by storing sanding accessories flat—not bent or folded.
General| Type | Belt and Disc Sander |
|---|---|
| Motor Power | 2.3 Amp |
| Speed | 3450 RPM (disc) |
| Dust Collection | Yes |
| Amperage | 2.3 Amp |
| Pad Size | 5 inches (disc) |
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and well-lit operational environment to prevent accidents.
Rules for safe use of electrical power, grounding, and avoiding shock hazards.
Recommendations for operator protection, including PPE and safe attire.
Specific PPE, attire, and glove advice for operating the sander safely.
Safety advisory regarding potential chemical exposure from sanding operations.
Details on proper grounding of the tool and warnings against modifying the plug.
Instructions for connecting dust collection systems to the sander's dust ports.
Procedure for adjusting the belt to track correctly in the center of the rollers.
Adjusting the platen for proper support behind the sanding belt.
Methods for safe and effective sanding on the belt and disc surfaces.
