User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Features
- 2 Safety Symbols used in this Manual
- 3 Safety Guidelines
- 4 Responsibility for Operation or Damage
- 5 Application
- 6 Before Starting
- 7 Installation/ Start-up
- 8 Operation
- 9 Troubleshooting
- 10 Care and Maintenance
- 11 Technical Data
- 12 Disposing of the Unit
- 13 EU Declaration of Conformity
6.3 Storage
If the unit is to be stored for an extended period, protect it from moisture and dust.
The polisher location is very important when it comes to workplace safety, even if it is only
to be set up there for a short period. The room should be dry, well ventilated and vibration-
free. An even temperature and wooden supports also help.
The polisher should not be stored outdoors.
7 Installation/ Start-up
Before starting the unit, connect up the following:
7.1 Installing and Removing the Brush Spindles
The nuts must first be removed before you install the brush spindles. Use a cloth to ensure
that the shaft ends are free of grease and then remount the nuts.
Use compressed air to remove any dust and dirt from the brush spindles.
Then install the spindles as marked: L = left and R = right. Fix the spindles in place by
tapping lightly and carefully on the tip of the taper using a hammer and a plastic block.
Do not use force as this could damage the bearings and void the warranty.
Finally, insert the power plug into the socket, making sure that the mains and the unit
operate on the same voltage.
When the motor is on, the spindles must run true. If they do not, repeat the installation
process.
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