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Do not use worn, torn or heavily clogged grinding
belts. Handle grinding belts with care and store
them in accordance with the instructions of the
manufacturer. Do not bend or crease grinding
belts!
Damaged grinding belts can tear apart and
be thrown from the machine resulting in possi-
ble personal injury.
All abrasive belts, prior to use, should be stored in
a controlled environment area. Relative humidity
should be 35 to 50 % and temperature should be
between 60 to 80 ° F.
Failure to do so could cause
premature belt failure.
Never use an abrasive belt with a nicked or cut
edge, a crease or handling damage.
If used the
belt could fail.
Check with the abrasive belt supplier for informa-
tion on speeds to be used with various types of
material being ground.
The operator must make
certain the spindle speed of the grinder does not
exceed the maximum RPM recommendations
for use with the abrasive cutting belt.
Do not use grinding belts or other accessories
which are not specifically designed and recom-
mended by the power tool manufacturer.
Safe
operation is not ensured merely because a
grinding belt or accessory fits your machine.
Make sure the arasive belt fully covers the surface
of the contact wheel.
A partially uncovered con-
tact wheel face will cause snagging and the
throwing of the work piece.
Track by turning the belt by hand. Then, jog the
motor to fine tune abrasive belt tracking.
A sud-
den full power start could cause the belt to track
off the machine.
Check the sound of the running abrasive belt.
If a
ticking sound or bumping noise occurs, stop the
machine and check for possible belt or machine
damage. Before grinding, the grinder shall be
checked for spindle runout, any signs of exessive
vibration or wobble and worn or unbalanced
contact wheels.
Press the emergency-off switch immediately in
danger situations.
The machine runs on for up to
50 seconds.
Clean the ventilation slots of the machine regu-
larly. The motor fan draws dust into the housing.
Excessive accumulation of metal dust can cause
electrical dangers.
2. Symbols.
Symbol Term, meaning Explanation
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Action Action to be taken by the user
General mandatory sign Follow the instructions in the adjacent text!
Read documentation Be absolutely sure to read the enclosed documen-
tation such as the Instruction Manual and the Gen-
eral Safety Instructions.
Use eye-protection Use eye-protection during operation.
(ANSI Z87.1, category 2)
Wear ear protection Use ear protection during operation.
(ANSI Z87.1, category 2)
Use dust mask Use a dust mask during operation.
(ANSI Z87.1, category 2)
Use protective gloves Use protective gloves during operation.
(ANSI Z87.1, category 2)
It is forbidden to dispose of
the product in the unsorted
household waste.
Worn out power tools and other electrotechnical
and electrical products should be sorted sepa-
rately for environment-friendly recycling.
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