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MAINTENANCE
During the lifetime of your machine, you will
need to practice some regular maintenance
to keep your sander in peak operating
condition.
The sander should be checked daily for
loose mounting bolts, damaged or worn belt
or disc, damaged cord or plug, worn or
damaged wires and any other unsafe
condition before use.
Clean the machine daily after use and when
the machine is not in use turn the switch off
and remove the switch key.
A build-up of dust in the motor can cause
motor damage. Periodic cleaning of the
motor is not only recommended, but also
mandatory for normal sanding performance.
All bearings are permanently lubricated and
require no further lubrication.
The moisture from the wood dust remaining
on the table surface can cause rust. The
table and other un-painting surfaces of the
machine should be cleaned and wiped after
every use to make sure that there is no
moisture against bare metal surface.
V-BELT TENSION &
REPLACEMENT
The V-belt is pre-installed and tension at
the factory. It stretches with use and should
be checked regularly for proper tension and
belt condition.
TO REPLACE AND TENSION
THE V-BELT:
Make sure the switch is in the OFF position
and disconnect the cord from the power
source.
Remove the work table if it is installed to
the sanding disc.
Remove the sanding disc cover.
Remove the sanding disc, remove the
screw securing the sanding disc plate and
remove the plate.
Figure-24 Opening the sanding disc cover
Loosen the four motor mounting lock nuts
securing the motor. (two other lock nuts not
shown in figure-25)
WARNING!
Make sure the machine is turned OFF
and the cord is disconnected from the
power source before installing/removing
and servicing any component of the
machine.
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