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GENERAL USE OF  

SANDER/POLISHER

•  Set the Speed Control on the desired 

speed 

(FIG 5)

. (See charts in appropriate 

sections). 

•  While holding the Sander/Polisher securely 

in two hands, depress the Trigger Switch 
with forefinger 

(FIG 6)

NOTE:

 The built-in Soft-Start feature will 

cause a slight delay in motor starting and 
gradually increase in speed. This feature is 
designed to minimize splattering and fling-
ing of polishing compound.

•  For extended use, the Trigger Switch can 

be locked in the “ON” position. To lock the 
Trigger Switch in the “ON” position, de-
press the Trigger Switch fully then push in 
the Lock Button located above the Trigger 
Switch on the left side of the Handle  

(FIG 6)

. To release lock, depress the  

Trigger Switch.

FIG. 5

FIG. 6

THUMBWHEEL SPEED NUMBER / RPM EQUIVALENCY

1

  =  1000 RPM

2

  =  1500 RPM

3

  =  2100 RPM

4

  =  2400 RPM

5

  =  2700 RPM

6

  =  3000 RPM

 

The Thumbwheel Speed Control is infinitely variable and actual RPM will vary widely 
based on the actual position of the Thumbwheel and numerous factors such as 
actual current input to tool, rotating mass weight of pad and disk, ambient operat-
ing temperature and degree of tool wear. As a result, the following figures are only 
approximate:

Summary of Contents for 32488

Page 1: ...VARIABLE SPEED 7 9 SANDER POLISHER INSTRUCTIONS Part 32488...

Page 2: ...trol to help avoid paint surface damage or burn through The spindle accepts all accessory pads with 5 8 11 threads INCLUDES 1 Buffer Polisher 1 Auxiliary Side Handle 1 D Handle 1 7 Hook Loop Faced Bac...

Page 3: ...all instructions Failure to follow all instructions listed below may result in electric shock fire and or serious injury The term power tool in all of the warnings listed below refers to your mains op...

Page 4: ...tool Do not use a power tool while you are tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication A moment of inattention while operating power tools may result in serious personal injury b Use...

Page 5: ...or misalignment or binding of moving parts breakage of parts and any other condition that may affect the power tools operation If damaged have the power tool repaired before use Many accidents are cau...

Page 6: ...trical supply causing serious personal injury Always unplug the tool from the electrical supply before changing pads or discs Rotating Sander Polishing discs can quickly abrade skin Keep hands and fin...

Page 7: ...ander Polisher Head and fasten with the supplied M6 Socket Head Cap Screws FIGS 2 3 NOTE The Handle is designed in an offset configuration Attach the offset to the left side for right handed users and...

Page 8: ...tch can be locked in the ON position To lock the Trigger Switch in the ON position de press the Trigger Switch fully then push in the Lock Button located above the Trigger Switch on the left side of t...

Page 9: ...windows wheels and any black painted areas or plastic trim pieces using plastic sheeting and masking tape NOTE Flat or matte painted surfaces vinyl graphics and plastic trim can be white stained from...

Page 10: ...ver push down on or apply pressure to the Sander Polisher while running Let the spinning pad do the work When Polishing work only within the 12 00 to 3 00 quadrant of the pad when viewed from above an...

Page 11: ...e chart below will help determine the best setting for general conditions Individual requirements may vary Work Surface Abrasive Cleaning Disc Recommendations Machine Speed Removing moderate rust Remo...

Page 12: ...worn and need to be replaced To do so First unplug machine Remove the Motor Vent Panels one each side by removing screws on the side with a Phillips screwdriver FIG 7 Remove the Motor Brush Covers by...

Page 13: ...G 10 Inspect Brush NOTE Brushes are considered worn if less than 1 8 of carbon is remaining Replace with new brush NOTE The carbon contact goes in first and is keyed to the rectangular socket Release...

Page 14: ...14 Eastwood Technical Assistance 800 343 9353 tech eastwood com NOTES...

Page 15: ...length to 25 Motor Brushes worn Replace Motor Brushes as described in this manual Excessive Noise and or Vibration Backing Disk loose on threaded Arbor Tighten Backing Disk onto Arbor Backing Disk cr...

Page 16: ...True Power 8PC Microfiber Towel Set Copyright 2019 Easthill Group Inc 11 19 Instruction item 32488Q Rev 1 If you have any questions about the use of this product please contact The Eastwood Technical...

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