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USE
Screw the tool onto mixer’s threaded hub and tighten with the 22 mm Spanner provided
Always operate the machine with both hands on the handle.
Press and hold the trigger (2) to commence the mixing process.
Once the trigger (2) is in the ‘ON’ position, push the trigger lock button (3). This will hold the trigger (2) in the ‘ON’ position
without the use of your hand.
To stop the machine, push and release the trigger (2).
Machines with 2-speed gearboxes have 2 speeds available. The first gear is the slow speed, and the second gear is the fast speed.
To change from one gear to the other, turn the gear change switch (1) through 180O. There is also a Variable Speed Dial (7)
available which allows you to vary the speed of the machine when using either of the 2 gears.
Always reduce the speed when placing the mixing paddle into the mixing material, and also when removing it. Once the mixing
paddle (6) is completely clear of the mixing material, increase the speed again to ensure that the motor is adequately cooled.
During the mixing process, slowly move the machine around the mixing container. This should be continued until all of the mixing
material has been mixed.
Once the mixing process has been completed, clean the mixing paddle (6) to stop the build up of dirt and residue.
STARTING CURRENT LIMITING
The electronically controlled soft start ensures
That the machine starts smoothly.This also preven-ts spray from thin liquids when the tool is switch on.
The lower starting current means the a 16A fuse is large enough for the machine.
IDLING SPEED REDUCTION
The electronic control lowers the speed of the machine during idling. This reduces noise and wear on the motor and gears.
CONSTANT ELECTRONICS
The constant electronic controller keeps the speed virtually constant during idling and under a load. This guarantees that materials
are mixed uniformly
ELECTRONIC OVERLOAD PROTECTION
An electronic overload device protects the motor against damage when the tool is
under an extreme load. In this case, the motor stops and only starts up again when the feed is reduced or the load re-moved.
TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENT OVERLOAD PROTECTION
To prevent the motor from overheating under an extreme continuous load, the safety electronics switches the motor off when it
reaches a critical temperature.
After a cooling-down time of around 3-5 min the machine is ready for operation at full load.
If the tool is warm from operation, the temperature dependent overload protection will respond earlier
