WARNING
: For your own safety, never connect the drum sander to a power source until
you have read and understood safety, assembly, adjustments and operational instructions
in this manual.
Assembling and installing crank handle
In the loose items box, remove the crank base, handle and 14mm open end wrench.
Assemble the handle (A) Fig.3 to the crank base (B), use the 14mm open end wrench on
the flat (C) of the handle to securely tighten it.
Install the crank assembly onto the crank shaft on the left side of the drum sander, make
sure the crank base engages the lock pin in the crank shaft.
Assembling magnetic switch rear cover
In the loose items box, remove the black magnetic switch rear cover. This rear cover (A)
Fig.4 must be fixed to the rear of the magnetic switch (B), to do this, position it as shown
and secure it into place using 2 small hex. bolts and hex. nuts (C) supplied.
Assembling magnetic switch bracket to drum sander body
The magnetic switch (B) Fig.4 comes completely wired but not secured to the drum sander.
To secure the magnetic switch, partially loosen the 2 hex. bolts (D) on the top right side of
the drum sander. Position the two large holes in the magnetic switch bracket over the two
hex. bolts, push the bracket up as much as possible against the hex. bolts and then
tighten the two hex. bolts to secure bracket in place. See Fig.4.
Connecting the single drum sander to a dust collection system
WARNING! NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPERATE YOUR MACHINE WITHOUT A DUST
COLLECTION SYSTEM INSTALLED AND RUNNING!
This 26” single drum sander is equipped with two 4” dust chutes (A) Fig.5. Before any
adjustment or operation, two 4” dust collection hoses (usually short ones) must be secured
to the dust chutes using ring clamps. At the other end of the these two dust collection
hoses, fit a 4” “Y” adaptor, secure the dust collection hoses to both of its openings (same
side of adaptor) using ring clamps. Then secure a longer 4” dust collection hose to the
opposite single opening, using a ring clamp. It is very important that the dust collection
hoses and “Y” adaptor get suspended so they do not come in contact with the front or rear
of the conveyor belt. Finally connect the other end of the dust collection hose to the dust
collector.
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
ASSEMBLY
