KRAUSMANN 8506, Operation Manual

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8506

KRAUSMANN  POWER TOOLS

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Installing and removing a disc

Turn the angle grinder on to its back and press the

spindle lock button and rotate the spindle until it 

locks. Install the spacer on the axle. Place the disc 

on the spacer. Screw the tension nut to the axle. 

Press the spindle lock button 

2 

(fig 2) and tighten 

the tension nut using the wrench 

6 

(fig 3). Release 

the spindle lock button. To remove the disc, follow 

the procedure in reversed order.

       WARNING:

Before installing or removing a disc always remove the 

tool from the plug.

fig 2

6

fig 3

Using the tool

Switching ON and OFF

      CAUTION:

D

o not use excessive force to clamp the disc. It could crack 

it and cause failure during use.

       WARNING:

T

he disc continues to turn for a few seconds even though 

the switch is turned off. Keep your hands well away from 

the moving disc.

fig 4

To switch the tool on, push the ON / OFF switch 

1 

towards the disc. To turn the tool off, push the 

ON / OFF switch 

1 

towards the rear part of the 

machine (fig 4).

This function prevents the tool from turning on in 

case a voltage drop has occured.

Start the grinder and let it reach its full speed 

before you begin working. While grinding, hold the 

grinder at approximately 15° to 30º to the work 

area. Do not exert side pressure on the disc.
Follow all the precautions in this manual and keep 

a steady even pressure when you work. Remem-

ber that there is always the possibility that the disc 

could fracture so do not force the tool.
When you have finished, switch off and unplug 

the tool.

Voltage drop protection function

      CAUTION:

Never engage the spindle lock whilst the spindle is 

rotating.

5. Maintenance

For safe and proper working, always keep the tool 

and ventilation slots clean.

Τhe tool may be cleaned most effectively with com-

pressed dry air. 

Always wear safety goggles when 

cleaning tools with compressed air.
Certain cleaning agents and solvents damage  

plastic parts.

 Some of these are: gasoline, carbon 

tetrachloride, chlorinated cleaning solvents, ammonia 

and household detergents that contain ammonia.

T

he brushes and commutator in your tool have been 

engineered for many hours of dependable service. To