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Fig. 8

Fig. 9

5

Fasten the nut with the wrench included in the wrench
kit (Fig. 8).

Sanding angle adjustment

The sanding angle is set up at the factory for sanding with a
1/3  disk.

If you wish to change this angle, unloosen the nut securing
the wheel shaft. Then move the wheels up and down to
change the working angle as follows:

Wheels down: the machine sands point first
Wheels up: the machine sands flat. (Fig. 9).

Connection to power supply

The sander must be connected to a 115V/60 Hz power
supply with grounded plugs.

CAUTION!

To prevent electrocution keep the machine in a dry place. Do
not expose the machine to rain.

Use 3 wire of 14 AWG section cable.

The machine cord, extension cords and connection plugs
must be in perfect condition.

1

Before connecting the cord to the power supply make

sure that the switch is in the “0” position.

2

Place the machine in a vertical position and tilted

backward.

3

Hold the machine with your left hand.

4

Push the switch down with your right hand.

5

Press the disk on the floor and start sanding.

6

Do not press on the sander. Its own weight and the high

speed of the disk are sufficient for sanding.

HOW TO OPERATE THE MACHINE

Starting the machine

How to use the machine

The sander is usually held with both hands and placed
between the legs with your body leaning backward. You can
also use it on your knees.

The high speed of the disc will sand the surface without any
additional pressure. Do not press on the edger while
sanding.

Pressing on the machine could leave marks on the floor,
burn the wood, overheat the motor and wear the brushes
faster; shortening the life of the machine.

Summary of Contents for SD70

Page 1: ...IONS YOU HAVE JUST ACQUIRED A HIGH QUALITY SANDER PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NEW SANDER KEEP MANUAL ON HAND FOR FURTHER REFERENCES TECHNICAL MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS Single...

Page 2: ...nstructions for preventing personal injuries damage to the machine or to other property Failure to adhere to instructions provided can potentially void any warranties INTRODUCTION Congratulations on y...

Page 3: ...he motor and the OFF to stop Suction dust tube The suction dust tube is placed at the back of the machine next to the dustbag holder Dustbag The dustbag must be clipped to the suction tube and its hol...

Page 4: ...tube 2 Fit the dustbag holder 3 Fit the dustbag 1 Sandpaper discs with an adhesive backing use 178 mm disks and simply place the sandpaper disk on the sanding disk Fig 6 2 Sandpaper discs with a pape...

Page 5: ...st be in perfect condition 1 Before connecting the cord to the power supply make sure that the switch is in the 0 position 2 Place the machine in a vertical position and tilted backward 3 Hold the mac...

Page 6: ...hen working The brushes and their housing should be cleaned using compressed air Inspect brushes on a regular basis They should be replaced before the automatic disconnection stops the machine This wi...

Page 7: ...high speed motors needs a regular replacement of the belt 1 For adjusting or replacing the belt disconnect the power supply 2 Loosen both screws without removing them Fig 15 3 Loosen the nut without...

Page 8: ...the pulley track where the belt slides Fig 22 7 Remove the guard which covers the central screw with a screwdriver Holding the disk with one hand ease the central screw with an Allen wrench Fig 20 a...

Page 9: ...For optimum performanc 1 The working angle should be the adequate A tilted machine is not able to vacuum properly 2 Empty the dustbag when it is 1 3 full Suction becomes less effective when the bag g...

Page 10: ...10 ASSEMBLY DRAWING AND SPARE PARTS LIST...

Page 11: ...RING OR 90 X 3 32 SD168 SCREW DIN 7991 M 10 x 40 41 SD169 BELT Z 19 3 4 disc 178 mm 43 SD170 STEEL DISC 178 mm 45 SD172 CONICIAL NUT 46 SD173 FELT DISC 178 mm 47 SD174 UNIVERSAL MOTOR MOG USA 57 SD17...

Page 12: ...s warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied and releases Powr Flite from all other obligations and liabilities Powr Flite assumes no responsibility for repairs and the costs of...

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