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cordless polisher PPOS 10-20V
Checking the battery charging status
The battery comes with an integrated battery level indication.
The battery status is displayed as follows by the three LEDs of
the battery level indication (
9
):
LED colour
Meaning
Green – Orange – Red
maximum charge / power
Orange – Red
medium charge / power
Red
weak charge – Recharge the
battery.
1. Press on the battery icon (
13
) on the battery (
6
).
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You can read the battery status from the battery level
indication (
9
).
13
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Placing the polishing bonnet on the device
1. Remove the battery from the device.
2. Turn the bottom of the device up.
3. Pull the polishing bonnet (
7
or
8
) over the polishing
disc (
3
).
3
7 / 8
Operation
Tips and notes on handling the polishing machine
General information:
•
Make sure that the surface to be treated and the polishing
bonnets are free from dirt. Dirt particles can cause
scratches on the surface.
•
Slowly guide the device along the surface to be polished.
Do not apply grinding pressure.
•
If there are any areas difficult to access, remove the
polishing bonnet from the polishing disc and treat the
areas manually.
•
Make sure that the paint to be treated has been thoroughly
cleaned and is completely dry. Heavily oxidised paint
requires a special cleaning agent.
•
Only use high-quality products for waxing and polishing
and observe the process information of the manufacturer
specified on the packaging.
Applying the polish:
•
Use the supplied cloth polishing bonnet for applying the
polish.
•
Evenly distribute the polishing agent all the way to the
edge of the cloth polishing bonnet.
•
Dab the cloth polishing bonnet on several spots of the
surface to be polished. Once more, any excess polishing
agent will distribute in the cloth polishing bonnet and on
the surface to be polished.
•
Avoid using too much polishing agent. Later on, this will
only make it more difficult to remove the layer of the
polishing agent on the paint and does not improve the
result.
•
Make sure to apply the polishing agent evenly to obtain an
equally thin coating without any left-out spots.
•
If you apply the polishing agent on a vehicle, treat all even
and large surfaces (e.g. bonnet of the car, boot lid and
roof) first. Afterwards, treat the smaller areas such as
doors and car wings.
Polishing surfaces:
•
Use the supplied synthetic fibre polishing bonnet for
polishing.
•
Prior to polishing, make sure that the polishing agent has
lightly dried on the entire surface.
•
Treat the surfaces in the same order as you applied the
polishing agent before. Treat even and large areas first.
Then, treat smaller areas.
