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         • Damaged hoses may burst and cause 

serious injuries or deafness.

•Pneumatic tools connected to the compressed air source, 

if operated by untrained staff or underage people, will 

cause severe injuries.

• The compressed air used in pneumatic equipment may 

be dangerous. Objects like vices, burrs, splinters, dust and 

other residues may be impelled by the high-speed air flow 

towards the operator or other people in the work area.

• Using inflation nozzles to clean or torch blowing may 

cause severe injuries.

• Tools and accessories not suitable, damaged or low 

quality like grinding discs, chisels, contacts, drills, brad 

nailer, staplers, etc., may shoot out during the operation 

and project particles causing severe injuries.

• Brackets may get lose and be projected causing severe 

injuries or damage to property.

• Tools that accidentally start may cause severe injuries. 

• Tools and accessories with no maintenance may cause 

severe injuries.

• Tools using accessories without                                  

certification may cause severe injuries.

• Damaged or banged tools may cause severe injuries.

Risk of injuries

• Do not abuse the hose or the connectors.

• Keep the hose away from sharp or abrasive edges.

• Unplug the hose when setting up accessories like 

grinding discs or bits.

• Never use the hose to carry the tool.

• Never pull the hose to unplug it.

• Do not expose the hose to heat, oil or solvents.

• Before operating the tool, verify the hoses are not 

damaged.

• Unplug the air hose when the tool is not in use. Store 

the tool in a safe place away from children or untrained 

people. Keep children and untrained people away from 

the work area.

• Keep the work area clean, tidy and with good lighting.

• Remove any wrench or plier form the tool before 

operating.

• Do not use inflation nozzles to clean or to torch 

blowing.

• Use only parts, vices and accessories recommended by

                                .

• Double check all connections are correctly installed.

• Never carry the tool by the trigger.

• Disconnect the air hose out from the tool when not in 

use.

• Never leave the tool unattended when connected to the 

air outlet.

• Keep the tool handle clean and dry, free of oil or grease.

• Keep tools clean. A meticulously cleaned and oiled tool 

delivers a more effective performance and is easier to 

control.

• Any type of repair can only be carried out in a 

                                Authorized Service Center.

• Use always accessories matching the tool speed.

• Use only                                certified accessories.

• Do not use damaged or banged tools.

To prevent injuries

WARNING

Risk Control When Using

Pneumatic Tools

ENGLISH

Summary of Contents for 101072

Page 1: ...gle Grinder TPN 875 Model Code TPN 875 Applies for 101072 Disc diameter 4 1 2 Use oil continuously and dosed to lubricate the tool WARNING CAUTION Read this manual thoroughly before using the tool ENG...

Page 2: ...Warranty Policy 3 3 4 5 7 7 9 9 10 11 12 TPN 875 Contents CAUTION Keep this manual for future references The illustrations in this manual are for reference only They might be different from the real t...

Page 3: ...res lubrication reducing 80 oil consumption significantly increasing the breathing air quality for the operator The filter oil feeder system must be regulated to administer 3 to 6 drops per minute Dra...

Page 4: ...severe personal injuries or crushing Wear adequate protective safety accessories Wear eye protection dust mask non skid safety shoes helmet and ear plugs In normal conditions the risk of injury is red...

Page 5: ...s Pneumatic tools do not have electric insulation If during the operation the tool makes contact with a source of electricity the energy will be conducted to the operator causing a fatal electrocution...

Page 6: ...rp or abrasive edges Unplug the hose when setting up accessories like grinding discs or bits Never use the hose to carry the tool Never pull the hose to unplug it Do not expose the hose to heat oil or...

Page 7: ...he holes in the guard A with the holes in the grinder head B Use at least three sets of hex screws C to fix the guard in the most suitable position for the work to be done Tighten the screws with the...

Page 8: ...g Disc Not Included Installation Confirm that the wheel size is compatible with the grinder and spindle size Use only discs specified for grinding wheel r min or larger Disconnect the grinder from the...

Page 9: ...l to adjust the disc speed 9 Start Up Maintenance E F Operation CAUTION WARNING Pneumatic tools need constant lubrication along their useful life and during the operation The compressed air needed in...

Page 10: ...Notes 10 ENGLISH...

Page 11: ...LAJOMULCO DE ZU IGA JAL TEL 33 3606 5285 AL 90 FIX FERRETER AS AV PASEO DE LA REP BLICA 3140 A COL EX HACIENDA DE LA HUERTA C P 58050 MORELIA MICH TEL 443 334 6858 FIX FERRETER AS CAPIT N ANZURES 95 E...

Page 12: ...Corregidora 22 Col Centro Alc Cuauht moc CDMX C P 06060 or at the establishment where you purchased it or at any Truper Service Center listed in the annex to the warranty policy and or in www truper...

Page 13: ...orregidora 22 Col Centro Alc Cuauht moc CDMX C P 06060 o en el establecimiento donde lo compr o en alg n Centro de Servicio Truper de los enlistados en el anexo de la p liza de garant a y o en www tru...

Page 14: ...DE SERVICIO ECLIPSE CALLE PRINCIPAL MZ 1 LT 1 COL SANTA FE C P 39010 CHILPANCINGO GRO TEL 747 478 5793 FERREPRECIOS S A DE C V LIBERTAD ORIENTE 304 LOCAL 30 INTERIOR DE PASAJE ROBLEDO COL CENTRO C P 4...

Page 15: ...Notas 10 ESPA OL...

Page 16: ...la herramienta se deber engrasar un poco El exceso de grasa puede disminuir la potencia Lubricaci n Servicio Encendido Encienda el compresor de aire y permita que se llene Regule la presi n de salida...

Page 17: ...de corte no incluido Confirme que las medidas del disco sean compatibles con el esmeril y con la medida del husillo Utilice nicamente discos especificados para las r min del esmeril o mayores Descone...

Page 18: ...s orificios de la guarda A con los orificios del cabezal de la esmeriladora B Utilice al menos tres juegos de tornillos hexagonales C para fijar la guarda en la posici n m s adecuada para el trabajo a...

Page 19: ...ejada se superficies afiladas o abrasivas Desconecte la manguera cuando instale accesorios como discos de esmeril o brocas Nunca use la manguera para cargar la herramienta Nunca jale de la manguera pa...

Page 20: ...i n de part culas Las herramientas neum ticas no cuentan con aislamiento el ctrico Si durante su operaci n llegan a hacer contacto con alguna fuente de electricidad conducir la energ a al operador pro...

Page 21: ...lla antipolvo zapatos de seguridad antideslizantes casco y protecci n para los o dos en condiciones adecuadas reducen considerablemente el riesgo de lesiones Desconecte la manguera de aire de la herra...

Page 22: ...mento en la presi n de l nea o el di metro interior de la manguera para compensar el uso de mangueras muy largas m s de 8 metros El di metro interior m nimo de la manguera debe ser de 3 8 9 5 mm y los...

Page 23: ...rizados P liza de Garant a Guarde este Instructivo para futuras referencias Los gr ficos de este Instructivo son para referencia pueden variar del aspecto real de la herramienta 3 3 4 5 7 7 9 9 10 11...

Page 24: ...ada para lubricar la herramienta Esmeriladora angular neum tica TPN 875 Modelo C digo TPN 875 Este Instructivo es para 101072 115 mm Di metro de disco 4 1 2 ADVERTENCIA ATENCI N Lea este Instructivo p...

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