Maintenance And Servicing/Repairs; General; Changing The Abrasive; Changing The Sanding Pad - Menzer LHS 225 AV Originalbetriebsanleitung

e. To sand right up to the edge, remove the
removable nose section (1b. and 2b. – refer to
page *12*). Loosen the fixing bolts of the sanding
head's removable nose section and take it off.
Reassembly is carried out with the same steps in
reverse order (1c. and 2c. – refer to page *13*).
Attention! The power plug has to be
pulled from the wall socket or not
plugged in for all the assembly and disman-
tling actions described below! Wait until the
driving disc has come to a complete stop!
f. To turn the machine off, push the on/off switch
to the position 0 (refer to page *3*). The safety
catch then functions automatically. The abrasive
will now run on. Wait for this movement to stop
completely before putting the machine down.
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6. Maintenance and servicing/repairs

6.1 General

The power plug has to be pulled from the wall
socket before any work on the machine!
Do not use water or other liquid detergent!
All housing parts, controls and joints must be
blown off regularly with clean, dry compressed air!
Make sure that the air vents on the housings are
always clear and clean!
Before operating the machine, regularly check that
mains cables, plugs and other machine compo-
nents are not damaged, and have them replaced
by our MENZER service when necessary!
All repairs to the machine and any work that
requires housing components to be opened must
be performed by MENZER service!

6.2 Changing the abrasive

(page *14* and *15*)
Pull the used abrasive from the sanding pad
(1a.–3a. – refer to page *14* and *15*), and press
the new abrasive on in the same position (refer
to page *6*), make sure it is centred. It is held in
place by the Velcro system. Select the appropriate
grit size for the application.
Never use the machine without abrasives.
Sanding with the Velcro pad would
destroy it.

6.3 Changing the sanding pad

(page *16* and *17*)
With the Velcro layer on both sides, the round
sanding pad is easily removed by pulling it off the
back pad and pressing on a new, perfectly centred
sanding pad (1b.–4b.).
Attention! To ensure that the working
environment is as dust free as possible, the
suction openings must match the openings of
the driving disc.
For the best sanding result, the sanding pad
must be completely flat. Damaged pads
must be replaced before further sanding.

6.4 Replacing the driving disc

(page *18* and *19*)
To replace the driving disc first loosen/pull the
sanding pad from the driving disc (refer to 6.3
Changing the sanding pad). Now tighten the
threaded axle in the centre of the driving disc with
the supplied Allen key (1c.). Now the driving disc
can be turned and removed in the direction of
rotation of the machine by the threaded axle (2c.
– page *18*).
The new driving disc is simply screwed on against
the rotational direction of the machine by hand
until it stops (1d. and 2d.). Now you can refit the
sanding pad (refer to 6.3 Changing the sanding
pad).
Tightening by Allen key is not necessary.
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