Technical Data - JAS Power Turbo-Sharp V Bedienungsanleitung

Power ConsumPtion
Voltage
Amps
No Load SPeed
Sleeve-Ø
Tension rod-Ø
Grìnding Wheel-Ø
Weight
US-Version
400 w
120
V
3,5
A
30000 minl
43
mm
6mm
40
mm
TECHNICAL DATA
JAS-TURBO-SHARP@
V
1.
Grinding Head
:
2.
Motor
unit
:
BRIEF
DESCRIPTION
Opening slide
Scale
to adjust
the grindlng
angle
Electrode gu¡de in
the
multi-funct¡onal
cover
Adjustment
for electrode c¡rcumference
¡ndicator
Nut
400
220
-
240
1,8
43
mm
6mm
40
mm
1690
g
A
mnj
c0ver
electrode
3 steps adiustment
for
triple use
of
the
grinding disc
30000
1690
g (3,7
lb)
SPECIAL
SAFEfl
'NSTRUCT'ONS Observe
in
this
manual!
Sockets
i
equipped
with
a leak-power security
switch This
is
prescri
I
tool
Please apply this
when using our
equipment.
W'nen using
this
machine always wear protective glasses and also
gloves'
closed and antisl¡p shoes and an apron.
lnserttheplugintoanelectricalsocketonlyifthemachineisturnedoff.
Remove
the
filug from the electrical socket before
doing any
work on the
machine.
Keep the
flex
away from the area where you are
working Run the
flex
away
from
the back of
the machine.
After disconnecting the spindle is still
turning,
lay down the tool only after
complete standstill.
Do not reach into the danger zone
of
machinery
that
¡s
turned
on'
Only use tools with an rpm at least as high as the highest idle rpm
of the
extractors.
Please hold the engine in such
a
way
that
sparks and grinding dust are blow
away from Your
bodY.
Tighien
thatension
nut before each use of the machine'
Under extreme electromagnetic interference from
outside' may occur
temporary alternations in rotations.
Keep
alwaYs
the
venlholes
clean.
USEFULTIPS
Thebestresultswillbeobtainedbyapplyinglightpressuretotheelectrodewhile
at the same
time
rotating it on the
âi.".
R"tou"
the
electrode before turning off
the grinder
Using
too
much pressure
while
grinding will damage the grinder
and
require more
grinding discs; performance will
suffer.
Warning
:
Always keep
the air-intake
vents
clean
Accessories
:
Only use JAS accessories and spare parts
the
time
of printing. We reserve the right
to
make
changes that will
further
the development of
our product'
Changes
:
Text, illustrations and data
correspond with the state of technology at
Power
off:
Press the back of the on/off
switch. The switch will automatically
return in the 0 Position.
Nut and
Pin
to hold wheel
3. Power On/Off
Power
on : Push the on/off switch
back Press the front
ofthe
switch
to
lock it in position
PAY
ATTENTION Please observe
these safety
ou¡detines
Not following them can cause electrical
ihock ,flre and/or heavy injuiries
The follow¡ng concept
"electrical tool" concerns tools with electdcal flex
as
also tools with build-¡n batteries
PLEASE GUARD
THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY
GENERAI.
SAF
ETY'NSTRUCT'ONS
Spare
parts
:
Grinding wheel
Wheel take-off shaft
Order
NR
900.003
Order NR. 900 002
l.
Working place
a) Keepittidyand clean Disorderand
lowlightcan
occuf
acc¡dents
b)
Don't use the tool ¡n
an dangerous explosive
environment,
where
flammable
products'
gases
and dust are
present
Electrical
tools
produce
sparkles, that can ign¡te the dust or gases
c)
Keep children and other persons av/ay when us¡ng
an electrical tool.With an unexpected deviat¡on one
can loose control on the tool
2
Electrical safety
a)
The plug and socket must be
appropriate Don't
change the plug and don't use an adapter
together
with an eârthed
tool lJnchanged plug and socket
decrease the risk of electrical shocks
b) avoid body contact with earthed surfaces. such as
p¡pes,radiators,stoves
and
refrigerators There
¡s
a
hìgh risk of electdcal shock
if
your
body is earthed
c)
Protect the tool from ra¡n and
humidity
Water
penekation
can cause electrical shock
d)
Don't use the flex as a handle to carry the
tool, lor
hanging ¡t
on the wall or
to
pull out the plug from
the
socket Keep the flex far from heat, oil, sharp
edges or rêvolvÌng parts of equipment Damaged
or twisted flexes increases the risk of electrical
shocks
e) When working outside only use extension fìexes
that has been approved for outdoor
use
Doing so
one decreases the risk of electdcal shock
3 Safêty of people.
a)
Be attentive, look what you are doing, and be
ingenious when working with an electrical tool
Don't use the tool when you are tired or under the
influence of drugs, alcohol or
med¡cine One
short
moment of inattent¡on can lead to severe ¡njur¡es
b) Always wear peßonal
protectìon equipment, such
as safety goggles,anti slip shoes,safety helmet or
earmuffles,depending
on the type
of
electrical
tools in use. Doing so reduces
lhe ¡isks of injuries
c)
Prevent the equipment from starting unexpectedly
lvake sure that the switch is on"
off' before
plugging
in
Never carry equipment that
¡s
connected with your
finger
on the power sw¡tch
d)
check
before starting that the key and adjustment
tools have been removed
e) Don't overestimate yourself. I\¡ake sure to have a
secure posture and
balance
Doing
so
'you
are in
bettêr position to control the tool.
Ð Wearthe correctclothing Don'twearloose clothing
orjewellery. Keep long
hair,clothes
and gloves
away from revolving Parts.
g)
lf mounting
fume-
and or dust- extractors make
sure that they are connected and used
the
right
way. Doing so is avoiding dust-problems
4.
Carefully handling and usê of electr¡cal
tools'
a)
Don't ovêrload
the
tool.
Forevery
job
Úse
the
appropriate
electrical
tool. Doing so you will obta¡n
a better and safer result
b) Don't use an electrical tool with a defect
switch A
tool with a defect switch can not be switched
"off'
or "on", is dangerous and must be repaired
c) sh to
f
t
d) of
e not
used to handle it or haven't not read these
instructions
Electrical tools are dangerous when
consideration the env¡ronment and the
job
that has
to be done The use
of
electrical tools
for
inadequate
jobs
can lead to dangerous s¡tuat¡ons
5.
Seruicê.
d
will
please refer to the JAS Product Catalogue for
other
replacement parts, or ask
your
dealer.
tr
SYMBOLS
Read the instructions before
using
this
equiPment
Protect
your
eyes
!
Wear safety goggles when using this
equiPment.
Removal of used equipment, this tool can be disposed,
free
of
charge
,
at indicated local agencies
This
equipment has been tested
according
to
EN50144:1998'
EN551
04:
1
993, EN60555:
1
987, HD400 according
to directive
89t3g2tEEC, 73123|EEC and 89/336/EEC.
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class
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