Preparation For Operation - GRAPHITE 59G206 Bedienungsanleitung

8.
Brush cover
9.
Lock button
* Slight differences may appear between the product and drawing
MEANING OF SYMBOLS
CAUTION
WARNING
ASSEMBLY/SETTINGS
INFORMATION
EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES
1. Disc guard
2. Special key
3. Additional handle
INSTALLATION OF ADDITIONAL HANDLE
Additional handle (3) can be installed in one of the holes on the grinder head. Use of the grinder with
additional handle is recommended. When holding the grinder with both hands (using additional handle),
risk of touching rotating disc or brush with your hand is reduced.
ADJUSTABLE MAIN HANDLE
Before starting operation you can adjust main handle to the position most comfortable for the task. The
handle can be fixed in 3 different positions every 90 degrees.
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Rotate the main handle around long axis of the tool to desired position after the lock button is pushed
(9) (fig. D)
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Main handle will lock automatically in the selected position.
DISC GUARD INSTALLATION
When using wire brush or dished, elastic or cutting wheel, install guard (4) onto the grinder so its shield
faces the operator.
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Install disc guard ( 4) so the protrusion on its clip matches cut-out on the grinder gear casing.
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Install the disc guard in desired position.
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Screw the fixing screws firmly.
Deinstallation and adjusting the disc guard are similar to installation, only the sequence of actions is
reversed.
REPLACEMENT OF WORKING TOOLS
Disc lock button (1) is used to lock the grinder spindle.
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Press the disc lock button (
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Insert special key (included) to two holes located on the outer flange (
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Turn the key and loosen outer flange (
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Remove the flange and disc.
Installation of disc is similar to deinstallation, only the sequence of actions is reversed. During installation,
the disc should be pressed against surface of the inner flange (6). In case of abrasive or cutting wheels less
than 3 mm thick, outer flange (5) nut must be screwed with flat surface to the side of the wheel (fig. B).
- 1 pce
- 1 pce
- 1 pce

PREPARATION FOR OPERATION

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5) (fig. A).