Machine Set-Up - Clarke American Sanders EZ Sand Manual Del Operador

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MACHINE SET-UP

To prepare the machine for use follow this procedure:
1. Familiarize yourself with the machine. Read all
danger, warning, and caution statements and the
Operator's and Parts Manual before operating the
machine. If you or the operator are unable to read
English, have this manual fully explained before
attempting to operate this machine.
2. Attach the handle to the base machine by following
these instructions:
a.) The handle label should be pointing towards the
front of the machine and the black iron casting
should drop down into the top of the base
machine securely.
b.) Snap the three latches down to the base
machine. The hooks on the latches should slip
over the keepers that are attached to the base
machine. The latches should require a slight
push to snap them into place (see figure 3).
c.) Plug the interconnect cord into the base machine
(see figure 3A).
3. Install or replace circular pads. The pad should be
replaced if they are ripped or torn or the hook material
is too worn to allow attachment of sandpaper. To
install or replace the pad(s), follow these instructions:
a.) Lock handle in the upright position.
b.) Tilt the machine back until it fully rests on the
handle.
c.) While kneeling and facing the bottom of the
machine, remove the existing pad(s) and then
center new pad(s) over the grip face (see figure
4).
d.) Press the pad(s) against the grip face until the
hooks in the driver have set into the pad (see
figure 4a).
e.) Return machine to the upright position.
CAUTION: Damage to the grip face on the driver
pad will occur if the machine is operated
without a pad or with a pad that is ripped
or torn. Damage to the grip face of the
pad will occur if the machine is operated
without installing sandpaper.
WARNING: Never put yourself or let others be in a
position to get injured if the machine
should tip or fall while replacing the pad
or changing abrasive.
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Clarke American Sanders Operator's Manual (EN) - EZ Sand
Figure 3
Figure 3A
Figure 4
Figure 4A