Adjustments; Connecting Electric Power Tools; Connecting Suction Hoses; Adjusting The Suction Power - Festool SRM 45 E-LHS 225 PLANEX Instrucciones De Servicio Originales/Lista De Piezas De Repuesto

"MAN" switch position
Appliance socket is connected to the power,
extraction motor starts.
"Auto" switch position
Appliance socket is connected to the power,
extraction motor starts when the connected
machine is switched on.
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Adjustments

7.1

Connecting electric power tools

Risk of injury
- Make sure that the electric power tool is
switched off.
- Observe the maximum appliance socket
connected load (see "Technical data")
• Connect the electric power tool to the ap-
pliance socket [1-5].
7.2

Connecting suction hoses

• Insert the suction hose into the intake
opening [1-2].
• Set the hose diameter adjuster [1-6] to
match the diameter of the connected
hose.
This ensures that the suction capacity is
measured correctly.
7.3

Adjusting the suction power

You can use the suction power adjuster
[1-4] to adapt the machine suction power
to different applications.
7.4

Applying the brake

The brake prevents the mobile dust extractor
from rolling.
• Applying the brake
• Releasing the brake
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Working with the machine

The extraction hose is connected to the
extraction sleeve [1-9] on the outlet spigot
of the electric power tool. The special hose
supplied with the suction sleeve is designed
for use with the PLANEX and most other
Festool machines.
Check the volume monitor before starting
work:
• Cover the end of the hose while the motor
is running.
An acoustic warning signal sounds after
1 second.
You may now start extracting.
CAUTION
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Seen at Ideal Tools.
8.1

Extracting dry materials

Hazardous dust!
- Use a fi lter or disposal bag when extrac-
ting hazardous materials!
The fi lter element will become damp when
fl uids are extracted. A damp fi lter element
will clog more quickly when dry materials are
extracted. Therefore, dry the fi lter element
before extracting dry materials or replace
the damp fi lter with a dry one.
8.2 Extracting fl uids
• Remove the fi lter bag before extracting
any fl uids.
The dust extractor stops automatically when
the maximum level is reached.
If foam or fl uid starts to escape, switch off
the machine immediately and empty the
dust container.
8.3

The antistatic system

Friction inside the extraction hose causes
static electricity to develop during extraction.
Operating personnel may receive unpleasant
electric shocks while working. The mobile
dust extractor is fi tted with an antistatic
system as standard to discharge any static
electricity that may develop. However, al-
ways use the enclosed AS extraction hose.
8.4 After fi nishing work
• Switch off the mobile dust extractor and
disconnect the plug.
• Empty the dust container.
• Wind up the mains power cable on the
cable hook [1-7].
Hazardous dust!
- Wipe down the mobile dust extractor and
clean all accessories thoroughly using the
extractor (inside and out) before remo-
ving from the working area.
- Parts that you were not able to clean
thoroughly must be sealed in an airtight
plastic bag prior to transportation.
- Wear a dust mask!
• Place the mobile dust extractor in a dry
room inaccessible to unauthorised users.
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