Husqvarna 1-10DPS75 Manual De Usuario página 16

1. Make sure that the work area is safe. Refer to
area safety on page 6 .
2. Fill the abrasive separator with abrasive. Fill the
separator with abrasive when necessary. Refer to
fill the product with abrasive on page 13 .
3. Start the product. Refer to
page 15 .
4. Engage the drive system. Refer to
disengage the drive system on page 10 .
5. Operate the drive system lever.
6. Pull the abrasive control lever to open the abrasive
To operate the abrasive valve on
valve. Refer to
page 11 .
7. After 2 m/7 ft., close the abrasive valve and stop the
product.
8. Do a check of the blast pattern. Adjust the blast
pattern if necessary. Refer to
pattern on page 16 .
9. Select the correct speed. Refer to
correct speed on page 15 .
10. Move the product (A) in parallel tracks. The dust
extractor (B) must be connected to the product (A)
by the dust extractor hose (C).
C
A
B
16
Work
To start the product on
To engage and
To adjust the blast
To select the
Blast pattern
The blast pattern (A) is the surface that has received
treatment.
To
A
For a good result the hotspot must be in the center of
the blast pattern. If the hotspot is too far to the left or
to the right, turn the control cage. Refer to
blast pattern on page 16 .
These are the conditions that have effect on the blast
pattern:
• The direction of rotation of the blastwheel is correct.
• Increased wear on the blastwheel, impeller and
control cage.
• The dimension of the abrasive. The blast pattern
must be adjusted when you change dimension.
• The position of the lateral window in the control
cage.
• Different types and hardness of the surface.
To adjust the blast pattern
WARNING:
or touch the cage clamps, feed spout
and blastwheel when the product is on.
Disconnect the power supply when you
adjust the blast pattern.
WARNING:
equipment when you adjust the blastpattern.
Refer to
page 6 .
1. Disconnect the power plug.
To adjust the
Do not adjust, loosen
Use personal protective
Personal protective equipment on
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