Proxxon RBS/A Instrucciones De Servicio página 13

Connect the vacuum cleaner (Fig. 4)
We recommend to always work with the dust
extraction. Our "Compact Workshop Vacuum
Cleaner CW-matic" with automatic cut-off is
ideal for this use.
1. Put connection adapter 1 on the connecting
piece of the device
2. Put on the rubber connecting piece 2 and
insert the vacuum cleaner hose. The fl exib-
le rubber material makes it possible to use
different diameters.
Changing the grinding belt (Fig. 5)
1. Press the tightening roller 1 axially and re-
move grinding belt from driving roller 2.
2. Place the new grinding belt fi rst over the
tightening roller 1. Then press the tightening
roller towards the back and place the belt over
the driving roller 2.
Adjusting the grinding roller (Fig. 6)
The grinding belt must run centrally on the tigh-
tening roller. If not, it needs to be readjusted.
Caution, risk of injury!
The device must run with this setting. Please
proceed with the greatest possible caution for
the belt running adjustment!
The running belt represents a potential hazard
and can cause injuries if the device is handled
carelessly!
1. Switch on the device by turning the button
1 and setting the small belt speed. (Fig. 1)
2. Turn the adjusting screw 2 to the left or right
until the belt runs centrally on the tightening
roller 1.
Adjusting the grinding head (Fig. 7)
1. Press in locking button 1 whilst adjusting
the grinding head 2 to the desired angle.
2. Release the locking button. The grinding
head engages.
Working with the device
Caution!
Always ensure your own safety! Despite its
compact size, the RBS/A pipe belt sander is an
electric tool that harbours a certain level of risk.
Always ensure that the battery is removed
when checking the device, during mainte-
nance/cleaning or when changing the opera-
tional tools!
Decisive for a perfect working result is care
in selecting the appropriate sanding belt! Our
range includes sanding belts of different grain
sizes and a satin-fi nishing belt for the device!
1. Switch on the device with the rotational
speed regulating knob 1 (Fig. 1) and set a
belt speed to match the work involved.
2. A selection of possible applications is
shown in Fig. 8 to Fig. 10
Not excessive contact pressure is what achie-
ves a high grinding performance but rather the
correct and uniform speed.
5 Maintenance, cleaning and care
Caution!
Remove the battery from device before any
assembly, adjustment, maintenance measure
or repair!
Every electrical device is dirtied by dust and dirt
when in operation. To ensure a long service life,
however, the machine should be cleaned with a
soft cloth or brush after each use.
Mild soap or other suitable cleaning agent may
be used in this context. Solvents or cleaning
agents containing alcohol (e.g. petrol, cleaning
alcohols etc.) should be avoided, since these
can attack plastic casings.
Always keep the apertures required for cooling
the motor free of dust and dirt.
Note!
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