Using the multi-function base, See Figures 8

OPERATION

ROUGH SURFACE ADAPTOR

See Figure 7.

By using the rough surface adaptor, you can use the AIRgrip feature to position the unit on many non-smooth surfaces, including brick and painted cinder block.

NOTE: The AIRgrip feature cannot be used with stucco or unpainted cinder block.

Place the adaptor over the AIRgrip base.

Place the unit against the desired surface and press slightly to engage the seal.

Continue to hold the unit against the surface while press- ing the on/off button.

Slowly release the unit when you hear a change in motor sound.

CAUTION:

Before releasing the unit, make sure the unit is securely adhered to the surface.

using the multi-function base

See Figures 8 - 9.

Hook-and-loop strap and push pin methods are available when the multi-function base is installed. To install, snap the base over the AIRgrip vacuum seal.

HOOK-AND-LOOP STRAP: The strap can be used to attach the laser level to irregularly shaped objects such as pipes, boards, or metal grates.

Attach the strap to the multi-function base by threading it through the loops. The looped (or fuzzy) side of the strap should face the base.

Position the laser level against the surface where you want it mounted.

Wrap the strap around the object being mounted (pipe, board, etc.) and pass the end of the strap through the retaining loop. Pull to tighten.

Place the hooked end of the strap against the looped (or fuzzy) side of the strap and press together to secure.

NOTE: To use the hook-and-loop strap to hang the unit from overhead, use the loops on top of the laser level housing.

PUSH PINS: Push pins allow the laser level to be mounted to stucco and permeable surfaces.

Place the laser level on the surface where you want it mounted.

Align push pin with angled hole located on one side of laser level base and push in to secure.

In the angled hole on the other side of laser level base, secure the second push pin.

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

Fig. 9