Kawasaki 840557 Symbols, Symbol Name Explanation, Functional Description, Component Model Number

After replacing a wheel or brush, always let the tool run for one minute in a well-protected area. If the new accessory has an undetected flaw, it should break apart in less than a minute.

Do not use the Angle Grinder if it has been damaged, left outdoors in the rain, snow, wet or damp environments, or immersed in liquid.

Maintain labels and nameplates on the Angle Grinder. These carry important information. If unreadable or missing, contact Alltrade for a replacement.

When using the Angle Grinder, always maintain a firm grip on the tool. Keep your hands well away from the grinding wheel or brush. Never reach underneath the Angle Grinder while the sanding disk is in motion.

SYMBOLS

IMPORTANT: Some of the following symbols may be used on your tool. Please study them and learn their meaning. Proper interpretation of these symbols will allow you to operate the tool better and safer.

SYMBOL			NAME	EXPLANATION
		V	Volts	Voltage (Potential)
		A	Amperes	Current
	Hz		Hertz	Frequency (Cycles per Second)
	W		Watt	Power
	Kg		Kilograms	Weight
			Alternating Current	Type of Current
			Direct Current	Type of Current
			Alternating or Direct Current	Type of Current
			Earthing Terminal	Grounding Terminal
			Class II Construction	Denotes Double Insulation
	min		Minutes	Time
		s	Seconds	Time
	￿		Diameter	Size of Drill Bits,
				Grinding Wheels, etc.
			No load speed	No-load Rotational Speed
.../min			Revolutions per Minute	Revolutions, Surface Speed,
				Strokes, etc. per Minute
1,2,3, …			Ring Selector Settings	Speed, Torque or Position Settings

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

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	6	1
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7	3
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CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS:		ACCESSORIES:
1.	ON/OFF Switch	7.	Grinding Wheel
2.	Tool Body	8.	Wrench

3.Protective Guard

4.Anti Vibration Side Handle

5.Lock-on Switch Feature for Continuous Use

6.Replaceable Brush Cap

COMPONENT	MODEL NUMBER
WRENCH	690157

ASSEMBLY

Make sure you have full control of the tool when grinding into a corner as a sharp, sudden movement may occur when the wheel contacts a secondary surface.

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