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USING THE POLISHER
If your workpiece is so light that it can be moved by the
rotating pad, anchor it securely to prevent possible
bodily injury.
1. Read and follow the directions supplied with the product (polishes,
waxes, cleaners, etc.).
2. Apply a small amount of the product directly to the polishing pad.
3. Grasp the polisher firmly with
both hands - one hand on
auxiliary handle and one hand on
motor housing (Fig. 4).
4. Position the polisher with the
polishing pad against the work
surface and start the polisher.
NEVER run or stop the tool when
it is not in contact with the work
surface.
5. Move the polisher back and forth
in a sweeping motion, over-
lapping each previous pass.
6. DO NOT apply additional pressure. Allow the polisher to work under its
own weight.
7. Do not mix products (wax, polish, cleaner, etc.) on the same pad. Label
each pad to prevent confusion.
8. The polishing pad is designed for product application only. Remove
product residue with a soft cotton cloth.
INSTALLING/REMOVING ABRASIVE DISC
DISCONNECT TOOL FROM POWER SOURCE.
1. Place the tool on the work-
bench with the pad up (Fig. 5).
2. Clean dust from the pad face.
3. Tear a new abrasive disc from
the roll and position the disc on
the sander pad.
4. Press the disc firmly on the
pad.
5. Position the tool with the
abrasive contacting scrap material. Start the tool and operate it
momentarily with firm pressure to seat the disc to the pad.
Failure to properly seat the disc to the pad may result in the
disc being thrown from the pad, causing personal injury.
6. Remove the disc by peeling it away from pad.
NOTE: Do not store the tool with the abrasive disc installed. Heat generated
by the sanding operation increases the adhesive bond between the disc
and the pad. If the disc is left on the pad for an extended period of time
after use, it will be difficult to remove.
Fig. 4
Fig. 5