F.F. Group DSL 400-BL PRO, Original Instructions Manual

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DSL 400-BL PRO
TECHNICAL DATA
Article Number 46 441
Pad size Ø mm 210
Sanding sheet size Ø mm 225
Weight kg 4,6
Sound emission values determined according
to EN 60745-1, ΕΝ 60745-2-3
Typically the A-weighted noise levels of the
product are:
Sound pressure level dB(A) 89,5
Sound power level dB(A) 100,5
Uncertainty K dB 3
Vibration total values ah (triax vector sum) and
uncertainty K determined according to EN
60745-1, ΕΝ 60745-2-3
Vibration level max:
a
h, HD
m/s² 4,684
K m/s² 1,5
IDENTIFICATION (Fig. 1, 2)
1. Motor
2. Control plate
3. Main tube
4. Extension bar
5. Power button
6. LED Screen
7. Speed Control
8. On/Off Switch
OPERATION
HOW TO HOLD A DRYWALL SANDER
The drywall sander should be held with both hands on
the main tube. The hands may be positioned any -
where along the main tube to provide the best combi -
nation of reach and leverage for the particular applica -
tion.
CAUTION
Keep hands on Main Tube. Do not place hand into area
around the sanding head. The sanding heads swivels in
multiple directions and could pinch hand.
CONNECT DRYWALL SANDER TO VACUUM
CLEANER
The following items are furnished with the drywall
sander (Fig. 3, 4).
One vacuum hose: 4m long (includes a standard
38mm vacuum cleaner connector on end and a special
swivel connector on the sander end), with a static dis -
sipating feature to dissipate static electrical charges
that are sometimes experienced when recovering
drywall dust.
One 38mm to 47mm adapter (adapts the 38mm hose
connector to fit a 47mm vacuum cleaner).
INSTALL AS FOLLOWS:
1. Install a special drywall dust bag into your vacu -
um cleaner, following the instructions supplied
with the vacuum cleaner.
2. CAUTION:
Failure to use a vacuum cleaner rated for
drywall dust will increase the level of airborne
dust particles in the work area. Continued and
prolonged exposure to high concentrations
of airborne dust may affect the respiratory
system function.
3. Connect the vacuum hose to the drywall sand -
er. Open the drywall sander’s hose connector
by turning the large nut counterclockwise a
couple of turns. Push the vacuum hose swivel
connector into the drywall sander connector
and seal firmly. Turn the large nut clockwise to
tighten connector.
4. Install the six “hook & loop” type straps, to pre -
vent tangling of the sander cord and the vacu -
um hose. Lay the cord and the vacuum hose out
parallel to each other. Space the straps at ap -
proximately two foot intervals, beginning two
feet from the drywall sander. Wrap the long
end of each strap around the vacuum hose and
close. Then wrap the short end of each strap
around the cord and close.
5. Connect the vacuum hose to your vacuum
cleaner: Use the 38mm to 47mm adapter if
necessary, if your vacuum cleaner requires a
special connector (something other than the
standard 38mm to 47mm connectors supplied
with the drywall sander), contact your vacuum
cleaner supplier for the proper adapter.
TO START AND STOP DRYWALL SANDER
Make sure power circuit voltage is the same as shown
on the specification plate on the sander, and that the
Sander’s switch is OFF. Connect Sander to power cir -
cuit.
The drywall sander is equipped with finger touch
switch. Please see as below picture shown:
To connect with electric power, press the power but-
ton, then press the on / off switch to turn on the
machine. Press the on / off switch again to turn off
the machine. Switch off the power by pressing the
power button.
SPEED CONTROL (Fig. 2.7)
The drywall sander is equipped with a variable speed
control. The speed is adjusted by “+”,”-“ from num -
bered “1” through “7” with “1” being the slowest
speed (approximately 900 rpm) and “7” being the
fastest speed (approximately 2100 rpm).Use the high -
er speed settings for fast stock removal. Use the lower
speed selling to reduce removal rate for more precise
control.