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USE
Intended use
The polishing machine is only intended for private use, not for professional use. The polishing ma-
chine is designed for polishing cars, boats, etc.
Switching On/Off
1.
Turn the power switch to the I position to start the tool.
2.
Turn the speed control to an appropriate position between MIN and MAX to set the desired
speed.
3.
Turn the power switch to the 0 position to stop the tool.
Polishing
1.
Make sure the tool is not connected to the mains supply.
2.
Check that the polishing bonnets are completely clean and fit on the poles discs.
3.
Read the instructions on the polishing agent packaging.
4.
Apply an even layer of polishing agent on the polishing bonnets.
NOTE:
Do NOT apply the
polishing agent directly to the surface you plan to polish.
5.
Place the polishing bonnets against the surface to be polished and start the tool only when
the polishing bonnets touch the surface. Switch off the tool before lifting the polishing
bonnets from the surface.
6.
Place the tool’s power cord over one shoulder and first polish the large, relatively flat surfaces
- bonnet, boot lid, roof, etc. Allow the tool to glide with its own weight over the surface, do
not press.
7.
Now polish the smaller surfaces, for example, the car doors.
8.
Small parts such as mirrors, door handles, etc. are polished by hand.
NOTE:
• The most common mistake when polishing is to use too much polish or wax. If the polishing
bonnets are completely saturated with polishing agent, polishing will be both time consuming and
difficult to perform. Using too much polish also shortens the life span of the polishing bonnets.
• If the polishing bonnets loosen from the polishing discs, this is often caused by using too much
polishing agent.
MAINTENANCE
NOTE:
Switch off the tool, unplug the power cord and wait until all moving parts have completely
stopped before adjusting, performing maintenance and/or replacing accessories.
• Store the polishing machine with the polishing discs facing upwards. This will help to preserve
the shape of the polishing discs.
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