GB
USA
18
Always wear personal protective clothing and safety equipment!
햴
Design and Function
ATTENTION!
Excess oil in the motor will be
exhausted immediately through the
air exhaust.
CAUTION!
Never point the air exhaust at any per-
son or at any object. The air exhaust is
at the rear side of the handle.
Maintenance:
• Before executing any maintenance work,
disconnect the appliance from the air
supply.
• If the tool is used daily, there should be
carried out an inspection after every three
month at the latest however after every
1,000 operating hours.
• All damaged or worn parts, such as
O-rings, bearings etc. must be replaced. All
moving parts must be oiled.
• Only use spare parts recommended by the
manufacturer, otherwise the warranty will be
void.
• When disposing of components, lubricants,
etc. please take care that the valid regu-
lations for environmental protection are
observed.
• Do not use solvents or acids, esters (organic
compounds of acids and alcohol), acetone
(ketone), chlorinated hydrocarbons or nitro-
carbonic oils to clean the tool. Do not use
chemicals with a low flashing point.
• For after sales service please contact your
distributor/retailer.
6. Trouble Shooting
In case of malfunctions, please check:
• The compressor installation and air hoses
(check whether the air consumption l/min
and the hose diameter correspond to the
technical specifications of the appliance);
• The compressed air in regard to the
occurence of dust, condensate and rust
particles;
• Whether the air motor is oiled too much.
Mini Orbital Sander:
• Press the abrasive paper onto the
disc. Ensure the paper’s and the disc’s
perforation correspond to each other.
Check tight fit of abrasive paper.
• When working with the mini orbital sander,
please take care that it is only slightly
pressed to the surface to be sanded!
• Changing the grinding disc:
Loosen the plastic suction cover and tighten
the spindle to the hexagon by using the
delivered wrench. Unscrew the grinding disc
counter-clockwise. Put the new grinding
disc onto the spindle and tighten it sturdily
clockwise.
Polisher:
• Select tool according to the work to be
carried out.
• Check compressed air pressure and
if necessary adjust it according to the
working pressure indicated in the
table on
page 16
.
5. Maintenance and Cleaning
Oiling:
• Pneumatic tools have to be oiled throughout
their whole serviceable life. The motor and
the (ball) bearings need compressed air to
power the tool. As the moisture in the com-
pressed air leads to rust of the motor, daily
oiling of the motor is necessary. For this, the
use of an integrated oiler is recommended.
• HAZET 9070-1 Oiler can be fixed directly to
the pneumatic tool.
Oiling the pneumatic motor manually:
• Disconnect tool from the air supply and
hold with the air inlet showing upwards.
Push button and put 1 or 2 drops of special
pneumatic oil into the air inlet.
• Connect the tool to the air supply; cover
the air exit of the tool with a towel and
operate a few seconds.
• Never use combustible or easily evaporable
liquids, e.g. kerosene, petrol, diesel, etc. to
lubricate the tool.
Summary of Contents for 9033-5
Page 19: ...19 Notizen Notes ...