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Do not attempt operation in this case, 
protect the machine by unplugging 
the mains cord. 

Remove all loose clothing and 
confine long hair. 

Before operating the machine, 
remove tie, rings, watches, other 
jewellery, and roll up sleeves above 
the elbows.   

Wear safety shoes; never wear 
leisure shoes or sandals. 

Always wear the approved working 
outfit  
- safety goggles 
- ear protection. 

Use safety goggles at all times. 

Tools are sharp and can lead to 
heavy injuries, always handle them 
with care. 

Tools to be sharpened must be held 
in the appropriate fixture and be 
guided firmly so it can not move and 
fly off during the sharpening 
operation. 

Never perform any operation 
freehand. 

Never place your hand near the 
cutting area, grinding stone and 
honing wheel while machine is in 
operation. 

Never attempt to hone a tool against 
the rotation, the tool will be thrown 
away and the honing wheel be 
damaged. 

Install the machine so that there is 
sufficient space for safe operation. 

Keep work area well lighted. 

The machine is designed to operate 
in closed rooms and must be placed 
stable on firm and levelled ground. 

Make sure that the power cord does 
not impede work and cause people to 
trip. 

Keep the floor around the machine 
clean and free of scrap material, oil 
and grease. 

Stay alert!  
Give your work undivided attention. 
Use common sense. Do not operate 
the machine when you are tired. 

Keep an ergonomic body position.  
Maintain a balanced stance at all 
times. 

Do not operate the machine under 
the influence of drugs, alcohol or any 
medication. Be aware that medication 
can change your behaviour.  

Keep children and visitors a safe 
distance from the work area. 

Flying sparks can occur when 
grinding dry. They can cause injury 
and ignite flammable materials. 

Never reach into the machine while it 
is operating or running down. 

Never leave a running machine 
unattended. Before you leave the 
workplace switch off the machine. 

Do not operate the electric tool near 
inflammable liquids or gases. 
Normal brushfire might ignite. 

Observe the fire fighting and fire alert 
options, for example the fire 
extinguisher operation and place. 

Do not use the machine in a dump 
environment and do not expose it to 
rain. 

Do not force the power tool. It will do 
a better and safer job and give you 
much better service if it is used at the 
rate for which it was designed. 

Make sure the tool operates properly. 
Periodically check screws and bolts 
for tightness. 

Never operate with the guards not in 
place – serious risk of injury! 

Connection and repair work on the 
electrical installation may be carried 
out by a qualified electrician only 

Always unwind any extension cords 
fully. 

Damaged extension cords replace 
immediately. 

Make certain the switch is in the OFF-
position before connecting the 
machine to the power supply. 

Do not use the power tool if the 
ON/OFF switch does not turn the 
power tool ON and OFF. 

Make all machine 
adjustments or 
maintenance with the 
machine unplugged from 
the power source. 

Remove defective abrasive wheels 
immediately. 

A wet stone may not be placed at 
temperatures below 0°C (danger of 
freezing). 

 

3.3 Remaining hazards 

When using the machine according to 
regulations some remaining hazards 
may still exist 

The moving abrasive wheel in the 
work area can cause injury. 

Broken abrasive wheels can cause 
injuries. 

Thrown tools, dust and noise can be 
health hazards. 
Be sure to wear personal protection 
gear such as safety goggles, dust 
mask and ear protection. 

The use of incorrect mains supply or 
a damaged power cord can lead to 
injuries caused by electricity. 
Avoid body contact with earthed or 
grounded surfaces (e.g. pipes, 
radiators, ranges and refrigerators). 

 

4.  Machine specifications 

4.1 Technical data 

Grinding wheel  

Ø250x 50x Ø12mm 

Honing wheel 

Ø230x 30mm 

No load speed 

90 - 150 rpm 

Overall L x W x H  400 x 300 x 330mm 
Weight  

14,5 kg 

Mains 

230V ~1L/N/PE  50-60Hz 

Motor input power 

160W 

Reference current 

0,9 A 

Extension cord (H07RN-F) 

3x1mm² 

Installation fuse protection 

10A 

Isolation class 

 

4.2 Noise emission 

(Inspection tolerance 4 dB) 

Acoustic power level  
(according EN ISO 3746): 
Idling 

LwA  74,0 dB(A) 

Acoustic pressure level  
(according to EN ISO 11202): 
Idling 

LpA  68,7 dB(A) 

The specified values are emission 
levels and are not necessarily to be 
seen as safe operating levels. 
This information is intended to allow 
the user to make a better estimation 
of the hazards and risks involved. 

 

4.3 Content of delivery 

Slow speed wet sharpener 
Stone wheel Ø250mm, 250 grit 
Leather honing wheel Ø230mm 
Water tank 
Support arm 
Straight edge jig 
Stone grader 
Honing compound 
Angle measuring device 
Existing angle measuring device 
Operating manual 
Spare parts list 
DVD 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for JSSG-10

Page 1: ...t hours of daily use If this is exceeded the warranty period shall be reduced in proportion to the excess use but to no less than three months Returning rejected goods requires the prior express conse...

Page 2: ...a better and safer job and give you much better service if it is used at the rate for which it was designed Make sure the tool operates properly Periodically check screws and bolts for tightness Never...

Page 3: ...t right from the start Mount the water tank Install the water tank F on the side of the machine Fill the water tank with water up to the MAX marked water level Note The stone will soak up a lot of wat...

Page 4: ...be turned around to get to a convenient operating position Fig 6 Move the tool left right as you grind for even wear of the stone Narrow or convex cutting edges require little pressure only 6 3 Tool...

Page 5: ...g Regularly change the water in the water tank Regularly clean the machine housing with a soft cloth preferably after each use If the dirt does not come off use a soft cloth moistened with soapy water...

Page 6: ...Honing Compound 708023 Machine Cover 708024 Carving tool jig 708025 Scissor jig 708026 Side wheel grinding jig 708027 Profiled leather honing wheel 708028 Axe jig 708031 Plane chamber jig 708032 Tool...

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