Lagler SINGLE, Operation Maintenance Safety, Page: 16 / 40

SINGLE 01.02.2013
English / Englisch
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
Transport and storage
5.1 DISMANTLING AND ASSEMBLING THE
MACHINE
For transportation, the machine can be dismantled into three parts:
the guide tube as one element, the sanding plate and the drive unit
(machine housing with motor). All parts must be adequately secured
against slipping while being transported in the delivery van etc.
1 Switch off the machine and pull the extension cable out of
the socket.
2 Take the motor cable and the extension cable out of the cable
holder on the guide tube.
3 Remove the sanding plate (see Section 4.2, Changing the
sanding plate ).
4 Release the cable plug of the guide tube by turning the
threaded ring on the cable plug and pull out the plug (Fig. 28).
5 Pull the adjusting lever on the handle towards you to release
the lock of the guide tube (Fig. 29) and push the guide tube
back into a horizontal position.
6 Use a hexagonal socket wrench to release the four fastening
screws at the base of the guide tube. Steady the guide tube
with one hand as you do so (Fig. 30).
To reassemble the machine, mount the individual components again
in reverse order to that described above.
5.2 STORAGE
If you wish to keep the machine in storage for a protracted period,
ensure that it is kept dry and free of the influence of frost in a loca-
tion without excessive temperature fluctuations.
Professional tip
When the machine is out of use for extended
periods, you should remove the sanding
plate from the machine, otherwise the
weight of the machine can damage the
flexible underlay of the sanding plate.
Also, when the machine is out of use for
extended periods, you should place the
machine on the bottom part of the transport
packaging in which it is delivered.
Fig. 28 Disconnect the cable plug of the guide tube from
the machine housing.
Fig. 29 Pull the adjusting lever to release the lock on the
guide tube.
Fig. 30 Unscrew the guide tube.
5
16