headline bars
continuation tabs
notes
warnings
headline bars
continuation tabs
notes
warnings
headline bars
continuation tabs
notes
warnings
headline bars
continuation tabs
notes
warnings
headline bars
continuation tabs
notes
warnings
headline bars
continuation tabs
notes
warnings
model no. 054-7295-8 | contact us 1-800-689-9928
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OPERA
TING INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
• Always disconnect the sander from its power supply before attaching or removing sanding paper.
FPO
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SANDING PAPER
This sander uses 1/4 sheet sanding paper, which can be cut from standard (228 x 280 mm) sanding
paper. For rough sanding, use coarse grit sanding paper. For smooth or final sanding, use fine grit
sanding paper.
ATTACH THE SANDING PAPER (
fig 1)
1. Unplug the sander.
2. Disengage the sanding-paper-clamp lever on one
side of the sanding pad by pushing the wire lever
towards the sander’s body.
3. Line up the edge of the sanding paper with the edge
of the sanding pad. Insert the sanding paper under
the clamp. Re-engage the sanding-paper-clamp
lever to lock the sanding paper in place.
4. Disengage the sanding-paper-clamp lever on the
other side of the sander. Stretch the sanding paper tightly over the foam pad and insert the outer edge of the
sanding paper under the clamp at the rear of the sander.
5. Line up the edge of the sanding paper with the edge of the sanding pad.
6. To lock the sanding paper in place, engage the sanding-paper-clamp lever.
USE THE PUNCH PLATE
After the sanding paper has been clamped to the sanding pad, use the punch plate to punch the dust-
collection holes.
1. Align the punch plate with the sanding pad and push down on the sander until the punch plate pierces the
sanding paper.
2. Remove the punch plate from the sanding pad.
NOTICE:
In order for the dust-collection system to function properly, it is necessary that holes are punched in the sanding
paper such that the holes on the sanding paper align with the holes on the sanding pad.
fig 1
Sanding-paper-
clamp lever
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