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It is important to use the right paper for each job. For rough sanding use grain sizes up to 80, f

wood 

as larch, pine or spruce use papers from 60grit t

For dense hardwood as beech or maple, the grain 

sizes with up to 220 can be used.

Switch o

connect the power.

The sanding plat

ed with a hook and eye system for sanding sheets. This enables rapid applica

of new sheets without the need for a tensioning system. Before applying a new sheet, tap the dust from 

the hook and eye fastening of the sanding plate. Stretch the sanding paper over the sanding plat

ensure that the holes (4) of the plate and the disc match up.

Dust extr

 

Connect the dust c

to the dust extr

connect

evel, and empty 

frequently. It is possible to employ and external vacuum by using a suitable adapter (ask in shop). Always 

work with a dust extr

system connected.

Swit

ching on and off

1. Connect the plug to a power socket

2. Switch on con

ra

ress bu on(2)

3. Swit

ch off 

con

ra

ress bu on(2)

Sanding

1. P

n re sanding surface on the piece of work

2. Switch the machine on and guide it over the surface to be sanded using cir

ressure to the machine when sanding, the weight of the machine itself is usually su

nt to 

ensure op

rev

good r

ete several sanding processes using sand 

paper that gradually ge

r.

Polishing

1. Apply polish using a cross-coat method and allow drying slightly before polishing. When you have 

completed your work, reduce the pressur

rom the piece you are working on, and then 

switch the machine o .

CLEANING AND MAINTANCE

CAUTION! Before performing any care or maintenance work, disconnect from the power.

Use a dry brush to clean the dust extr

not use solvents! Then dry well. Remove the dust c

rom the plas

to empty. Empty 

carefully, try not to create dust. Do not breathe in saw dust! Wash out the bag in cold soapy water and 

allow drying. 

Before each use, check the machine, the cable and accessories to ensure that they are not damaged. Have 

any necessary repairs completed by a specialist. 

Machines that no long

roperly should be disposed o correctly in accordance with the local 

regula

ENVIRONMENT

Do not dispose of electric tools, accessories and packaging together with household waste material - 

in observance of European Dir

v

EC on waste of electric and electronic equipment and its 

implementa

cordance with na

aw, electric tools that have reached the end of their life must 

be collected separately and returned to an environmentally compa

recycling facility.

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Summary of Contents for 111-0506

Page 1: ...rds Nous d clarons sous notre propre responsabilit que ce produit est en conformit avec les normes ou documents normalis s suivants Declaramos bajo nuestra sola responsabilidad que este producto est e...

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Page 4: ...ite accidents b Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres such as in the presence of ammable liquids gases or dust Power tools create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes c Keep childre...

Page 5: ...ools are dangerous in the hands of untrained users e Maintain power tools Check for misalignment or binding of moving parts breakage of parts and any other c that may a ect the power tool s opera If d...

Page 6: ...you put away the tool switch o the motor and ensure that all moving parts have come to a complete stands CONNECTING NEW 3 PIN PLUG U K ONLY Do not connect the blue neutral or brown live wire in the co...

Page 7: ...ht of the machine itself is usually su nt to ensure op rev good r ete several sanding processes using sand paper that gradually ge r Polishing 1 Apply polish using a cross coat method and allow drying...

Page 8: ...repairer Ring re caused by shortcircuit in commutator segment Check or replace rotor by repairer Running speed drop Low supply voltage Regulate supply voltage Damage in machinery parts Replace machine...

Page 9: ...s vibra 4 89 m s 1 5 m s Le niveau d oscilla s a t mesur conform ment la norme EN 60745 et peut tre pour une comparaison d lectroporta fs Il est galement appropri pour une es a r liminaire de la charg...

Page 10: ...La no d ou lectroporta f dans les aver nts se rapporte des ou s lectriques raccord s au secteur avec c ble de raccordement et des o s lectriques ba erie sans c ble de raccordement 1 SECURITE DE LA ZO...

Page 11: ...ement raccord s et qu ils sont correctement L sa des collecteurs de poussi re r duit les dangers dus aux poussi res 4 UTILISATION ET EMPLOI SOIGNEUX DE L OUTIL ELECTROPORTATIF a Ne surchargez pas l ap...

Page 12: ...espiratoires chez l op rateur ou des personnes se trouvant proximit portez un masque an ssi res et travaillez avec un appareil de d poussi rage lorsqu il est possible d en connecter un Certains types...

Page 13: ...asif sur le plateau de pon ag et veiller ce que les trous 4 du plateau correspondent au disque Extr re Relier le sac collecter la poussi re au connecteur d aspira re 6 V veau de remplissage et vider l...

Page 14: ...cer un nouveau balai de charbon L usure compl te du balai de charbon Remplacer un nouveau balai de charbon par le profesionnel Le mauvais contact de l interrupteur Demander aux personnels professionne...

Page 15: ...la buse La machine lectrique roule mais ne peut pas entra ner la planche de fond Le d triment du roulement Demander aux professionnels de remplacer le roulement Le d triment de la roue excentrique De...

Page 16: ...instrucciones ha sido determinado seg n el procedimiento de medici n jado en la norma EN 60745 y puede servir como base de comparaci n con otras herramientas el ctricas Tambi n es adecuado para es rov...

Page 17: ...los o dos INSTRUCCIONES GENERALES DE SEGURIDAD ATENCI N Lea ntegramente estas advertencies de peligro e instrucciones En caso de no atenerse a las advertencias de peligro e instrucciones siguientes e...

Page 18: ...en todo momento Ello le r controlar mejor la herramienta el ctrica en caso de presentarse una situaci n inesperada f Lleve puesta una ves nta de trabajo adecuada No ves nta amplia ni joyas Mantenga s...

Page 19: ...os respiratorios al operador u otras personas cerca una m scara contra el polvo y trabaje c vo de extracci n de polvo cuando lo conecte Ciertos pos de polvo est n catalogados como cancer genos por eje...

Page 20: ...ague la m quina desconecte de la alimentaci n El plato para lija est equipado con un sistema de gancho a los de las hojas de lija Esto permite una aplicaci n r pida de las nuevas hojas de lija sin la...

Page 21: ...PROBLEMAS Problemas y fallos Posibles causas Soluci n de problemas La m quina est encendida pero no trabaja Cortocircuito en el bobinado del motor Cambiar el estator y el rotor por un profesional El e...

Page 22: ...nual de instrucciones Algo atascado en la salida de aire Limpiar el conducto y la salida de aire El motor gira pero la placa inferior de la m quina no se mueve Los cojinetes est n da ados Cambiar los...

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Page 25: ...23 RU MPRS300V 85240 111 0506 220 240 50 300 1 5 5000 12000 125 125 EN 60745 92 3 EN 60745 81 3 EN 50144 4 89 1 5 2 2 0 EPTA Procedure 01 2003 1 2 MPRS300V 1 5 2 300 3 3 4 2 5 6 6 5 300...

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