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62
GB
MT
Practical tips
When working with the ap-
pliance, always wear suita-
ble clothing and appropriate
protective equipment.
Prior to each use it must be
ensured that the appliance is
working correctly.
Personal protective equip-
ment and a fully functional
appliance reduce the risk of
injuries and accidents.
Wear ear protection.
Sawing
Wear eye protection.
• Use only undamaged sawblades in
perfect condition. Only use metal saw-
blades for metalworking.
• Ensure your stance is stable and hold
the appliance tightly with both hands
and away from your body.
• Before sawing the workpiece, check
for hidden foreign objects such as
nails, screws. These must be removed.
• Plunge cuts may only be made in soft
material such as wood or plaster-
board.
Selection of sawblade
Wood sawblade
for wood, plastic, plaster-
board
Metal sawblade
for metal sheets, proiles
and tubes
Plunge sawblade
for soft materials like
wood or plasterboard
Sanding
• Use a dust extraction system when sand-
ing with the multi-sander attachment.
• Move the appliance against the work-
piece once it is switched on.
• Clean the sanding plate before you at-
tach a sanding sheet.
• Only work with sanding sheets in per-
fect condition to achieve good sanding
results.
• Work using low and even pressure.
This protects the appliance and the
sanding sheet.
• Do not use the same sanding sheet to
sand different materials (e.g. metal
and then wood).
Selection of sanding sheet
Grain size P Application
P 60
for pre-sanding rough wood
surfaces
P 80 / 120 for plain sanding
P 240
for ine sanding of primed and
painted surfaces
Scraping
• Use a high oscillation rate when scrap-
ing.
• Work using low pressure and at a low
angle in order not to damage the sub-
strate material.
Cleaning/Maintenance
Repair and servicing work not
described in this manual should
always be carried by our Service
Centre. Use only original parts.
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