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Keep in mind to disconnect the tool before cleaning or
servicing.
Every component in the tool is an important part of the
insulating system and should only be serviced in a
Authorized Service Center.
When sending the tool to maintenance, ALWAYS ask for
original spare parts.
When cleaning the plastic parts of the tool, refrain from
using solvents. Most plastic materials are susceptible to
damage when commercial type solvents are applied.
Use a clean cloth or pressurized air to clean dirt, coal or
dust.
A DVERTEN
NEVER put the tool in contact with
brake oil, petroleum-based products, penetrating oils, etc.
Those products contain chemical substances that damage
or destroy plastic.
When using pressurized air to clean
particles ALWAYS wear safety glasses with side protection
or a face mask. If it expels too much dust, also wear an
anti-dust mask.
It is not advisable to use this tool for extensive work in
fiberglass materials, gypsum wallboard, plaster or stucco.
The particles are highly abrasive for any power tool
components. If using the tool with those materials, it is
very important to frequently blow pressurized air to
increase the useful life of the tool.
Maintenance
• Carbon brushes shall be checked periodically and
replaced always in a Authorized
Service Center when worn.
• After being replaced ask to inspect if the new carbon
brushes can move freely in the carbon brush housing. Ask
to turn ON tie tool 5 minutes to make even the contact
between the carbon brushes and the commuter.
• Use only original spare carbon
brushes specifically designed with the hardness and
resistance adequate for each type of motor. Carbon
brushes that are out of specification
may damage the motor.
• When replacing carbon brushes, always replace both.
Carbon Brush Replacement
WARNING
WARNING
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