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DESCRIPTION
1. Trigger
2. Safety lock button
3. Spindle lock
4. Wheel guard
5. Wheel guard fixing screw
6. Disc flange
7. Clamp nut
8. Spindle shaft
9. Clamp nut wrench
10. Aux. handle
11. Main handle
12. Release button
13. Power-on indicator
14. Lock-on button (G-2200 only)
15. Wheel guard lock lever (G-2350 only)
SPECIFICATIONS
G-2200
G-2350
Grinding wheel
230mm
230 mm
Voltage
230v~50Hz
230v~50Hz
Power input
2,200W
2,350W
Spindle
M14
M14
No load speed
6,000min
-1
6,500min
-1
Net weight
4.7 kg
5.4 kg
Do not use wheels having a Maximum permissible circumferential
speed below 4,800 m/min.
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
Wheel guard, Aux. handle, Clamp nut wrench
APPLICATIONS
(Use only for the purposes listed below.)
1. Grinding
2. Cutting
3. Sanding
4. Wire buffing
SWITCH (Fig.1)
This tool is started and stopped by squeezing and releasing the
trigger (1). To prevent the tool from being started accidentally,
the trigger can only be operated if the safety lock button (2) is
pushed forward first. It is not necessary to maintain pressure
on the safety lock once the trigger has been moved from its
releasing position.
LOCK-ON (Fig.1-a)
(G-2200 only)
For continuous operation, push the lock button (14) forward while
the trigger is being squeezed. Squeeze again to release the lock.
ATTACHING THE WHEEL GUARD
G-2200 (Fig.2-a):
1. Insert the projection on the inside of the wheel guard (4)
clamp into the vertical groove of gear case cover.
2. Adjust the position of the wheel guard to protect the
operator from broken piece of the grinding wheel in case
that the grinding wheel is damaged.
3. Tighten the wheel guard fixing screw (5).
G-2350 (Fig.2-b):
1. Release the wheel guard lock lever (15) and insert the
projection on the inside of the wheel guard clamp into the
vertical groove of gear case cover.
2. Adjust the position of the wheel guard to protect the
operator from broken piece of the grinding wheel in case
that the grinding wheel is damaged.
3. Push back the wheel guard lock lever to fix the wheel guard.
ATTACHING THE GRINDING WHEEL (Fig.3, 6, 7)
WARNING!
Wheel guard must be attached when using disc grinding
wheels. Always keep wheel guard between you and your
work while grinding.
1. Attach the disc flange (6), grinding wheel and clamp nut (7)
to the spindle shaft (8).
Be sure that the disc flange is properly seated on the
spindle shaft.
2. While pressing the spindle lock (3) on the gear case, rotate
the wheel until it is locked in place.
3. Tighten the clamp nut clockwise with the clamp nut wrench
(9).
CAUTION!
Do not tighten excessively since this can cause cracks in the
grinding wheel.
WARNING!
Check carefully whether or not there are cracks in the wheel.
Replace a cracked wheel immediately.
ATTACHING DIAMOND CUTTING WHEEL
OR ABRASIVE CUTTING WHEEL (Fig. 4, 6, 7)
WARNING!
Do not use water or other cooling fluid with this tool for
cutting.
When using a diamond cutting wheel or an abrasive cutoff
wheel, always use only the wheel guard designed for cut off
work.
NOTE: Cut off wheel guard is not included as a standard
accessory.
1. Attach the disc flange, diamond cutting wheel or abrasive
cutting wheel and clamp nut to the spindle shaft. Be sure
that the disc flange is properly seated on the spindle shaft.
2. While pressing the spindle lock on the gear case, rotate the
wheel until it is locked in place.
3. Tighten the clamp nut clockwise with the clamp nut wrench.
ATTACHING SANDING DISC (Fig. 5, 6, 7)
WARNING!
Before attaching a sanding pad, be sure its maximum safe
operation speed is not exceeded by the speed marked on
rating label on the tool.
Wheel guard may not be used for most sanding operations.
Always reinstall wheel guard when converting back to
grinding or cutting operations.
NOTE: Sanding pad and sanding disc lock nut are not
included as a standard accessory.
