OPERATION
BENCH ATTACHMENT
Fasten Grinder Linisher to work bench before
operating this machine. There is a hole (1) on
either side of the base which should be used
to secure the grinder. (Fig. 8)
2 x 10mm diameter bolts should be used to
secure the Grinder Linisher to the bench or
stand.
AUTO ON LIGHT
Your Ryobi Bench Grinder Linisher comes
complete with and Auto On Adjustable light
which allows you to illuminate the workpiece
when operating in poorly lit.
The light will automatically come on when
the Grinder Linisher is switched on. When
Grinder Linisher is not in use, switch off the
tool to avoid overheating of the lamp.
WORKLIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT
When the light bulb is worn out and will no
longer work, unfasten the screws which fix
the lamp cover, then gently remove the bulb
from the holder by pushing in and turning
anticlockwise. Contact your dealer for
replacement part. To replace, gently push the
light bulb into the insert and turn clockwise,
then fix the lamp cover in reverse order.
WARNING:
Do not use force as this
could lead to the bulb breaking and
serious injury.
COOLANT TRAY
The in-built coolant storage dip tray (1) allows
you to cool overheated workpieces. Simply
pull out the tray and half fill with appropriate
coolant, such as water. (fig. 10)
WARNING:
Do not overfill the coolant
tray
WHEEL DRESSING TOOL
After extensive use, the grinding wheel will
accumulate in-ground metal build up. To
clean the wheel detach the Wheel Dressing
Tool (1) from the storage holder. (Fig. 11)
Rest the Wheel Dressing Tool on the tool rest
approx. 5mm from the grinding wheel.
Switch on the Grinder Linisher and wait a few
seconds until the grinding wheel reaches full
speed then slowly move the Dressing Tool
(1) to gently touch against the grinding wheel
(2)holding firmly with two fingers. Do not use
excessive pressure. (Fig. 12)
CAUTION:
Do not allow the grinding
wheel and Dressing Tool to touch
before the grinding wheel has reached
full speed as this may cause the
Dressing tool to be flicked from your
grasp causing serious injury.
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