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DAMP BUFFING

Use 3/4” to 1” thick burnishing pad.  Use a well
wrung out mop to apply damp buffing solution.  Go
over dampened surface with machine until surface
is dry and has a high glaze.

STORING

Store with pad off the floor by tilting machine back
on the support wheels.

BELT MAINTENANCE

To change a broken or worn belt, first unplug cable.
Turn machine over, loosen (4) hex bolts so that
motor can be moved forward in slots in base.
Remove (6) screws around base handle and (2)
screws holding base handle.  This will expose
access hole.  Slip belt off pulleys and out through
access hole.  Slip new belt in access hole and over
pulleys.  Re-assemble (6) screws holding access
panel and (2) screws holding handle (be certain
holes in bearing ring are located under holes in
base handle). Pull motor back to tension the belt.
(.16 inch belt deflection when force of 2 pounds is
applied against outside of belt). Re-tighten hex
bolts. Turn machine upright.

To tighten belt, unplug cord. Turn machine over,
loosen (4) hex bolts and pull motor back to tension
the belt per above paragraph.

MOTOR MAINTENANCE

(Carbon motor brushes should be changed only by
an Authorized Service Representative.)

Check carbon brush wear every 500 hours.
Replace when brushes are 3/8” long or when
carbon brush light turns on.

To inspect carbon brushes:

1.  Unplug cable.
2.  Unscrew (4) screws at top of motor cover.
Remove motor cover and cover ring. Brushes (4)
are accessible inside large openings near the top of
motor.
3.  Loosen screw securing brush lead, lift spring of
brush, and gently pull brush out.
4.  Reverse step to reassemble making sure
screws are tight on brush wire and that leaf spring
is over end of brush.

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Summary of Contents for GLAZER 700

Page 1: ...do Operation Maintenance Manual For Commercial Use Only GLAZER 700 1500 MODEL NO 98440 115v 98555 230v For Parts List see L1943WWP Effective 9 6 2005 L1943WW Revised 8 05 2005 Tornado Industries All r...

Page 2: ...2 NOTES h t t p s h a r r i s s u p p l y i n d c o m T o O r d e r P a r t s C a l l 6 0 8 2 6 8 8 0 8 0...

Page 3: ...1 2 CERTIFICATION This product conforms to ANSI UL Standard 561 and is certified to CAN CSA Standard C22 2 No 10 ALL SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE TABLE OF CONTENTS Warranty 4 Safety...

Page 4: ...hs labor OR 1000 hours of operation whichever comes first Warranties on the 75 140 90 140 are 24 months parts 12 months labor OR 1 000 hours of operation whichever comes first 3 All non wear item part...

Page 5: ...cal shock use indoors only Do not use machine in areas where flammable and or explosive vapors or dust are present Make sure voltage and frequency at the wall receptacle correspond with that indicated...

Page 6: ...nal 120 volt circuit and has a grounding plug that looks like the plug illustrated in sketch A A temporary adapter that looks like the adapter illustrated in sketches B and C may be used to connect th...

Page 7: ...machine 20 amp circuit recommended Right or left switch levers will independently operate motor 6 Never use a device to lock the switch lever in the ON position 7 Use only 12 ga three wire extension c...

Page 8: ...or back to tension the belt 16 inch belt deflection when force of 2 pounds is applied against outside of belt Re tighten hex bolts Turn machine upright To tighten belt unplug cord Turn machine over lo...

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