Wen 94810, Manual

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ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS
WARNING:
To prevent injury from accidental operation, turn OFF and unplug the tool from the power
source before assembling or making any adjustments to the tool.
ATTACHING THE ACCESSORY PAD
Choose the accessory pad depending on the work at hand. Your polisher comes with three accessory pads: a foam
pad, a polishing pad and a sanding pad. Use the foam pad for wax application, the polishing pad for polishing
operations and the sanding pad for sanding operations.
The face of the mounting disc and the backs of the accessory pads have a Hook & Loop design to allow easy
installation and removal. Simply press the back of the accessory pad firmly onto the mounting disc.
NOTE:
Make sure the accessory is placed evenly on the mounting disc and is secure before turning on the tool.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Mounting Disc
Spindle
Lock
Spindle
Auxiliary
Handle
VARIABLE SPEED
Your polisher has variable speeds ranging from 1000 to 3500
RPM, with increments of 100 RPM.
The polisher will have a speed of 0 when turned ON. Press the
plus (+) button to increase the speed and the minus ( - ) button
to decrease the speed.
TURNING ON & OFF
Push the ON/OFF switch left to the “I” position to start the
polisher. Push the switch right to the “O” position to stop the
polisher.
Speed Readout
ON/OFF Switch
Speed Adjustment
Buttons
ATTACHING THE AUXILIARY HANDLE
The auxiliary handle can be installed on either side of
the polisher (Fig. 2). Thread the handle firmly into the
mounting hole located on either side of the polisher
head. Make sure the other mounting hole is covered
with the rubber insert to prevent dust and wax from
entering the tool.
ATTACHING THE MOUNTING DISC
Press and hold down the spindle lock head of the
polisher to prevent the spindle from rotating. Screw the
mounting disc onto the spindle and tighten the hex nut
using the included wrench. Release the spindle lock.
Fig. 3
Use slower speeds for waxing, buffing and polishing work. Use faster speeds for heavy correction work.
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