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GB - ENGLISH 

Operating Instructions 

 

Dear Customer, 

Many thanks for the confidence you have shown in us with the purchase  of  your new JET-machine. This manual has been 
prepared for the owner and operators of a 

JET  JBS-22  brush  sander

  to promote safety during installation, operation and 

maintenance procedures. Please read and understand the information contained in these operating instructions and the 
accompanying documents. To obtain maximum life and efficiency from your sander, and to use  the machine safely, read this 
manual thoroughly and follow instructions carefully. 

 

…Table of Contents 

1. Declaration of conformity

 

2. Warranty

 

3.  Safety

 

Authorized use 
General safety notes 
Remaining hazards 

4. Machine specifications

 

Technical data 
Workpiece dimensions 
Noise emission 
Contents of delivery 
Machine description 

5. Transport and start up

 

Transport and installation 
Assembly 
Mains connection 
Dust connection 
Starting operation 

6. Machine operation 

7. Setup and adjustments 

Selecting brush grit 
Changing the brush-drum 
Brush-drum alignment 
Brush dressing 
Feed-roller adjustment 
Conveyor belt tensioning 
Conveyor belt tracking 
Conveyor belt changing 
V-belt tensioning 
V-belt replacement 

8. Maintenance and inspection 

9. Trouble shooting

 

10. Environmental protection

 

11. Available accessories

 

 

1.  Declaration of conformity 

On our own responsibility we hereby 
declare that this product complies with 
the regulations* listed on page 2. 
Designed in consideration with the 
standards**. 

 

2.  Warranty 

The Seller guarantees that the 
supplied product is free from material 
defects and manufacturing faults. This 
warranty does not cover any defects 
which are caused, either directly or 
indirectly, by incorrect use, 
carelessness, accidental damage, 
repair, inadequate maintenance or 
cleaning and normal wear and tear. 

Guarantee and/or warranty claims 
must be made within twelve months 
from the date of purchase (date of 
invoice). Any further claims shall be 
excluded. 

This warranty includes all guarantee 
obligations of the Seller and replaces 
all previous declarations and 
agreements concerning warranties. 

The warranty period is valid for eight 
hours of daily use. If this is exceeded, 
the warranty period shall be reduced 
in proportion to the excess use, but to 
no less than three months. 

Returning rejected goods requires the 
prior express consent of the Seller and 
is at the Buyer’s risk and expense. 

Further warranty details can be found 
in the General Terms and Conditions 
(GTC). The GTC can be viewed at 
www.jettools.com or can be sent by 
post upon request. 

The Seller reserves the right to make 
changes to the product and 
accessories at any time. 

 

 

3.  Safety 

3.1 Authorized use 

This brush sander is designed for 
brushing wood and similar materials 
only. Brushing of other materials is 
not permitted and may be carried out 
in specific cases only after consulting 
with the manufacturer.  

The workpiece must allow to safely be 
loaded, supported and guided. 

The machine is not suitable for wet 
brushing. 

The proper use also includes 
compliance with the operating and 
maintenance instructions given in this 
manual. 

The machine must be operated only 
by persons familiar with its operation 
and maintenance and who are familiar 
with its hazards. 

The required minimum age must be 
observed. 

The machine must only be used in a 
technically perfect condition. 

When working on the machine, all 
safety mechanisms and covers must 
be mounted. 

In addition to the safety requirements 
contained in these operating 
instructions and your country’s 
applicable regulations, you should 
observe the generally recognized 
technical rules concerning the 
operation of woodworking machines. 

Any other use exceeds authorization. 
In the event of unauthorized use of the 
machine, the manufacturer renounces 
all liability and the responsibility is 
transferred exclusively to the operator.  

 

3.2 General safety notes 

Woodworking machines can be 
dangerous if not used properly. 
Therefore the appropriate general 
technical rules as well as the following 
notes must be observed. 

Read and understand the entire 
instruction manual before attempting 
assembly or operation. 

Keep this operating instruction close 
by the machine, protected from dirt 
and humidity, and pass it over to the 
new owner if you part with the tool. 

Summary of Contents for JBS-22

Page 1: ...previous declarations and agreements concerning warranties The warranty period is valid for eight hours of daily use If this is exceeded the warranty period shall be reduced in proportion to the exces...

Page 2: ...chine when guiding or sorting the work piece Use a feeding aid push wood if you want to feed short stock into the machine Stock must have a minimum length of 125 mm Machine only stock which rests secu...

Page 3: ...and start up 5 1 Transport and installation The machine is designed to operate in closed rooms and must be placed stable on firm and levelled ground The machine comes with 4 wheels but can be bolted d...

Page 4: ...and tighten the two set screws R Fig 9 with the 4mm hex wrench supplied Fig 9 Conveyor Table Installation Place the conveyor table O Fig 10 onto the mounting brackets Secure the conveyor in place wit...

Page 5: ...y the depth of cut 6 Machine operation Correct operating position To feed the workpiece into the machine position yourselves offset to one side of the feed opening Workpiece handling Feed stock form t...

Page 6: ...isplay in INC mode before turning it off If you turn it off while in ABS mode your absolute setting will default to zero Memory HOLD The Hold button is used to record a critical setting for reference...

Page 7: ...the fiber Brush dressing instructions Staple a 60 grit sandpaper across a flat wooden board Raise the board so the tips of the nylon bristles contact the sandpaper by approx 0 5mm Pass the abrasive lo...

Page 8: ...guard F Remove the bevel gear I Fig 25 and loosen the collar K Fig 25 Slide the transmission rod J to the left Loosen the pinch bolt G and rise the motor H Install new V belt and lower the motor by it...

Page 9: ...surface Uneven federate Conveyor belt slipping see above Drum out of alignment Fine tune drum alignment Machine vibrations see above 10 Available accessories Stock number 60 6004 Wire brush drum Stoc...

Page 10: ...ungs anspr che m ssen innerhalb von 12 Monaten ab dem Verkaufsdatum Rechnungsdatum geltend gemacht werden Weitergehende Anspr che sind ausgeschlossen Die vorliegende Garantie umfasst s mtliche Garanti...

Page 11: ...ss auch Medikamente Einfluss auf Ihr Verhalten nehmen k nnen Niemals in die laufende Maschine greifen Die laufende Maschine nie unbeaufsichtigt lassen Vor dem Verlassen des Arbeitsplatzes die Maschine...

Page 12: ...EN ISO 11202 Leerlauf LpA 71 6 dB A Bearbeitung LpA 84 9 dB A Die angegebenen Werte sind Emissionspegel und sind nicht notwendigerweise Pegel f r sicheres Arbeiten Sie sollen dem Anwender eine Absch t...

Page 13: ...nde Tragf higkeit und einwandfreien Zustand der Hebezeuge Treten Sie niemals unter schwebende Lasten Verwenden Sie einen Hubstapler oder einen Hebezug zum Anheben der B rsteinheit Setzen Sie die B rst...

Page 14: ...ass die Skala auf 0 steht Fig 12 Hinweis Die H henskala kann auch als obere Hubbegrenzung verwendet werden z B um ein Hineinb rsten in das Vorschubband zu vermeiden 5 3 Elektrischer Anschluss Der kund...

Page 15: ...e optimale Zustellung bedarf einiger Erfahrung und h ngt von B rstenk rnung Vorschubgeschwindigkeit und Holzart wesentlich ab Die Maschine ausschalten wenn nicht unmittelbar weitergearbeitet wird Sand...

Page 16: ...ch O Fig 16 ganz nach oben und st tzen Sie die B rsteinheit M damit ab Fig 16 L sen Sie 4 Schrauben und Muttern L und schrauben Sie die B rsteinheit vom Tragarm ab Senken Sie den Vorschubtisch ca 30mm...

Page 17: ...ern Z Fig 21 eine beiderseits gleiche Bandspannung ein Fig 21 Achtung Das Vorschubband darf nicht fest gespannt sein Das Vorschubband ist richtig gespannt wenn mit Handdruck auf den Vorschubtisch dies...

Page 18: ...s Kontrollieren Sie in regelm igen Abst nden den korrekten Bandlauf des Vorschubbandes Schmieren Sie monatlich alle bewegten Teile wie Gewindespindeln Scheiben und Lagerb chsen Reinigen Sie die Maschi...

Page 19: ...de faire valoir des pr tentions en garantie dans les 12 mois suivant la date de la vente date de la facture Toute autre pr tention est exclue La pr sente garantie comprend toutes les obligations de ga...

Page 20: ...mp tentes surtout les enfants Ne pas mettre la machine proximit de liquides ou de gaz inflammables Tenir compte des possibilit s de pr vention et de lutte contre les incendies par ex lieu et utilisati...

Page 21: ...tage A L 2 Modules de r glage de brosse M Unit de brosse N 2 Ancrages gauches de table S 2 Ancrages droits de table T Tapis O Poign e de manivelle P Manivelle de hauteur Q 2 Rallonges de table U 2 Cl...

Page 22: ...ques de montage Z Fig 6 Fig 6 Fixer les 4 pieds R avec des vis et des crous Soulever l unit de brosse et retirer les plaques de montage Monter les 4 roues W Fig 7 Fig 7 R glage de la glissi re de colo...

Page 23: ...orrespondre aux instructions Le voltage et la fr quence doivent tre conformes aux donn es inscrites sur la machine Le fusible de secteur lectrique doit avoir 16A Pour le raccordement utiliser des c bl...

Page 24: ...et un enl vement plus faible Indicateur num rique de hauteur L indicateur num rique de hauteur Fig 14 est une aide efficace pour r gler avec pr cision l paisseur d enl vement des copeaux Fig 14 Comme...

Page 25: ...courroie Rel vement du tapis tension de la courroie Blocage de l unit de brosse sur son bras porteur Montage du couvercle d aspiration V rifier la bonne rotation de la brosse et des convoyeurs V rifie...

Page 26: ...ant tre chang s Kit de guides 2 guides article Jet N 98 0080 Remarque Pendant la phase de mise en route le processus d usure est plus important il laisse des traces blanches sur le tapis d entrainemen...

Page 27: ...nt par un lectricien qualifi 9 D tecteur de pannes Moteur ne se met pas en route Pas de courant V rifier le voltage D faut au moteur bouton ou c ble Contacter un lectricien qualifi Tapis ne tourne pas...

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