Amano American Sanders Epoch HD, Руководство оператора

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WARNING:
Never start machine when the handle is in the vertical
position.
The switch to start and stop the machine is activated by the interlock switch (Fig. 8) and
the levers (Fig 8A) under the handle grips.
To start the machine, follow this procedure:
1. Lower the handle
2. Lock the handle in the best position for operation. (Fig. 9)
NOTE: Make sure you hold the handle with both hands.
3. Push the interlock switch (Fig. 8), and apply pressure to the levers
(Fig. 8A).
How To Control The Machine
NOTE: Sanding operations create higher torque conditions than normal floor polishing.
Make sure you firmly grip the handle with both hands.
The side to side movement of the machine is controlled by raising the handle and pressing
down on the handle. To move the machine to the left, press down on the handle slightly.
To move the machine to the right, raise the handle slightly.
Adding And Removing Additional Weight
This Machine comes with four (4) 6.25 pound (2.8 kg) removable weights for a total of
25 pounds (11.3 kg) maximum that can be added to increase the PSI load and abrasive
performance. See figure 10.
Caution should be used if adding weight to the machine as this increases the torque
required to turn the abrasive, thus increasing the amperage required by the motor to
perform the sanding operation.
Floors with finish or residue like sealers increase the resistance on the abrasive; adding
weight in this condition can overload the motor and trip a 20 amp circuit breaker.
Should this occur allow 15 minutes for the machine and breaker to cool. Remove additional
weight and operate the machine in the 300 rpm setting to reduce the load placed on the
motor.
How To Use The Lamp
To Position the Lamp
1. The attached LED lamp will only operate when the machine is plugged in.
2. Bend the flexible arm of the lamp to the desired position.
3. Press the “ON” switch at the base of the lamp attached to the frame of the machine.
See figure 11.
Operating Instructions
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Figure 8
Figure 8A
Figure 9
Figure 11
Figure 10