ATD-2088
6" RANDOM ORBITAL SANDER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1. Please check tightness of all parts of the tool, and inspect and be sure that it is in good
condition before each use.
2. For best results and to prolong the tool life, install a filter and a lubricator/oiler at the air inlet.
3. The best pressure on tool during operation is from 10 lbf to 15 lbf (5 kgf/cm
3
to 7 kgf/cm
3 )
4.
ALWAYS
disconnect the air supply when replacing the sand paper or the backing pad.
5.
ALWAYS
wear eye protection, dust mask and gloves during operation.
6. To avoid fatigue, take breaks periodically. 30 minute intervals are suggested.
7.
NEVER
let tool rotate freely (without load) at high speeds to avoid possible inquiry to human
body and possible tool damage.
8.
NEVER
touch the rotating part of the tool with hand or body during operation.
9.
ALWAYS
be sure that the sanding pad is attached flat on the surface of the backing pad
before starting sanding job.
(
Refer to Illustration 1)
10. If you notice any irregular sound or vibration during operation,
STOP USING THE TOOL
IMMEDIATELY
and check and repair the tool before using again.
11. Be sure to use clean compressed air for operation. Use an air filter in-line with your air
supply to clean impurities out of the compressed air.
12. Before use, lubricate with air tool oil and run the tool run slowly for 20 minutes. Lubricate
regularly after each use, and at suggested intervals of 30 minutes during use to maintain
tool life. An auto lubricator/oiler is recommended.
13. Dirt inside the motor may result in slow rotation and less power of the tool. If this happens,
first disassemble the regulator and press the trigger. Then drop 10-15 drops of air tool oil
from the air inlet into the motor. Restart the motor within 30-40 minutes by re-fitting the air
source and having the motor rotating at low speed for 1-2 minutes.
DO NOT USE
GASOLINE, KEROSENE, OR ANY OTHER CAUSTIC CLEANERS
as they will cause
damage to your tool.
14. Drain the water out of the air compressor and air hose after each operation.