Batavia 7049406, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CHANGING THE SANDING PAPER PAD
The multi tool pad holder is equipped with a hook-and-loop system, so the sanding paper pads can
be quickly changed. Always switch off the machine and pull off the sanding paper pad. Place the
new sanding pad and continue working.
USING THE SPADE
With the included spade now you have no longer to work
laboriously with your hand scraper. Strip stubborn residues off tiles,
plaster stone, flooring and other surfaces.
1. For using the spade, first remove the dust extraction adaptor
( | 15).
2. Insert the dust protection rubber caps into the openings.
This is very important, so dust and dirt cannot enter into the
machine.
3. Place the spade on the tool holder and observe the 4 openings
on the spade. These openings have to fit exactly on the tool
holder of the machine. You can place the spade straight or
displace up to 90° to the left or to the right, according to the
desired working direction.
4. Place the washer on top of the spade then tighten the bolt with
the enclosed Hex key.
USING THE CUTTING BLADES
Only use sharp cutting blades to achieve a straight cut and to avoid
overloading the multi tool.
Use the round and the straight cutting blades for cutting timber
products or plastics. The cutting purposes are cross cuts, drop cuts
or close cuts, such as cutting-back door frames.
1. The saw blades can be assembled the same way as the scraper.
2. Move the machine while operating back and forth, so that the
machine does not heat up too fast and the blades do not get
blocked. It also increases the cutting performance.
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
• Always pull the battery from the multi tool before carrying out any work on the machine!
• Clean the dust extraction adaptor and all connections from time to time with a stiff brush. Use a
lightly moistened cloth to clean the housing of the machine. Do not use solvents, abrasives or
aggressive chemicals for cleaning.
• Make sure liquids of any kind cannot enter the housing of the multi tool.
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