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ROTARY REMOVAL TOOL SET-UP & CONNECTION
• Be sure that the air supply to the tool is clean and dry. Moisture in the supply line will quickly
damage the motor and valves.
• A minimum 3/8" I.D. air line should be used for optimal performance.
• Thread the included 1/4" Male Quick Fitting into the air inlet of the tool, using TFE thread
sealing tape (not included).
OPERATION
• Set desired motor speed by rotating the Speed Knob located on the top surface of the Motor
Housing. To the left = Low (LO), To the right = High (HI).
• Push Trigger Safety forward with thumb while depressing Trigger Paddle to operate tool. Note
that motor speed increases as the Trigger is depressed.
• Keep the broad work surface of the Wire Wheel, Cleaning Wheel or Eraser parallel to the work
surface whenever possible to minimize uneven wear and maximize usable life.
• Always use two hands while operating tool, do not force but allow the rotational speed of the
wheel to do the work.
• Be sure that the workpiece is clamped down or held securely to always allow two hands to
operate tool.
WIRE WHEEL BRUSH BAND ASSEMBLY/INSTALLATION
The 3 included wire brush wheels must be
assembled to the 5 piece hub assembly before
installation and use. The following steps describe
how to do this:
• Disconnect air supply from the tool to
prevent accidental starting and potential
injury while installing or removing wire,
sanding or cleaning wheels.
• Identify the Wire Brush Hub components:
Note that there are 2 die-cast Drive
Hub halves; The Drive Half has a Hex
Drive recess, a male triangular indexing
feature and 2 raised indexing “fingers”
the each of the 3 crossmembers. The
Outer Hub Half has a Round recess to
accept the Socket Head Cap Screw, a
female triangular indexing feature and
2 indexing slots on each of the 3
crossmembers. (
Fig A
). In addition, there
are 2 identical black plastic spacers and 1
sleeve. (
Fig B
).
• Place the Rubber Sleeve into the Wire
Brush Wheel Band and center it.
• Place one of the 2 Black Plastic Spacers
into the Rubber Sleeve with the chamfered
side inward.
• Place 2nd Black Plastic Spacer into the
Rubber Sleeve with the chamfered side
inward. (
Fig C
).
• Slide the die-cast inner Drive Hub over the
Sleeve, Spacer and Wire Band assembly
then add the outer die-cast Hub making
sure the triangular indexing and the tabbed
features are seated properly (
Fig D
).
Fig. A
Fig. B
Fig. C
Fig. D
