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6. Using the suction foot base for the
first time (Fig. 5/6)
The suction foot base is equipped with a battery-
operated vacuum pump.
Open the battery compartment cover (1) as shown in
Fig. 4 and insert the batteries supplied. Check that
the battery terminals are positioned correctly.
Use only alkaline-manganese batteries. Do not mix
batteries from different manufacturers. Use batteries
with the same capacity.
Operation (Fig. 5)
Place the suction foot base by its suction foot (4) on
a sufficiently smooth surface (e.g. tiles). Switch on
the vacuum pump by pressing the On/Off switch (2)
once. The pump will begin to work. When the suction
force is high enough, switch off the pump again by
pressing the On/Off switch (2) a second time. To
remove the suction foot base from the surface, hold
the suction foot base securely and press the vent
button (3).
7. Working with the base for rough
surfaces (Fig. 7/8)
Place the base for rough surfaces on a suitable
surface and firmly press the two lock buttons (1) and
the control buttons (2) simultaneously. Four nails (3)
then emerge at the back and can be used to fasten
the base to the surface.
The base for rough surfaces can also be mounted on
a photographic tripod. For this purpose there is a
1/4” thread (4) on the rear.
On the back of the base for rough surfaces there is
also a permanent magnet so that the base can also
be fastened to magnetizable surfaces.
Important! Do not grip the back of the base for
rough surfaces when the control and lock
buttons are pressed.
Risk of injury!
Important! The base for rough surfaces is
suitable only for soft wood, walls made of
plasterboard and similar materials, and
magnetizable surfaces. Do not use the base on
any other surfaces!
8. Working with the precision level
base (Fig. 9/10)
Place the laser unit on the precision level base so
that the two pins (1) engage in the guide grooves of
the laser unit. The laser unit can now be turned
through 360° around its longitudinal axis. The angle
can be read off the scale (2). To align the laser
horizontally, turn the three setting screws (3) until the
two bubbles in the laser’s spirit level are at the
center.
There is a 1/4” thread (4) for a photographic tripod
on the rear of the precision level base. A 5/8” thread
(6) is also available if you remove the adapter (5)
with a screwdriver.
9. Laser goggles (Fig. 1)
The laser goggles (5) filter out ambient light, making
it easier for you to see the laser beam.
Important! The laser goggles (5) do not protect
against laser radiation! Do not use the laser
goggles (5) in road traffic or as sun glasses!
10. Laser aiming device (Fig. 1)
Use the laser aiming device (6) to help target objects
which you cannot reach directly with the laser beam.
Thanks to the mirror-finished foil on the rear surface,
the laser light is visible over great distances.
11. Maintenance and cleaning
Keep the unit dry and clean at all times. Use a soft,
damp rag to wipe off dirt marks. Do not use any
aggressive cleaning agents or solvents. Clean the
laser beam outlet at regular intervals with a cotton
wad.
12. Battery disposal
Batteries contain materials that are potentially
harmful to the environment. Never place batteries in
your household refuse, in fire or in water. Batteries
should be collected, recycled or disposed of by
environment-friendly means. Send your old batteries
to ISC GmbH, Eschenstrasse 6 in D-94405 Landau.
You can then be sure that the equipment will be
correctly disposed of by the manufacturer.
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