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TBE-250 Instruction Manual
Feb 2012
INTRODUCTION
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
DESCRIPTION OF APPARATUS
OPERATION
4.1
Preparation
4.2
Assembly
4.3
Cleaning Fluid
4.4
Operation
POWER AND GRADE SETTING
5.1
Power Settings
5.2
Mode Settings
MAINTENANCE
CONSUMABLES
7.1
Brushes
7.2
Insulating Shroud
7.3
Cleaning Fluid
7.4
Neutralising Fluid
7.5
Marking Fluid
7.6
Other Fluids
TROUBLESHOOTING
8.1
On/Off Switch Not Illuminated
8.2
On/Off Switch Illuminated & Front Panel
Power Light Not Illuminated
8.3
On/Off Switch & Front Panel Power Light
Illuminated & Unit Not Operating
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CONTENTS
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S5 POWER AND GRADE SETTINGS
MODE SETTINGS
POWER CONTROL
MODE CONTROL
5.2
POWER SETTINGS
5.1
Choose the cleaning intensity required by selecting the
appropriate setting using the Power Control.
STANDBY
- Power is not transmitted to the brush.
LOW
- Use for light work and thin metals.
HIGH
- Use for most cleaning operations. Provides fastest
cleaning speed.
Choose the type of cleaning required by selecting the
appropriate setting using the mode control.
CLEAN
- This mode provides the fastest cleaning at each
power setting. However, prolonged use may cause a milky
appearance on the surface of the metal. If this happens, use
RESTORE to rectify.
RESTORE
- This mode provides metal polishing. Use this
grade to repair a dull white surface, including one caused by
over-use of CLEAN.
MARKING
- This mode provides surface marking, when used
with the appropriate chemical.
