22
EAA
GB
Insert the end of the compressed air line into
the quick-coupling socket
[1-6]
.
Open the catch for the extractor opening by
pulling out the locking pin
[1-7]
and rotating
90°.
Insert the connecting sleeve on the IAS adapter
into the extractor connector
[1-8]
.
Note:
only new connecting sleeves have a slot
for engaging the locking pin.
Align the IAS adapter so that the connecting
hoses do not kink.
Only applies for wall mounting: condensate
from the condensate drain hose must not con-
taminate the IAS hose.
Turn the locking pin
[1-7]
back 90° and release
to engage. The IAS adapter is now locked.
Festool CT/SRM dust extractors only: connect
the coupling connector on the extractor with the
quick-coupling socket
[1-6]
.
11.3
Tool holder
The tool holder
[1-1]
is used to hang up electric and
pneumatic tools.
11.4
Dust extraction
If national safety regulations stipulate that dust ex-
tractors must have a suction power monitoring
function (volumetric flow monitoring), only one ex-
tractor opening
[1-8]
on the EAA can be opened.
Version CT/SRM/M
The slide
[1-10]
ensures that only one extractor
opening is open and the other one is closed so that
the dust extraction system only operates with one
machine. You can decide which extraction opening
to use by changing the position of the slide.
Version TURBO/M
When extracting
non hazardous dust
, the TURBO/
M version can operate and extract from two ma-
chines at the same time.
Version TURBO/A
The EAA detects which tool is operating and opens
the corresponding extractor opening automatically.
The simultaneous operation and extraction of two
machines is also possible.
Only the right extractor connector is operational
when the rotary switch
[1-4]
is set to
"MAN"
.
12
Service and maintenance
Customer service and repair
only
through manufacturer or service
workshops: Please find the nearest
address at:
www.festool.com/Service
Use only original Festool spare parts!
Order No. at:
www.festool.com/Service
12.1
Adjusting the lubricator
Set the pressure regulator
[2-1]
to a flow pres-
sure of 0 bar.
Note:
the entire service unit must
be depressurised!
Unscrew the oil vessel
[2-6]
.
Fill the oil vessel 3/4 full with special oil
(481722).
Screw the oil vessel back on.
Set the pressure regulator to a flow pressure of
6 bar before operating a pneumatic tool.
Make sure that the vent screw
[2-2]
is closed.
Screw the adjusting screw
[2-4]
in the viewing
window all the way in.
Then unscrew the adjusting screw approx. 1/4 of
a turn.
Observe the oil drops in the viewing window
[2-
3]
while the pneumatic tool is operating.
CAUTION
Risk of accidents
The additional weight on the EAA (e.g. weight of
electric or pneumatic tools, accessories) may
not exceed 12 kg.
WARNING
Dust hazard
Dust can be hazardous to health. Always work
with a dust extractor.
Always read applicable national regulations be-
fore extracting hazardous dust.
WARNING
Risk of accidents
Disconnect the EAA/ASA from the power and
compressed air supply before performing any
maintenance and repair work.
All maintenance and repair work on the electri-
cal or electronic system must always be carried
out by a qualified electrician.
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