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Design and function
ATTENTION!
Excess oil in the motor will be imme­
diately expelled through the air outlet.
WARNING!
Never point the opening of the outlet
at any person or object. The air outlet
is located at the back of the handle.
• Maintenance
Always disconnect the tool from the com­
pressed air supply prior to carrying out
maintenance work.
If used daily, carry out maintenance every
3 months, or every 1000 operating hours
at the latest. Damaged or worn compo­
nents such as O­rings and bearings, etc.
must be replaced and all moving parts
must be lubricated. Only use spare parts
recommended by the manufacturer, as any
other parts will invalidate any express or
implied warranty. Ensure that the relevant
environmental protection regulations are
observed when disposing of individual
parts, lubricants and oils, etc. For tool
cleaning or cleaning of its components, we
recommend the usage of cleaning solvent.
Never clean with solvents or acids, esters
(organic compounds comprising acids
and alcohol), acetone (ketone), chlorina­
ted hydrocarbons or oils containing nitro
hydrocarbons. Do not use any chemicals
with a low burning point.
For customer service, please contact your
distributor or the HAZET Service Centre.
6. Malfunctions
If faults occur, check the following:
• Compression system and compressed air
supply line, air consumption l/min and hose
diameter according to the technical data of
the tool
• Check the compressed air for the occurrence
of dust, condensate and rust particles
• Excess lubrication of the air motor
Mini Die grinder:
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Guide grinding pin or other abrasive into
the socket and close the collet chuck
firmly with the two tensioner adjusters in
order to guarantee safe operation of the
die grinder.
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Fix spindle with the tensioner adjuster
and tighten the collet chuck with the
second tensioner adjuster!
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Watch out for flying sparks or micro­parts
that are flung through the air during ope­
ration of the tool.
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Check the air pressure and, if necessary,
adjust to attain the operating pressure.
See table on page 7.
5. Maintenance and Cleaning
• Lubrication:
Pneumatic tools have to be lubricated
throughout their entire service life. The motor
and the ball bearings require compressed
air to operate the tool. Since the moisture
in the compressed air corrodes the motor,
the motor must be lubricated every day. We
recommend that an integrated lubricator is
used to do this.
• Lubricating the pneumatic motor by
hand:
Disconnect tool from the air supply and
hold with the air inlet pointing upwards. Put
one or two drops of special pneumatic oil
into the air inlet. Connect the tool to the
compressed air supply; cover the air outlet
on the tool with a towel and operate for a
few seconds.
Never use combustible or easily evaporable
liquids such as kerosene, diesel or petrol to
lubricate the tool.
Immer persönliche Schutzausrüstung tragen!
Always wear personal protective equipment!