10
FITTING GRINDING DISC
FITTING A GRINDING DISC
Caution
.: Switch off the grinder and
disconnect it from the power point.
1/Turn the angle grinder
on to its back and press
the spindle lock button.
2/ Rotate the spindle
unit until it locks.
3/ Insert the pins of the
wrench into the holes in
the outer flange and
remove it and the old disc.
4/ Do not remove the inner flange.
5/ Select the type of disc needed for the
Job on hand.
6/ Clean the flanges and check the new disc.
7/ Holding the angle
grinder with the spindle
facing upwards, check
that the inner flange is
on the spindle and correctly located.
The two-machined flat sections must face
the angle grinder and locate in the
appropriate position on the spindle.
8/
Place the grinding disconnect to the
spindle with label facing the angle grinder.
The hole in the discs should locate onto
the spindle and fit firmly of the inner flange.
9/ Screw the outer flange with the
protruding spigot section Facing the
angle grinder. The
spigot section must
locate with the hole
in the grinding disc.
10/
Hand tighten the outer flange until
the disc issue cure.
11/ Press the spindle
lock button and tighten
the flange with the
wrench.
12/ Turn the new disc by hand, ensuring
that it is tightly secured and that it
rotates fully and does not wobble unduly.
13/ Run the angle grinder under no load
for at least one minute to ensure the
new disc is in good condition. Make
sure you are wearing all the safety
items mentioned in the Safety Rules
and that you face the grinder away
from you.
CAUTION
Do not use excessive force to clamp the
disc. It could crack and cause failure
during use.
WARNING
Do not immerse the disc into any type of
lubrication including water.
This angle grinder is designed as a dry
grinder/cutter/polisher.
Failure to observe this warning could result
in a fatal shock.