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Operation:
Compressed air supply:
The tool must be connected to a suitable, clean, dry and lubricated workshop
air supply. It is recommended that the air pressure measures 90psi at the tool
while running free. Water in the air line will damage the tool. Drain the air tank
daily and drain any dryer/filter unit when necessary.
Lubrication: For first use of the tool, add a few drops of air tool lubricating
oil to the compressed air line connection. In use, if an in-line oiler is not
installed, add a few drops of air tool lubricating oil daily. Adequate lubrication
will help to ensure long tool service life.
When tool is not in use, disconnect from compressed air supply.
Regulating the speed:
Refer to
Figure 2
: adjust the air pressure and therefore the speed of the
instrument by turning the speed control towards ON or OFF. Lower speeds
are recommended for detail work using the smaller pads. Remember to
switch OFF when finished. Do not disconnect air line while tool is ON.
