Festool Power box - Manual (Page 19)

EAA
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GB
 Insert the other end of the blue hose into the
connector [5-1].
 Grease the bottom section of the aluminium
pipe and slide into the Y-piece on the EAA [5-8]
up to the stop.
 Tighten the two screws [5-9] on the gripper
clamp to a tightening torque of 6 Nm. The EAA is
now seated securely on the aluminium pipe.
Connect all the hoses in the EAA (see chapter 8
"Connections in the EAA") before following the wall
mounting instructions described below.
 Secure the rear panel to the EAA using the
screws supplied.
 Attach the lower retaining rail to the wall first
(see Fig. [8a]). If the wall is made of concrete,
use the enclosed dowels. Note: leave 1 m of
clearance between the panel and the ceiling.
 Insert the EAA into the lower retaining rail from
above. The hooks must engage in the EAA hous-
ing.
 Attach the upper retaining rail [8b-1] to the
EAA. The hooks must engage in the EAA hous-
ing.
 Attach the upper retaining rail to the wall (see
Fig. [8b]). If the wall is made of concrete, use
the enclosed dowels.
 Attach the adapter [8b-2] to connect the suction
hose to the aluminium pipe. Alternatively, you
can extend the aluminium pipe by attaching a
plastic pipe (install with antistatic discharge) or
steel pipe for extraction systems, and then at-
tach the adapter afterwards.
 This version does not allow the attachment of
hose holders (see chapter 8.4).
7.3 Ceiling installation
The assembly set contains:
– Cable set (mains power and control cable, 2.5 m
long)
– Compressed air line (2.5 m long)
– Aluminium pipe for suspending the EAA
– Hydraulic pipe
– 2 x clamps with rivet
– 2 x cable clips
– Bracket
Procedure
 The aluminium pipe is 1.6 m in length on deliv-
ery. The pipe can be shortened at the open end
if necessary. We recommend adapting the
length of the pipe so that the tool holder [1-1]
on the EAA is positioned at forehead height. Al-
ways deburr the aluminium pipe after cutting
to length!
 Remove the rear panel of the EAA.
 Grease the bottom section of the aluminium
pipe and slide into the Y-piece on the EAA [5-8]
up to the stop.
 Tighten the two screws [5-9] on the gripper
clamp to a tightening torque of 6 Nm. The EAA is
now seated securely on the aluminium pipe.
 Secure the bracket [9-2] to the ceiling via the
four holes [9-1]. Use fasteners suitable for the
relevant building material (e.g. tie rods, dow-
els).
Skip to chapter 8 "Connections in the EAA".
8 Connections in the EAA
8.1 Connecting the control cable
 Wind the excess cable onto the holder [5-10].
 Place the flat seal supplied [10-1] over the ca-
ble connector [5-2] in the EAA.
 Insert the contact box [10-2] into the cable con-
nector [5-2] and tighten the screw [10-3].
 Secure the control cable under the strain relief
on the EAA [5-3].
8.2 Connecting the mains cable
 Wind the excess cable around the ridged section
[5-6].
 Place the flat seal supplied [10-6] over the con-
tact box [5-7] in the EAA.
 Insert the contact box [10-5] into the cable con-
nector [5-7] and tighten the screw [10-4].
 Secure the mains cable under the strain relief
on the EAA [5-4].
 Plug the mains cable on the EAA into an earthed
socket with a 16 A fuse.
Exception: If the connected dust extractor is
from another manufacturer, a different configu-
ration may be more appropriate - see chapter
9.1 "Mobile dust extractor".
 On country versions GB, CH and DK, the plug on
the mains cable for the EAA/ASA must be re-
moved and replaced with the accompanying re-
wirable plug. Note: only trained and qualified
electricians are authorised to perform this
work!