En english, Machine breakdown/transportation – American Sanders 3DS Orbital Sander User Manual

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American Sanders

Operator’s Manual (EN) - 3DS

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Machine Breakdown/Transportation

To break down the machine, follow this procedure:

1.

Unplug machine from wall and wrap cord.

WARNING: Injury to the operator or bystanders could

occur if the power supply remains con-

nected when servicing the equipment,

changing abrasive, or empting the dust

bag.

2.

Unplug the power cord, motor cord, and vacuum from

electric box.

3.

Disconnect the vacuum hose from the sanding unit.

4.

Remove both hand knobs from the sanding unit and

separate sanding unit from truck frame.

(see Figure 2)

WARNING: The sanding unit is heavy (109 lbs.).

To avoid injury to the operator or dam-

age to the machine use a firm grip and

proper lifting technique. Get assistance

if necessary.

5.

To lift the sanding unit grasp the assembly at the lifting

sites. (see Figure 3)

6.

Unwrap the vacuum power cord from the cleats on

the handle and place on vacuum head.

7.

Disconnect the vacuum straps by unhinging the draw

latch. The vacuum strap will spring back and the

vacuum can be lifted off the truck frame. (See Figure

4)

8.

The handle may be taken off by removing the four

5/16-18 bolts and nuts that secure it to the truck

frame.

9.

Secure all elements in cargo area when transporting

to avoid damage to the machine.

How to Move Machine (Room to Room)

When moving the machine short distances (room to room) it

may be moved by tilting it back until the 4” diameter wheels

contact the floor. With steady downward pressure on the

handle the machine can be pushed to the desired location.

(see Figure 5)

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

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