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Descriptions of used pictograms.
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1. Warning, take special precautions.
2. Read the instruction manual, observe warnings and safety
conditions included in it!
3. Use personal protection equipment (safety goggles, ear
protectors).
4. Use safety gloves.
5. Disconnect the power cord, before maintenance or repair works
are begun.
6. Keep out of reach of children.
7. Protect against rain
8. Protection class II
DESIGN AND APPLICATION
The angle grinder is a hand-held power tool with the II class isolation.
The power tool is driven with a single-phase, commutator motor,
whose rotational speed is reduced by means of an intersecting axis
gear. The power tool can used both for grinding and cutting. This type
of power tools is widely used for removal of burrs from metal surfaces,
weld surface processing, cutting light-wall tubes and other small
metal objects etc. They are used in engineering industry, automotive
and chemical industry. With the use of proper tools, the angle grinder
can be used not only for cutting or grinding, but also for rust and paint
coats removal.
The areas of its application include repair and construction works, not
only related to metals. The angle grinder can also be used for cutting
and grinding of construction materials, such as brick, paving stones,
ceramic tiles, etc.
The power tool is designed for dry operation only and it must not
be used for polishing. The power tool should be used according
to its purpose.
Use inconsistent with its purpose
• Do not work materials that contain asbestos. Asbestos is
carcinogenic.
• Do not work materials, whose dust is inflammable or explosive.
During operation, the power tool produces sparks, which may ignite
emitted vapours.
• Do not use cut-off wheels for grinding. The cut-off wheels are used
to cut with its face, while grinding with lateral surface of such a cut-off
wheel threatens with its damages and puts the operate in danger of
injuries.
DESCRIPTION OF GRAPHIC PAGES
The below list refers to device components shown in the graphic
pages of this instruction manual.
1. Spindle lock button
2. Switch
3. Additional handle
4. Grinding wheel cover
5. External flange
6. Internal flange
7. Carbon brush cover
* There can be differences between the drawing and actual product.
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DESCRIPTION OF USED GRAPHIC SIGNS
NOTE
WARNING
FITTING/SETTING
INFORMATION
EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES
1. Grinding wheel guard
2. Socket spanner
3. Additional handle
PREPARATION FOR WORK
ATTACHING THE ADDITIONAL HANDLE
The additional handle (3) is installed in one of the holes in the grinder
head. It is recommended to use the grinder with the additional handle.
When holding the grinder with both hands (also using the additional
handle), there is less risk of touching the grinder wheel or brush with
your hand, as well as of injuries during recoil.
INSTALLING AND ADJUSTING THE GRINDING WHEEL GUARD
The wheel guard protects the operator against flying broken
pieces and accidental contact with a working tool or sparks. The
guard should always be fitted. Special attention should be paid so
that its covering part faces the operator.
• Install the grinding wheel guard (4) so the protrusion on its clip
matches the notch on the grinder gear casing.
• The wheel guard can be set in any position.
• Secure the mounting bolt.
The removal and adjustment of the wheel guard are performed in a
reverse order to its installation.
REPLACEMENT OF WORKING TOOLS
When working tools are replaced, wear working gloves at all
times.
The spindle lock button (1) is only designed to lock the grinder
spindle, when a working tool is installed or removed. Do not use
it as a braking button, when the wheel rotates. Otherwise, the
grinder may become damaged or the user may be injured.
INSTALLING THE WHEELS
When grinding or cut-off wheels with the thickness below 3 mm
are installed, the outer flange nut (5) should be tightened with the
flat surface from the wheel side (fig. B).
• Press the spindle lock button (1).
• Insert the special key (included) into two holes of the outer flange
(5) (fig. A).
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