Powerplus POWX0476 DRYWALL SANDER 710W EN - Manual (Page 7)

POWX0476
EN
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 Plug the vacuum cleaner hose into the adaptor for dust collection. Insert component (A)
directly and fix it tightly with component (B).
 Dismantling process: push down component (B) with a multi-blade screwdriver or simply
hold the right side of component (B) and then pull out the vacuum cleaner hose properly.
Ensure that you have a bag installed in your vacuum cleaner which is approved and rated for
drywall dust.
WARNING: Failure to use an approved dust bag in your vacuum cleaner will
increase the level of airborne dust in the work area. Prolonged exposure to
such dust may cause respiratory harm
8 OPERATION
8.1 Starting and stopping tool
Make sure that the power circuit voltage is the same as that shown on the specification plate
of the machine and that switch (4) is “OFF” before connecting the tool to the power circuit.
8.2 Switching the machine on and off
Turn on/off the drywall sander by switch
8.3 Adjusting the rotation speed
The speed of the machine is variable to suit different tasks. It can be adjusted from 0 min
-1
up
to 1050 min
-1
by using the thumb wheel (12). Turn in the counter clockwise direction to
increase the speed and in the clockwise direction to decrease the speed. Generally, you
should use the higher speed for fast stock removal and the lower speed for more precise
control.
8.4 Extend the drywall sander
 Push the tube button
 Extend the tube
 Release the button, the button will lock the tube.
8.5 To install a sandpaper disc:
 Unplug the machine.
 Peel away the worn out sandpaper disc (7), leaving the sponge backing pad in place.
 Carefully press the new sandpaper disc into place. It will be held securely by the hook and
loop backing.
8.6 To replace the hook and loop sponge pad (8):
The sponge pad must be perfectly flat to get good sanding results. If it is deformed or
damaged it will cause very uneven sanding. Always replace it when damaged.
8.7 How to use the tool
Effective control of this powerful tool requires two-handed for maximum safety and control.
It is vitally important to keep stable footing at times, especially when scaffolding or stilts.