Skil 1400-02 Manuel d'utilisation et d'entretien télécharger pdf (Page 8)

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injury from sharp edges of the accessories.

Application tools can become very hot while

working. Danger of burns!

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1. To install accessories, align holes in

accessory with locating pins on accessory

holder in desired position. Assure that pin in

holder are engaged into holes in accessory

and securely tighten with with hex bolt

provided (Fig. 2).

Your accessories can be engaged into

accessory holder 12 positions 30 degrees

apart.

For intermediate position an adapter is

provided that will allow you to attach the

accessory in any position. Use of adapter will

also allow you to use most competitor

accessories.

2. To remove accessory, loosen and remove

hex bolt and remove accessory from holder

(Fig. 2).

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First install rubber backing pad to tool. Your

tool uses hook-and-loop backed sandpaper,

which firmly grips the backing pad when

applied with moderate pressure.

To change, mere ly peel off the old sandpaper,

remove dust from the backing pad if

necessary, and press the new sandpaper in

place (Fig. 2).

After considerable use the backing pad

surface will become worn, and the backing pad

must be replaced when it no longer offers a

firm grip. If you are experiencing premature

wear of the back ing pad facing, decrease the

amount of pressure you are applying during

operation of the tool.

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RUBBER

BACKING PAD

SANDING SHEET

ADAPTER

HEX BOLT

HEX

BOLT

5 MM

HEX WRENCH

PLUNGE CUT

BLADE

ACCESSORY

HOLDER

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