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7. Operating the tool
7.1. Setting up your disc sander (fig. 2):
Warning!
To avoid injury from unexpected starting or elec-
trical shock, do not plug the power cord into a
power source receptacle during unpacking and
assembly. Never connect the plug to the power
source receptacle until the assembly and adjust-
ment steps are completed, and you have read
and understand the safety and operating instruc-
tions. Make certain the switch is in the off position
before connecting the machine to the power
source receptacle.
Note:
When setting up the machine, make sure that the
ground below it is level and secure! A secure
stand is indispensable for working with the
machine!
The disc grinding machine can be operated in
two different positions: Once in the normal hori-
zontal position or standing vertically (for sharpen-
ing tools and blades for example).
In both positions, the machine should be securely
clamped with the enclosed vice, as shown in fig. 2.
7.2. Removing and inserting the grinding
table (fig.3):
Caution:
Before removing and inserting the grinding table,
always disconnect the mains plug to prevent the
disc being started up accidentally. Risk of injury!
Normally, your TG 125/E is operated with the
attached grinding table (as in delivery condition).
Additionally, there is also the possibility, where
required, of removing the grinding table, if this is
necessary for certain tasks or for changing the
grinding wheels.
1. Remove Allen head screw 1
2. Remove the grinding table with grinding table
holder 2 by pulling out from the front
3. To insert, simply push into the normal position
4. Turn in Allen head screw 1 again
7.3. Affixing and replacing grinding wheels
(fig. 4):
Note:
Before affixing or replacing the grinding wheels,
always disconnect the mains plug to prevent the
disc being started up accidentally. Risk of injury!
Two grinding wheels in each of the grain sizes
80, 150 and 240 are supplied as initial equipment
with your disc grinding machine; these can also
be easily obtained as spare parts. The grinding
disc of your TG 125/E is bonded with a silicon
film. This material guarantees completely non-
problematic replacement of the grinding wheels
because they do not stick, but only grip firmly:
Firmly enough to work but loosely enough to be
easily removed. It is therefore no problem to
change wheels, whether because of wear or
because discs with various grain sizes are
required when working.
Caution:
When replacing the wheels, it is advisable to
remove the grinding table as described in the
previous section!
1. Remove the rear protective foil above the ad -
hesive surface from the desired wheel,
2. Push the wheel evenly and bubble-free onto
the grinding disc.
3. To replace, simply remove the grinding wheel
again and push on the new wheel.
Caution:
There are also two storage discs made of silicon
foil included in the scope of delivery. If a grinding
wheel is to be used again after removal, please
cover the adhesive surface with foil for storage!
7.4. Adjusting the grinding table angle (fig. 5):
Caution:
Before adjusting the grinding table, always dis-
connect the mains plug to prevent the disc being
started up accidentally. Risk of injury!
1. Loosen rotary knob 1 At the same hold rotary
knob 2
2. Swing grinding table 3 into the desired angle
position and check the set value on angle
scale 4.
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