FOREWORD
This Rotary Polisher (also known as a Circular Polisher) is designed for fast compounding, polishing,
buffing and sanding. The pad spins on one axis, so much work can be done quickly. In polishing
applications, much heat can be built up in a small area, which could lead to paint damage. Therefore,
this tool is recommended for use by professionals only. Anyone new to rotary polishers should
master the craft on scrap car panels, available at a local salvage yard.
ASSEMBLY
CAUTION: DISCONNECT TOOL FROM POWER SOURCE.
Thread on the backing pad. Press the arbor lock and turn until it engages then tighten. A wrench is
not necessary.
Carefully center and add the desired accessory to the backing plate.
OPERATION
TO START AND STOP THE MACHINE
CAUTION: Make sure switch is OFF and power circuit voltage is the same as that shown on the
specification plate.
1.
Connect tool to power source.
2.
Grip machine firmly to resist starting torque.
3.
Squeeze trigger switch to turn tool on. Release the trigger to shut tool off.
4.
To lock the switch in the "on" position, press the lock pin while the switch is fully on. To release
the lock, press the switch and release it.
Switch Lock
CONTROLLING THE VARIABLE SPEED
Speed is adjusted two ways, giving the operator excellent control. The thumbwheel sets the
maximum speed, while the trigger increases the speed steplessly from zero upwards to the
maximum. This machine incorporates feedback speed stabilization so that the speed will not slow
with load. It will maintain the preset speed regardless of the load.
Trigger Switch
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