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3.7 REPLACEMENT OF THE SANDING DRUM
Replace the sanding drum when the drum cover is damaged. Open the drum nut using the box wrench.
Caution: Left hand thread!
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It is possible to avoid leaving deep sanding tracks caused by excessively coarse grit size by initially selecting a
fi ne grit size for the fi rst sanding process.
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Carry out a test sanding process using a 50 or 60 grit size (a few test strokes). If this test is satisfactory and you
envisage a good sanding result within a reasonable period, it is more effi cient to start the sanding work off with
these fi ner grit sizes.
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You can avoid creating deep sanding tracks with the mentioned grit sizes by adhering to the grit size sequence
and not skipping more than one grit size at a time.
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After each sanding pass, vacuum the fl oor thoroughly, and clean the machine's wheels before starting each new
sanding operation.
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When changing to a new sanding material, always start work in a less well lit area of the room until the sanding
material loses its initial aggressive sanding behaviour.
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Always sand from left to right. This ensures that the left-hand wheel always runs over the newly sanded surface,
making the surface more even with each sanding pass and preventing waviness.
One sanding pass comprises a forward and reverse movement over the same track without offset. Avoid a sand-
ing track offset of more than 85%.
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For other informative and important application tips, please refer to the LÄGLER application technology brochure
„Sanding wooden fl oors"!
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