Operating The Machine; Driving Disc - Menzer LHS 225 PRO Mode D'emploi

be fatal.
distract you while sanding.
your place of work is properly aired so as to reduce dust levels.
2.3 OPERATING SAFETY TIPS
This long-neck sander should only be used by skilled professionals who have carefully read and under-
pours. Extended inhalation of dust generated from construction work is harmful to the lungs. Also wear
removed from the operating area of the long-neck sander.
ther be fully inserted or completely removed from the area that is to be treated before sanding can begin.
Only use this long-neck sander for the treatment of dry surfaces.
attempt to carry out jobs too far above your head as this could result in you losing your balance.
Always hold the machine with both hands lest you lose control of the tool and cause damage.
that no parts have broken or fallen off of the machine. These factors could impede the operation of the
long-neck sander.
Ensure that the power cable is always outside the surface area that is being treated.
The sanding of lead paints or coatings can release toxic gases and should either be carried out by a pro-
fessional with appropriate safety equipment or be avoided entirely.
then should you set the machine aside. Always store the long-neck sander in a dry room. During breaks
from the power supply.
Immediately switch off the machine if it begins to make unusual noises or vibrations. Only have repairs
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3. OPERATING THE MACHINE

3.1 STARTING OFF
transported:
has already been placed inside the vacuum cleaner.
Make sure that no power cables or hoses will get in the way of your work.
Attach a suitable sanding disc to the driving disc of the long-neck sander.
Hold the long-neck sander tightly and with both hands - either by grasping the tube or by using the addi-
- tional handle. It is possible to guide the long-neck sander by holding any point on the main tube. The addi-
tional handle can be mounted in different positions so as to adjust the leverage and reach of the machine.
Do not put down or set aside the long-neck sander while it is attached to a power supply.
3.2 OPERATING THE MACHINE
- 3.2.1 Connecting a vacuum cleaner
vacuum cleaner.
Please note that the use of an unsuitable vacuum cleaner can increase the concentration of dust particles
in your working environment to such an extent that you may suffer damage to your lungs.
3.2.2 Operating the long-neck sander
once all safety precautions have been taken and the vacuum cleaner and sander are ready for operation
Starting up:
or the additional handle and with your right hand grasping the main handle tightly. Left-handed users should
driving disc to start rotating.
Shutting down:
wheel has stopped spinning before you set down the machine.
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