Table Des Matières; Safety Instruction; General Safety Instructions - Festool LEX 2 150/3 Guide D'utilisation

Table of Contents
SAFETY INSTRUCTION ................................... 3
Technical data ................................................. 5
Symbols .......................................................... 5
Use for intended purpose ............................... 5
Functional description .................................... 5
Connection and start-up ................................. 5
IAS 2 hose connector ...................................... 6
Starting ............................................................ 7
Tool settings ................................................... 7
Speed adjustment ........................................... 7
Suction unit ..................................................... 7
Sanding pads ................................................... 7
Abrasive .......................................................... 8
Maintenance and care ..................................... 8
Vanes .............................................................. 8
Sanding pad brake .......................................... 8
Lubrication ..................................................... 8
Replacing the silencer ................................... 8
Cleaning the extraction channels .................. 9
Accessories, tools ........................................... 9
Warranty ......................................................... 9
Conditions of 1+2 Warranty ............................. 9
Festool Limited Warranty ................................ 9

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

General Safety instructions

Before setting up, using, repair-
ing and servicing this air tool or replacing acces-
sory parts, you must have read and understood
all safety instructions and information. Ignoring
warning notes and instructions may result in seri-
ous injuries.
Keep all of the attached documents and pass on
the documentation if the machine changes owner-
ship.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
a. Keep your place of work tidy.
working areas increases the risk of an accident.
b. Please take your surroundings into consid-
eration. Do not leave pneumatic tools out in
the rain. Keep work area well lit.
Never use pneumatic tools in the vicinity of
fl ammable liquids or gases.
c. Keep away from children.
ers to touch the pneumatic tool or the com-
pressed-air hose.
Keep others away from your work area.
d. Store your pneumatic tools safely.
pneumatic tools should be stored in a dry, in-
accessible or locked location, out of the reach
of children.
e. Use the correct pneumatic tool.
the pneumatic tool for purposes for which it
was not intended.
f. Wear suitable work clothes.
loose fi tting clothing or jewellery. They can
get entangled in moving parts.
Rubber gloves and non-slip footwear are rec-
ommended for outdoor work. Long hair should
be protected with a hair net.
g. Wear safety goggles.
face mask for work which produces dust.
h. Connect a dust extractor.
available dust extraction equipment is con-
nected and used correctly.
Observe the regional safety regulations for
hazardous dusts and vapours.
Operate and service the air tool as described
in the recommendations included in these
instructions and use accessories and attach-
ments from Festool to minimise the release of
dust and vapours into the atmosphere.
In dusty environments, make sure that the dis-
sipation of exhaust air does not disturb the dust.
i. Do not use the compressed-air hose for pur-
poses for which it was not intended. Never
carry the pneumatic tool by the compressed-
air hose.
Protect the compressed-air hose from heat,
oil and sharp edges.
Never direct the air fl ow towards yourself or
other persons.
j. Secure the workpiece.
or a vice to hold the workpiece fi rmly.
These clamp the workpiece more securely
than with hands and also allow both hands to
be free to operate the pneumatic tool.
k. Avoid abnormal postures.
stance and keep your balance at all times.
l. Take care of your tools.
Untidiness in
and sharp for safe and effi cient work. Fol-
low the maintenance instructions and tips on
changing tools. Check the compressed-air
hose regularly and if it becomes damaged,
have it replaced by an approved specialist.
Keep handles dry and free of oil and grease.
m. Disconnect the compressed-air hose from
3
Do not allow oth-
Unused
Do not use
Do not wear
You should also wear a
Make sure that
Use clamping devices
Maintain a safe
Keep your tools clean