Working With The Electric Power Tool; After Finishing Work; Service And Maintenance - Festool PLANEX LHS 2 225 EQI Notice D'utilisation

8 Working with the electric
power tool
WARNING
Risk of injury
► Always hold the power tool with both hands
using the indicated gripping surfaces, see
Section 8.1 .
► Before switching on the power tool, make
sure that all locking levers are completely
closed.
8.1 Holding the power tool correctly
Type of instal­ Gripping surface
lation
Hold the handle [1-8] or T-han­
Handle + sand­
ing head dle [1-6] with one hand and the
sanding head pipe [1-16] with
the other hand.
Handle + ex­ Hold the handle [1-8] or T-han­
tension tube + dle [1-6] with one hand and the
sanding head extension tube [1-14] with the
other hand.
Hold the handle [1-8] or T-han­
Handle + 2 ex­
tension tubes + dle [1-6] with one hand and the
sanding head
first extension tube after the
handle [1-1] with the other
hand.
8.2 Sanding
► To switch on the power tool, see Section
6.3 .
► Place the sanding head parallel to the sand­
ing surface.
► Perform the sanding work.
If the power tool beeps three times, there is a
fault. For troubleshooting, see Section
The restart protection prevents the ma­
chine from starting automatically after the
power supply is interrupted (e.g. after a
power failure). After a voltage interruption,
switch the power tool on again.
Do not apply too much pressure on the
power tool as this will cause it to overload.
The best sanding result is achieved by the
correctly set suction power without addi­
tional pressure on the power tool. The
sanding performance and quality are
mainly dependent on the selection of the
correct abrasive.
8.3 Ceiling work
If the suction is interrupted,
there is a risk of injury from the power tool
falling and loss of control
► Always hold the power tool with both hands
using the indicated gripping surfaces, see
Section
Attaching the hose clip [9]
When working on the ceiling, the hose clip pre­
vents you from having to hold the hanging plug-
it mains power cable and suction hose in your
hand, and also ensures that you have unrestric­
ted freedom of movement.
► Pull out the mains plug.
► Attach the hose clip to the extractor
hose and the plug-it mains power cable.
► Hook the hose clip to the right or left
side of the T-handle.
If the hose clip is installed, it can be
hooked into or unhooked from the T-han­
dle depending on whether work is being
carried out on the ceiling or on the wall.
8.4

After finishing work

Damage and contamination of the power tool
► Do not set down the power tool on the
backing pad [1-18] or T-handle [1-6] -
[10].
► Always place the power tool on its side or
use the PLANEX tool holder on the mobile
dust extractor.
13 .
► Once you have finished the sanding work,
switch off the power tool and set it down.
9

Service and maintenance

Risk of injury, electric shock
► Always pull the mains plug from the socket
before performing any servicing and main­
tenance work.
► All maintenance and repair work which re­
quires the housing to be opened should al­
ways be carried out by an authorised serv­
ice workshop.
WARNING
8.1 .
NOTICE
WARNING
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