GreenTech QD6905LR Manuel D'instructions page 13

Auxiliary Handle (Figure 2)
Screw the auxiliary handle (13) into the attachment point on the upper side of the
housing.
Attention!
Always use the electric power tool with the auxiliary handle attached.
Inserting and Changing Tool Inserts (Figures 3, 4)
1. Press the spindle lock (16)
2. Loosen the clamping screw (3) by turning it clockwise with the Allen key (18).
3. Press the lock on the safety guard (14), push back the movable safety guard and
hold it firmly.
4. If the tool insert (19) is clamped, move it downwards.
5. Clean the flange and install a new tool insert. Pay attention to the direction of
motion (check the arrows on the housing and on the tool insert).
6. Tighten the clamping screws, anticlockwise, to secure the tool insert, ensuring
that the tool insert is concentric.
7. Before you operate the On/Off switch, make sure that the tool insert is correctly
installed,that the moving parts are free and the clamping screws are firmly
tightened.
Caution ! The Allen key (18) must not be left inserted in the clamping screw
Note:
After installing or changing a tool insert, allow the electric power tool to run for
the first minute without any load, in order to make sure that the tool insert is correctly
seated.
Extraction of Dust and Splinters (Figure 3, 5)
Attention! When working with items coated in leadcontaining paint, for example, or
with some types of wood, harmful or poisonous dust particles may be generated.
This presents a danger both for the user and for other people nearby. Protect
yourself with suitable personal safety clothing and equipment and keep other people
away from the working area. Connect an extraction system or a vacuum cleaner to
the electric power tool. This will provide you with optimum extraction of dust and
splinters from theworkpiece.
Advantages: You preserve both the electric power tool and your health. Moreover,
you're working area remains clean and safe.
1. Connect the suction hose(15) to the dust extraction connection(10).
2. Make sure that the seal inside the smaller of the connecting pieces on the hose
(15) fits on to the dust extraction connection(10).
3. Turn the suction hose to the right until it engages.
4. Attach a suitable dust extraction device.
5. Before every use, make sure that covers (15a) are fixed to the adapter (15b).
Note
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Make sure that the vacuum cleaner is suitable for use with the electric power
tool. Most dry vacuum cleaners for domestic use are wellsuited to this purpose.
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The vacuum cleaner is particularly useful if many cuts are being performed
successively. It means that less frequent stops are required to clean the electric
power tool and the workplace.
•
When you are cutting materials which may produce dangerous dust, always use
a vacuum cleaner. This applies, in particular, to hardwoods, MDF sheets and
ceramics.
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